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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1907
Page
7
Fragmented OCR lists special items and prices for tonight with varied phrases. It mentions embroideries, move storie, pine products, and quality tableware, with prices like 390 and 540, plus references to stores, locations, and potential discount offers.
Notices a basement sale by Hight Tar offering wrappers at 4.50 and wholesale quantities. Sellers claim some buyers overbought and the store seeks to accommodate customers with remaining stock. The ad lists colors and styles and notes belts priced around 8 dollars.
An unclear passage mentions Monnett and Feeles with ties to a campus hiring and smelling line and a geographic drift from Oregon to Nevada. The text references a Northen snail car and Captain Henry as an experimental telegraphy figure, in a hazy historic context.
Disjointed OCR text recounts a political demonstration by Gov. J Kellesto, a demurrer in a county case, and multiple legal notices. It mentions deaths from a train accident near OW Point, a court decision, and a National Guard encampment at a northern park, with various names and dates garbled in the transcript.
Salt Lake public school officials face a strike threat from twelve to four dozen principals over pay. The board allegedly ignores wage increases for most staff while considering raising the top salary, prompting resignations and potential staffing gaps.
Fragmented obituary and medical notice items describe burials held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ogden City and a medical discussion referencing hemorrhoids and related conditions. The text mentions names including Brown, Thompson, and others, with reference to Lindameter Undertaking Parlor and local merchants.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous church activities in Washington area from multiple congregations. It mentions Sunday schools, morning worships, sermons on eternal life, evangelistic services, choir events, and special gatherings. It notes pastors such as J. H. Carver and others, plus times, places, and ritual details across several churches.
Fragmentary text mentions names Firngatarn Donny and Yoram Adlortey Moandele with scattered references to places and events. Details are garbled, leaving an unclear report on individuals, actions, or outcomes.
A San Francisco dispute outlines proposed consolidation under a chamber of commerce style amalgamation. It cites by laws, credit practices, and the need to handle debts and intercompany relations within the Butchers and Grocers associations. The document discusses how unions may influence pricing, duties, and governance, and notes a request for consultation with manufacturers and merchants.
A 19th century-style letter from Peter P. Bullivan, also called Pete Sullivan, discusses a failed agreement over Ogden. He argues he refused to honor questionable terms, defends his wartime actions, and promises to support a charitable cause if demanded, while denouncing a retaliatory approach by rivals.
In an apparent manhunt near Snydervee Sheriff Ayans and a posse of about forty search for Joseph Hewnke, a fugitive from Utah state prison. The pursuit follows reports of Bebipiee hiding nearby as Case V Watson arrives on horseback to investigate.
The garbled text describes a series of events including a shooting and a fatal explosion. It mentions a person named Watson and a sheriff, with references to a cabin, a trail, and a posse. An explosion in New York kills several aboard a barge, including Captain Hapilad and Rapture Giouvens, as investigators report. The passage is fragmentary and difficult to parse but centers on violent incidents and dramatic outcomes.
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