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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
7
An advertisement touts a powder claimed to ease rheumatism. It asserts others found great relief and invites readers to try the product, expressing confidence it will help. The friendly tone seeks trust by mentioning prior users’ improvements.
In United States district court in Kansas City Rexraining enforcement of the Kansas Stockto n expansion law was denied. The case involves the International Black Foot company of Minnesota and claims by Marien WW Bay ige. The action seeks to halt the law's effect on property owners while progress under the statute proceeds. The judge ruled against the restraining order as the parties await further legal action.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Grescent Flour and Winter Wheat and a trial. It reads like garbled lines with references to Holly Maenl Woldndy and Enawation. No coherent event or named parties clearly identifiable.
A garbled OCR page fragment lists varied items including names such as James Tow ey and Bel op McKay, marriage and examination notes, and scattered references to locations and officials. The text is incoherent with many errors, giving a collage of unrelated notices and incomplete facts.
Griver Capitaliata reports the Four mine, once central to local activity, has been sold amid unsettled conditions. The transfer follows earlier financial strain and incomplete agreements, with stakeholders awaiting formal approval and details of the new arrangement.
A distorted report recounts miners from the Minisovers of the mine guiding a search that ends in uncovering a large rich ledge at the Bla Four mine. New owners Tddle Brothers have bonded Big Luck property for $20,000 and expect to access ore valued at up to 5,000 per ton found recently.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an excursion to Butts on August 7 and a race event with August 17 dates. Mentions California shipments for races, agents, and a D B Barter contact in Salt Lake City. Partial fare details and schedules implied.
A fragmentary Chicago report describes the death of a child named Chlo after a dog bite incident. It notes the involvement of Charles T. Davie of Darmville and mentions severe pain and medical fears during a prolonged illness preceding the child's death in Chicago. It references Davie as a related figure and a hospital/clinic context in the aftermath.
A fragment notes that several Chinese women graduates are aboard the steamer Minonsote sailing to the United States. They plan to enter Vassar College in America. The text is garbled with OCR errors but indicates students traveling to study in the United States.
A historic letter list shows items left at Ogden Utah post office in 1907. The long roster names numerous individuals and families such as Armstrong Brower Culir Hickon Krivokapiti GACH plus many others awaiting pickup in two weeks.
A young child, about six years old, died from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire from a box of matches. The incident occurred after she secured the box at home, and despite immediate medical attention at St Mark's hospital, she died shortly after. The child's father, Frank Towle, and mother, Mrs Fowler, were distraught as details emerged.
The community mourns Mrs Mandel who died after a long illness, with family and friends gathering at her home to mourn her loss. Descriptions praise her cheerful nature, artistic temperament, and the deep sorrow of her husband and children. A fourteen month old baby’s illness added strain as the family faces a future without her. Her memory is cherished by all who knew her and the mourners seek solace in faith and prayer.
Mrs Harker suffered severe bruising and shock when a street car struck her bicycle near Second Bank and Third Street as she rode east. Passersby aided her, she was taken to a nearby home for first aid, then moved to Now 22 Kingtylon flats for attention. The motorist did not stop.
Incoming Alabama senators begin their terms as Mounting a new era in state governance. The session opens March 1 with figures including Katelotine and Dow among the keeners, while terms include assignments and committee roles for the early days.
Fragmentary notices describe a historical event with names and places obscured. The text references a figure once hailed as a hero, a prison mention, and a distant sounding city or agency. Paragraphs are garbled, but imply a public sense of decline and unresolved fate.
Albert Wheeler faced a police court after alleged solicitations for a noble cause drew $10 to $30 from ten subscribers who were shown a list. Mrs Goda, suspecting misappropriation, confronted Wheeler who claimed exact sums and asked for more time due to a funeral. Neighbors described him as having a good reputation in the community.
Funeral services were held for Mrs J Goda who died yesterday at Oxford General Hospital after a short illness. The rites were conducted by Prof Gady and were followed by interment in Rio Grande. The widow, Mrs Goda, and her young husband Mr Henry Anderson attended, with several friends and neighbors present.
A fragmented record shows warranty deeds listing transfers of parcels in Central Park and Riverside Acres. Names include Charlotte Etherington and Rendall Balatells, with sums of 29 and 100 dollars, and lots described as block 5 and block 6. The text is OCR damaged but indicates property conveyances and grantee details.
Duncan Sayers, secretary of the Garden City Cathedral Society, a former faculty member, was arrested on forgery charges. The warrant cites Rev. Paul Swett as complainant. allegations include signatures and irregularities at Warner’s and related accounts, with mentions of campus and church figures.
A chaotic report describes a fatal car incident with fragmented names and unclear affiliations. The text mentions officials, possible witnesses, and various locations, but readable facts indicate a male victim and a sudden crash leading to death, with broader ceremonial references and names obscured by OCR errors.
An incomplete OCR fragment describes a vehicle crash involving individuals named Wineloatey and Velant. The text is garbled and omits clear location, date, or outcomes, making precise facts unavailable. Further readable details are needed to craft a full, accurate summary.
A disputed ruling on railroad freight routing is examined, focusing on interstate commerce law and the impact on shippers. The clash centers on whether carriers may loop shipments to optimize routes, potentially affecting property access and rates.
Bierlin Aug 1 191? Senator Albert Hoveridge of Indiana and his bride Katherine Mian-Chiusgs Spencer iddy secretary of the American aid were married here in a German ceremony at the American embassy. The service followed German requirements and was conducted by Rev. Mr. Hinmws C. Hail, a theologian from United Theological Seminary, formerly rector at Canton Pragbylerlan church.
A garbled 19th century OCR item notes Poilaville born Chi nese laundryman Chinaman 14 1/18 is recognized as the boy’s father at a Philadelphia event. It mentions the warden of deeds, a courtly agreement, and that Gallio Sing becomes the mother in a peculiar custody-like arrangement. The fragment preserves the cross cultural oddity of the time.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a birthday or anniversary event involving Shubert figures and a state or county context. Mentions Kent, Marrisbuss, and a railway reference. The text is garbled but signals a local historical notice with names and places.
A scrambled market note describes mixed movement in global goods and currencies with references to rate changes and financial institutions. The brief mentions traders, rate shifts, and potential volatility across exchanges, noting cautious sentiment ahead of near term events.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic mix of railroads, cities like St Paul and Kansas, several railway lines, and commodity prices for cattle, pork, barley, and western markets. The piece reads as a dated market summary with multiple numeric values and corporate names, largely incoherent due to transcription errors.
Local notice outlines private dining and party arrangements at QAPEB BROOM RESTAURANT, Oran BAY AD MIGHT, with fuel and train party planning details. Proprietors aim to provide tailored dining options, with emphasis on private gatherings and stylized meals for events.
Legal notice invites contractors to bid on a municipal project. Bid receipt location and deadline are stated, with details about eligibility and evaluation guidelines. The notice names the issuing authority, likely a city clerk or public works office, and references requirements for compliance and rights reserved. The text is obscure and fragmentary but indicates an official procurement process and contract award procedures.
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