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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
7
Twenty pieces are on the counter in the silk department. Bulk selections to be worn this fall include figured sateens, piping, and plushes. Brocades and new pieces, satin finishes, and patterns are among the offerings observed in the recent display.
A large sale offers hundreds of remnants at reduced prices. The store marks a smaller price on each remnant, making these items among the cheapest in stock. Materials are described as cheaper than salt prices.
The notice lists a large line of voile yardage and related fabrics at Fit yard. Items include white sheers, chrome accessories, and dress fabrics. Prices and exact quantities are unclear due to transcription errors, but the sale appears centered on textiles and fashion materials for tailoring.
In the ready-made department shirt waists are marked down with a new price reduction. The display features many waists on the counter as shoppers browse the selection and await further markdown details.
Fragmentary text advertises rugs with unclear pricing and garbled product description. Mentions carpet appearance and a ready item at unspecified location or time. Entities are unreadable due to corruption.
The notice outlines dress skirt pricing with reductions and expected sales. It references six dollar skirts reduced to three ninety eight and mentions specific prices for select items. The text notes fall styles and includes several references to skirts for Misses and lengths, indicating a catalog-like sale.
Fragments show a sale listing with mixed prices and misspelled items. Descends into garbled text mentioning wash suits, ladies’ wash wares, and remaining stock marked at a reduction. Details are unreadable and not coherent.
A fragmentary newspaper ad shows a sale idea with girls' gingham dresses priced at 58 cents. Text is garbled but references Flintse Montnit and Salt Dept with remaining hook table items and reduced prices amid confusion.
The London stage hosted a comic opera Amaris The Mirello to mixed reviews. Frederick Feng wrote the libretto with music by P M Faraday, praised for wit and plotting though the score was seen as amateurish. Principal roles include Teith Viscent Rutland Tarrington Norman Salmon and Whitworth Mitta.
An official notice announces a meeting of the Board of Equalization in the city. The document outlines hearing dates, locations, and procedures, noting participation by property owners and the city recorder. It warns of potential adjournment and emphasizes the purpose of reviewing valuations and appeals.
Local brief notes a business office listing shows telephone contact details for Finglas based services. The fragment records a phone line reference and unrelated company label, with limited readable context.
A jumble of 19th century style notices from Salt Lake and Ogden area includes business travels by Ray Sibler and J W Becraft, wedding reports, transport agents, a funeral chapel, and upcoming events. It notes a marriage by Rev Samuel Pialr, mentions George Buren and Miss Core Mentos, and a sentencing by Judge Hagen. The writing blends society items, travel, and local announcements with scattered names and places.
Fragmented notice for an excursion to a lagoon event on a Wednesday in August 1994. Reads as a small local listing with festival, prizes, and accompanying band. Details are garbled with several unreadable phrases and unclear times or locations.
A strike by six railroad companies in New York harbor halted operations at terminals in New Jersey and Staten Island. Officials from Central of New Jersey, DL&W, Erie, Baltimore & Ohio, New York Central, and Lehigh Valley refused wage demands of 310 dollars monthly, threatening to replace striking crews. cargoes bound for New York faced delays, with perishables and other freight at risk as rail traffic slowed. Pennsylvania and Mohawk railroads remained unaffected.
Round trip from Oxden for 49 dollars covers rail and stage transport through the Park with all bot expenses for departure and the Park. Limited to nine people. Reserve early at race. Houston Doe, The.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Speaker Cannon and his daughter planning a visit to Colorado with mentions of Winnolwant Gangster, Mia Canton, and various political hints. The text references speeches by Cannon, possible Republican ties, and a tumultuous scene surrounding a campaign event with unclear specifics.
One month before the school term, confusion over preparations and prices shows as Mrs. Shelly tours eastern markets for millinery and apparel. She plans to bring trimbers and new stock to outfit the staff and students, while the store moves to a new building with planed white upper stories and enamel brick retained. Reduced shirt valets and marked-down waists aim to clear stock before the relocation.
A garbled Aug report discusses the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling in the New Mexico Santa Fe Railway corruption case. It cites no criminal intent by Paul Morton, former Navy secretary, and notes the $15,000 rebate controversy and administration stance.
Brummitt leads a legal challenge against the city water franchise with the Real Estate Association backing the protest. The suit seeks a restraining order to halt the Water Works agreement, alleging improper council action and noncompliance with franchise rules. Attorney statements vow to defend rights and pursue future actions while considering Supreme Court options.
A fragmented Nevada property notice reports an auction of a claim called Nevada Hercules at Iron Work area in Alem county. The description mentions a 200 dollar per ton value and a staged sale by capitalist bidders, with the site near a tunnel north of town and considerations of increased royalty and price ahead of a tentative sale date.
A translated or garbled letter references Bryan and a plan to vote on a weekly measure. It notes a public effort by Mr Way and mentions media, testing, and an election context. Names such as Bryan and Woy appear with unclear roles. The piece hints at a political pledge and community involvement around timely voting.
J A Carson of Nevada sends a letter to Ramsey detailing hourly rush and full support for the new camp. Carew City autos leave daily as crews race to establish sites, with promising results and confident forecasts of production before the March deadline. West properties show encouraging development and strong stock prospects, while Lyons camp gains traction and West plans to move to Falnden and Won der to push further.
A spirited return game is set for August 22 in Salt Lake as Ogden policemen defeat Salt Lake in a tough match. Local civic pride runs high as officers toast the victory. a delegation plans to accompany the team to the capital, while fans recount the battle scarred moments and pike the coming rematch.
The dispatch outlines Anpla Chiness convention on Tibet, presented by Foreign Affairs Secretary. It states Britain will not interfere in Tibetan governance or internal administration, while opposing any formal state interference in Tibetan matters.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs. Charles Emory Smith and references to various named individuals and places. Content is garbled with unclear dates or events, making it difficult to extract a coherent main action or outcome for a concise news card. No verifiable facts present to summarize reliably.
A dense market roundup shows declines and dull trading across rails, grains, and commodities. Key names like Northwestern, Northern Pacific, Norfolk and Western slip, with cotton, coffee, and cattle markets displaying mixed to weak demand amid fluctuating prices.
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