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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented shopping column reports a store sale with lines about bargains on a variety of goods. It mentions discounts on dresses, hammocks, chaises, and suits, with references to ladies items and seasonal stock. The text reads like an advertise style snippet from a local shop page.
A gathering of Harriman district machinists in Los Angeles includes officers delegates and business agents from district No 11 of the International Association of Machinists. They discuss plans for a new wage schedule and a four to six day session to push for a one half to one hour day reduction and improved pay, with possible closer ties to other western roads. Delegates represent various lodges across regions including San Francisco, Oakland, and Galveston, focusing on wage demands and labor organization strategy.
Local bakers invite residents to a community baking fair at the Peery Crescent venue. Activities include tastings, demonstrations, and a charity sale to support neighborhood projects. Volunteers welcome.
Workers at the Fercloty mines face injuries as efforts by strike breakers and foremen continue. The operation, led by Ang and Jos Ware, plans to expand ore production soon under new branding. Local authorities monitor safety and labor actions.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a father’s morning routine and a child's actions. Names and places are unclear as fragments appear. The piece reflects domestic life and time management themes in a candid, period voice.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a request or directive related to administration and a prelude to action. It mentions a person unnamed, a prior condition, and a plan or order to proceed. The text is incomplete, preventing clear identification of names, places, or dates.
A garbled OCR segment presents fragmented names and events including Mizeed Vacation and Pitino amid unclear references. The readable items mention a person or group connected to Creanit with scattered terms like Trandon PTA and Inetileg, but the core facts, dates, and locations are obscured, leaving an inconclusive outline of events or outcomes.
Scrambled text reports weddings, obituaries, and court notices with names like J. Ragslor and Daniel Me Maberly, wedding details, a clergy ceremony, and a public complaint in a patriot court. Several lines mention locations, dates, and amounts, though much is unreadable.
The Golden Ghai Company lists mining claims in the Tinde district including The Golden Chain Frirvluw Qnelda Ride view Cultura and an undivided one third interest by American Eagle. Officers are GB Lown president Win Hatfiell vice president Reed Swan secretary and treasurer. The firm reports stock at 240000 with a 26 cent per share rate, and references labor unions and wage agreements amid broader industrial notes.
The letter recounts Wesley Warren and associates detailing the Tehabo camp near Tonopah and Nevada. It describes claims, ground boundaries around the Little Gem, potential ore value, and plans for development by Warren and partners including Armato and others, noting prior mining activity and financial stakes.
Deseret News reports one hundred rib bons read Strik as telegraphers strike in Salt Lake City. Each striker wears a ribbon on his coat today and vows to persist until victory. Officials say seven days of action have begun, with negotiations ongoing as unions push for better pay and working hours. Local divisions, including Amelia, prepare additional actions if demands are not met.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local news item with references to a family, a fire, and unclear names. The readable parts indicate a possible incident involving a whole family and a burn event, but the details are garbled. No clear dates, places, or organizations are extractable.
The city council debated street lighting options between Welnyach Street Lights and the Street and Railway company. Proposals included gas lamps, incandescent lamps, and the Welbach system with varied power and yearly costs, ending with plans to install 400 lamps and adjust rates for a three year period.
A vintage clerical style notice from the Salt Lake region details a modern women’s event and draw numbers. It lists prize figures and participant credits, with Knights of Columbus involvement and a taxjouoti exhibit slated for the date near August 87th. The piece mentions winners, special features, and cash rewards amid a carnival-like pageant atmosphere.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions an excursion to Salt Lake City, a July departure, and vague references to European duchies and figures. The readable items are scattered names, places, and prices, with no coherent narrative or clear event, making precise summary difficult.
Fragmented OCR narrative covers a athletic meet with several times and participant names garbled. It mentions a 1787 reference and various times around 2 minutes, noting a standout heat winner and later performances, but many names and details are unreadable.
Fragmented notes describe Chicago and New York events, with mentions of a New York meet, Broadway hints, and Wall Street nearby. The text references theaters and the city’s pace, alongside scattered names and locations, in a rapidly jumbled era snapshot.
A garbled OCR page lists various entities including railway terms, markets, and numerous proper names such as nations, cities, and individuals. The readable portions reference locomotives, coal markets, and international mentions, but most details are indecipherable and fragmentary.
A chaotic OCR list details copper reduction and numerous bids across Tonopah area vendors and addresses including Tonopah Extension, Midway, North Star, Golden Anchor, and Golden City. It records bids in various items and quantities with many nonsensical fragments, multiple locations, and scattered company names.
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