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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
10
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale and a vehicle identifier Te sogulraly VW. Details are missing, including parties, dates, and terms, leaving the transaction unclear and unreadable for full confirmation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe embroideries priced to 50 cents and various entries about sizes and forms. The text mentions aisle placements, gauge, and a yard measure, with unclear references to materials and pricing. The overall snippet reads as a garbled sale-like listing with no clear entities or outcomes.
No. 5 ribbons in red white brown and navy with various widths were offered in a summer sale. The dealer announces a closeout of the remaining stock.
The store announces removal of Silk Petticoats Phewtock from fall stocks to spotlight real fall offerings. Inet prices shown for colors and blacks at 8.90, 8.00, and 10.00 with remnants and odd lots priced to clear. The note describes rummage as clean leftovers, ends of season stock requiring quick removal.
Final clearance advertisement from the summer sale offering waists at 150, $1.75 and $2.00. Some items require laundering before delivery. Choice waists priced at 79 cents.
Odd lots of toilet preparations sold to clear stock. Tetlow's Talcum Powder and Veraxide Cream offered. Violet Soap Valuations and Chamois Dusters discounted. Stillman's Freckle Cream and Violet Toilet Water featured. Wright's Silver Polish and bath products included with 20 percent bulk incentives.
Readable remnants show a clearance offer for Kayser silk gloves with double fingertip features in a 15 partition length. Prices listed around 41,71 and 41,00 with sizes limited and colors including white. Clearance sale emphasizes assorted sizes and low price for end of stock.
A fragment notes children's garments including muslins, drawers, skirts and shirts offered at low sale prices. The text lists drawers at 2c to 166 valent and skirts at 50 values, shirts at 1.00 value, with remarks that items on sale tables appear dusty. The source reflects informal catalog pricing and unclear units.
Hat sale offers remaining straw hats in limited lots for children. One large lot priced up to eight cents, two small lots previously up to eight or ten dollars reduced accordingly. About four dozen hats across all lots. Early shopping advised.
A fragmented report notes participants Redrama Warner and Roy involved in a sale event with vasal supporters present. Details are unclear but indicate a long item with additional merchandise and roughly ten to forty five units of value cited.
A fragmented catalog mentions hosiery items with remnant prices and varied colors. It lists children’s ribbed lisle stockings, infant hose, lisle stock weaves, and black and white choices, with several prices and sizes implied. The text is partial and garbled but signals a sale of hosiery in multiple styles.
A fragmented sale note describes 50 wrappers priced at 1.50 each and 36 more under 50 cents, featuring navy, grey, and blue varieties. It notes a bulk repurposing of 81.50 and mentions sellers or buyers counting 44 good with 36 at 50 cents each.
Undergarments advertised with varying sizes and prices. Citizens offered Lisle Suits in sixes at discounts, including $1.00 values, with limited stock and emphasis on comfort and fit.
Half price sale on colored dresses across the range from SG to 25.00. Featured fabrics include French Repp Irish Linen and Ginghams with lace and embroidery trim. Limited quantity in second colorways.
Jewelry sale at Ruimmagé features children's corner items and snake bracelet toys. Prices start at one dollar with tiny items offered in a clearance style at Pinsworth store. Limited stock, shop early for small prices on select pieces.
Vintage sewing items and craft notions with marked values including dollies 18 inches dia, embroidered pillow covers, pillow tubing, linen, burlap, and lace edging. Prices range from under a dollar to about five dollars, with descriptions of edging, embroidery, and fabric types amid sporadic OCR errors.
A chaotic catalog of cheap household goods lists bathroom bags, framed pictures, blankets, mats, leather and imitation bags, couch covers, dinnerware, glazed china and teacups. It notes prices, variations, and assorted colors, with frequent misspellings and unclear quantities, reflecting a salvage style sale rundown.
A garbled classified style notice promotes men’s suits at half price with scattered OCR text suggesting auction style pricing and vendor names. The readable fragment hints at bulk sale actions and discount framing but lacks clear dates or locations.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and scattered terms like shirts pants and paints mixed with stray names and codes. No clear events, people, organizations, dates, or locations emerge to form a coherent summary.
Thousands of remnants from many departments flood the sale with lengths suitable for children's frocks, skirts, and a greas many one piece items. The bazaar offers cut fabrics in varied lengths and colors, inviting quick purchases as part of a general clearance.
The item lists hundreds of mill ends in the holiday market with various goods described in garbled OCR text. It notes pricing and availability, referencing sellers and items in a limited, fragmentary fashion suitable for a brief market blurb.
Readable fragments indicate preparations for an upcoming school opening next month. The text mentions teachers, materials, and supplies, with garbled phrases about classrooms and staff, but no clear event details or names.
A chaotic, jittery OCR fragment suggests a dollar shoe sale generating unexpected attention. Scattered names and garbled phrases hint at a merchandising event with unclear dates, locations, and organizers.
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