One Dollar Shirts Promoted by Fred M Nye Co
A faded ad promotes one dollar shirts by Fred M Nye Co clothing and togs at 24135 Wash. Ave. It claims better styles and fit and urges customers to come in and prove it as the shop touts its garments.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
3
A faded ad promotes one dollar shirts by Fred M Nye Co clothing and togs at 24135 Wash. Ave. It claims better styles and fit and urges customers to come in and prove it as the shop touts its garments.
Fragmentary OCR shows random references to rates, properties, sales terms, and names like Maud Lo Blond guardian, with garbled entries about furnitures or services. Some contact hints appear with an old phone-like number and stray phrases about guardianship and estate matters.
A jumble of names places and events from an OCR page. Mentions drivers visitors editors and local happenings with scattered references to dates locations individuals and plans including an opera event a mountaineering expedition and a court case. The legible items include a public notices style fragment and a wedding license note amid inconsistent phrases.
Freeport Mh city council passes ordinance to amend Stephenson County Telephone Co. tariff boosting monthly charges by 50 cents, as noted by the Public Service commission amid local service changes.
Funeral services are described as commencing at 2 pm in the Van’s Chapel at Salk Take, Ogden. The obsequies will include a procession to Gall Lake and burial arrangements at Ogden, with family and friends of the deceased attending.
California residents sue Ogden Horseman in Tistrich court alleging purchase of a faulty horse and equipment in 7405. They claim saleswoman misrepresented the stallion and tack, paying $2,400 for the lot. Plaintiff attorney P. M. Jamison of Modag County filed the action seeking damages for alleged misrepresentation and loss.
A party of Pyhton Sisters from the lodge will leave Viorsiky morning for Provo to attend a Pythian meeting at Unat place Foner. Members listed include Jorys WeKHENEY Andehy and others. expected attendees include Mek Wilh Glasmonnn Mon Wi A Motus and grand officers ABH bale THA among others.
A man in a small town climbed a semaphore pole and leapt to his death on the Gut-bit, while authorities and the coroner investigate the incident. Sheriff Jones of Reuben County and Coroner Alwood Luce oversee the case as interment plans proceed while local rail and traveling events loom. Commute details and western travel notices dominate the remainder of the dispatch with rail preparations and excursions tied to Ogden and Denver.
The text appears as a garbled excerpt with disjointed phrases about garments and names, lacking clear events or identifiable entities. It resembles OCR damage from a historical newspaper, offering little coherent content to summarize beyond noting a confused listing from a shop or feature page.
Engineers and crews advance heavy work along the yards near the bridge. New repair shops will rise north of Wall Avenue with two story structures and a transfer table linking shops. Trench work extends from Wall Avenue to Twenty fourth Street as curbing and crossings are prepared for faster rail and freight movement.
Harrisburg April report on a Pennsylvania Republican state gathering selecting delegates for the Chicago convention. Joseph A. Langit chosen temporary chair, Philander C Knox named as a leading favorite. Delegates debated local option and party rules, with nominations for permanent officers and potential electors outlined.
In Washington today Wheeler of Canfortia accepts the post of Secretary of the department under President. The move follows close cooperation with labor groups and a push for reform in the administration. Wheeler’s appointment signals a shift in policy and a focus on labor relations.
The Ogden City Board of Education projects a school tax levy for 1908 near 88 mills, with total required funds rising from 188,997.87 to about 189,? thousand. State and county funds add 58,949.60, surpassing expectations by over 10,940.50, while 1908 estimates show changes in local revenue and sinking fund provisions.
The War Cunning company pursues a new industry in Ogden focusing on bottling Pure Plure and related products. The plan envisions creating steady employment and advancing local manufacturing, with broader aims to attract workers and stabilize the economy.
The following real estate transfers are listed with names including Wilkes and Harton, partial lot descriptions, townships and quarters, and stated consideration amounts such as 4100. The rough OCR shows transfers involving multiple parties and parcels, including wife, husband, and noted property locations within the northern quarter and township details.
The readable text hints at a community meeting or event in town with calls for participation. It mentions gathering people and inviting everyone to attend today, aiming to engage residents and share stories. Names, places, and concrete details are unclear due to damaged text.
Property deals recorded in Ogden City include A Te Hepwaud and wife transferring Lot 6 Block 3 Plat A, and George W Branovelt and wife selling part of Daniel Lot 10 Plat G to Aldred Stevenson, along with Wilton Branswell acquiring part of lots 9 and 10 Block 4 Plat B. Tot H Larson sold Lot south west quarter of section 20 and part of north east quarter of section 8 Township 6 Range 1 West for $1,000. A separate note recalls a man’s violent outburst at a station, frightening several women who fled as an officer was threatened.
Vrune Walin, a one eyed defendant, pleaded guilty in a paler eoltel Ink morolitg case charged by Vienney. A jail term was set if he did not leave the city within three days. Yesterday afternoon a disturbance occurred in a doorway between Cas Brown hotel and Ive store on Washington Street as onlookers watched.
In St Petersburg on April 28 preparations for the wedding of Prince William of an unnamed state and Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna, daughter of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich, are nearly complete. Swedish officials and Russian dignitaries are to attend the ceremony in Revel, with escorts and state representatives arriving.
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