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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1906
Page
8
Detained by police to protect walkers in Risdistrict, bicyclists ignored sidewalks on Twenty third Street and Grant Avenue. Officers intervened as riders collided with pedestrians and faced potential charges. complaints rise after several incidents including a woman knocked down.
An advertisement from A J Brown & Son at 136 Mth promotes Dixon’s silica roof paint. It claims two coats protect roofs for five years and offers removal of soot and debris. The copy asserts long lasting protection, guarantees, and a price comparison with mineral paints.
Fragmented paragraph describes Wallace moving to Ely on a date near Septem ber and Cunally Wreorder Ellis joining bed with lumhaxa. Attacks expected not serious. Mr Rly Wallace to leave for Ely next Jiatarday for a home. Local trade plans by Mr Eulathiche If Qsden and others to boost commerce in White Fine County, with camps near Ely preparing for openings.
A fragmented report outlines summer travel by rail and ship to San Francisco and other destinations. It mentions Ogden, Francia, and Ogden to San Fran with routing via South Paria, plus irregular references to dates, fares, and a few place names.
Deseret Evening notes Groesbeck and Sloe VEE OWE picture tour at Avenue First. An afternoon performance features A Nicht to Wunderland with music and mirth. The exhibit promises dramatic scenes and a later exhibit of disaster photography with captions detailing impacts and costs.
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute among grocers over payment and guarantees. Mentions JHuy or S4b, a 40d back, four grocers, and charges to a fair. References listed company Rasseltames Co. and a three pound quantity.
Cora Catergie petitions for divorce from Arthur Kraeget on grounds of desertion and asupport. She seeks custody of the minor Joseph L. Stanger, alimony of thirty dollars, and twenty dollars per month for child support. The plaintiff formerly used the name Cora C Moyes. They were married at Orden.
The report lists prices and availability for a wide range of produce and groceries in Utah, noting watermelons in season at high quality, early melons, tomatoes dropping to five cents, peaches and melons priced by the pound, and assorted items such as butter, cheese, sugar, canned tomatoes, lemons, and various meats with recorded prices and unit sizes. It reflects a bustling market with notable ups and downs in fruit and vegetable values and several staples priced per pound, per dozen, or per hundred as listed.
A labor dispute at Omaha Independent Telephone prompts a lockout of electricians after a quarrel over foreman pay and duties. Local 36 officials say the company tried to cap foreman salaries, leading to protests from eight workers who then refused to discuss the matter with management. The company offered no comment.
A road trip excursion is planned with two departure times, 9:20 a m and 10:20 a m, via the Oregon line. Organized group travel seeks to offer a structured outing to Salt Lake with details on timing and route.
The Lead-Silver Copper Co filed articles with the county clerk outlining a general mining business with headquarters at Ogden. It lists properties at Argenta mining district Morgan county and stock at 25,000 shares. officers include Charles H. Stose president Z Johan representative and George Halverson secretary treasurer. board members Oscar Olsen and Alter Olsen.
A brief notice announces a town excursion to Heyburn Idaho with a general ornament sale in Hesnee. Tickets are available August 231b and details can be obtained from local agents.
Funeral services were held at the first ward meeting house yesterday afternoon with Councilor Dading Some presiding. Speakers included Mrs. Margaret Critchlow Mise Souis President Middleton Join Garner James Wee and Dudley Btone. Music featured a ball with C Woods singing Gently Tead. Mrs. J. Far fey performed Somethme We'll Under stand aid in Night. Large attendance and many floral tributes. Six pallbearers named, interment at Father Cemetery. Advice on regular exercise and a healthful bowel action promoted by a pharmacist.
The filing alleges S60 damages from prank actions by Telfesen and associates against Paltergan and others. It claims business losses and county farm impact, with the defendant accused of wrongful conduct and misrepresentation. Court proceedings seek redress and potential penalties, noting a date and interim orders.
A garbled report outlines a warranty seeds program and training updates. Mentions PCS Whitby MM, Seattle region, and a range of parts and dates. Readers are guided to verify details with the listing entity and associated parties. The text remains unclear about exact actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary naval update from Washington reports unclear names and events. Visible terms include naval, Washington district, and notices about operations. readability is limited, with missing dates and concrete actions.
The passage portrays a court under Marie Antoinette era with masked attendees, a child witness named Angouleme, and a crowd taught to bear pain with wit. It recalls beheadings, mockery toward the guillotine, and rituals of polite conduct amid fear. A recurring theme is restraint and ritual in a brutal public spectacle.
A fragmented discussion describes ancient Berlin coinage from the fifteenth century, noting irregular rectangular and circular pieces with copper stamps, weights, and dates. The largest token measured about a foot square, valued at BL, with a rare ounce-like example weighing around four pounds and thick for its era.
A garbled report details Megasculidia australis the so called earthworm of Australia. It mentions length and diameter, frost removal, and an incident with a specimen in Perthshire. The piece shifts to ministerial duties in a Scottish district then to colonial taxation and a Neceyly Massachusetts note, followed by curious animal pain reactions and a burglar’s pillownote about temptation and weather.
Fragmentary OCR yields a confusing scene with names like Brees Dabra and WEE sticks, reference to Veers, and a murmuring crowd. Unable to determine a coherent event, place, or date. no clear outcome or action emerges.
Fragmentary item describes Tarkie women and Turkish interactions in a late period text. It mentions a Lancet reference and possible notes on parties, events, and people, but the readable portions are incomplete and fragmentary.
Unreadable OCR text shows garbled phrases about threats and actions. The fragment references “tolakc” and “patr plathin” with scattered names like Henge and Antler, yielding no coherent event, date, or location.
A dramatic tale unfolds with a viceroy pressing for compliance as a singer refuses to perform. A preferred author’s boyish enthusiasm fades amid political pressure and a looming audience, while a prisoner Gabriell faces confinement during a tense twelve day period.
The text presents scattered excerpts about Connecticut natural history including a river pass and rock formations, a description of banking checks in a criminology-like anecdote, and a section on Japanese language features and measurements. It blends anecdotal lore with technical trivia and historical terms.
The passage discusses carat definitions in gold and precious metal grading, noting that an eighteen carat fining is three parts gold to one of base metal, and explains the origins and social use of the term bishop or bishop’s class. It references Thackeray and social criticism of early 19th century manners.
A garbled excerpt recalls Aunt Maria, Aunt Macty, and a troubled household. The text hints at a strained mood, a reprimand scene, and a reference to a London Glob report about a mother and daughter conflict, with vague emotions and social tension.
In a tight semifinal, the champion secured a narrow win over a key rival. The match featured strong defense and late scoring to advance the champion to the final.
A peculiar creature is described as a Winged General of the Iran, a vast tusked, winged beast resembling a whale and elephant hybrid. It roams near the Indian Ocean coast, with a length beyond thirty feet, blazing color, and a curious posture. Local mariners know it by name, a winged chief among sightings.
A garbled OCR passage blends horticultural notes on plant growth and root propagation with biographical anecdotes about figures like President McIns(e)ey and weather forecasters. It references wool, seeds, and cultivation tricks, alongside historical comments on weather prediction and a remark about the "Diama Saga" from the fourteenth century.
Fragmentary text mentions Tope, Port, Joy, and a distant Wingay Ula, with references to a dance and coins. The readable parts hint at names and events but lack clear narrative or concrete details.
A fragmentary report describes a film event at Sacred Heart Ke Teew and mentions a dail bers in nee the geratnave. It references the Ido centrot and pont mention baines, with vague notes about manta bom you rfer.
An unreadable OCR fragment presents a jumble of names and phrases. It references rotation, mentions suspects or speakers, and includes stray quotes and garbled words. The readable content is minimal, offering no clear event, place, date, or person we can identify.
A fragmented item notes an excursion in Salt Lake City with unclear names and events. The readable fragment mentions a choir, a public or civic gathering, and possible references to transportation or locations. Details are obscured, leaving the core event difficult to identify.
The New York market opened amid feverish speculation as investors awaited dividends news from major firms. Trading showed light movement with prices muted by uncertainty about payouts, while the money market absorbed substantial funds and financial officials prepared statements on expected dividend declarations and corporate earnings.
Oraivod 5.1 Aug 16 with John Heard arrives for visit with Caplinseth Butlock. They will take an overland train via Tele Fourthe to President Hooserait's off ranch near dedorg. Party includes Captain Butlock, blson Stantes, Paul Martin, Kermit Roosevelt and John Weard. They will proceed with a stamping mat and reach ten deye. Previously Kermit accompanied a heating trip last summer and bagged bear and lld cats.
The new Municipal Year Book reports extensive city activity and labor patterns. It notes many officials are not the latest employers of labor and cites examples from London boroughs and Kingston on Thames. It describes municipal services and family routines tied to public works and institutions.
A garbled Denver election fraud note references alleged ballot tampering and delay in counting. It mentions names and a court context but the text is unclear and largely unreadable, preventing precise facts or outcomes.
A federal grand jury in Wallace files a special indictment alleging a company paid bribes and received compensation from a fake broker. The second indictment targets coverup of payments linked to the scheme and references dates in March 1906.
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