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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
3
Silk petticoats advertised with a limited stock sale price of 0.50. The copy references quality, colors, and styles with mentions of satin silk, tailored lounge items, and a weeklong display to attract buyers.
The fragment states a monthly list of ten items related to Vham and a $32 charge connected to an injury in Australia. The text is incomplete and contains garbled words, hindering clear attribution of persons or organizations.
A disjointed OCR passage mixes names, places, transactions, and public notices. It mentions retailers Richardson Grant Crockery People, varied dates, and scattered references to parties, goods, and farewells, with emotional addenda and stray lines about arrangements and farewells.
A deranged mix of names and places outlines a mining development near Nevada and Mindat with mentions of Wallan, St Colchald, and Com Nevade. It notes plans to secure properties and draw in capitalists, describes shafts and tunnels, and cites a plan to extend a 7,000 foot tunnel and 18 wells with water supply as stage one of a broader development.
Mrs Hewlett of Bell Telephone Corpora was assaulted by a stranger during a labor dispute incident. The local court records show she testified the attacker forcibly restrained her, tearing at clothes and causing injuries. A preliminary hearing noted a potential security risk and a bond set at $2500.
Report discusses coal pricing in Ogden with references to different coal types and delivery costs. Notes on price quotes from Mirgeurl river points, freight charges, and comparisons to San Pedro and Southern Pacific shipments. Mentions impact on households and regional supply as winter pressure grows.
Mr Squire announces courses at the University of Ul an and Ogden including elementary theory advanced theory interval study harmony and opera works Rosters list topics such as Faust and Pagliacci with a note of address 2116 Washington Ave and a test date.
Snow tips the high peaks as a cold front moves through the region. Heavy clouds, rain and wind affect Dunlen and surrounding towns, with a sharp drop in temperatures signaling an early winter pattern. Roads are slick. mountain bridges face stress from shifting beams and accumulating moisture.
A distressed court scene recounts a mother's neglect leading to an infant's death. The judge sentences Mrs. Klenke to temporary confinement with permission to visit her other children, aiming to protect the baby while allowing family care. The case highlights liquor-related disgrace and the village's sorrow.
A degraded OCR notice outlines a Labor Knights parade starting at 10 AM with no admission charged. It mentions route changes to 6th Street and Labor Way, seating, and arrangements for a public celebration with speakers Nichols and Masters Wands, Brighay’s Tan supplying furnishings, and a concluding event at the sequeer Limtel Platz.
Turbulent protests erupt over rising coal costs from Wyoming mines as governors meet to discuss energy policy. President Willeran cites instigations by prominent figures and wage demands by miners, while fuel companies defend pricing as cost justified. Officials press for transparency and market stability amid heated exchanges.
A garbled report describes Frank Cannon delivering a violent sermon and slaying a hierarch in front of Parkeener Heath’s house to the crowd of about 1,000. Cannon proclaims the America marry’s courage and self purivation as cheers erupt. notes confusion about future plans. Mention of international meetings and political shifts connected to American and British factions follows in unclear detail.
In a depot yard yesterday an engine arm severed the arm of 45 year old worker Hart while a yard crew cleared debris. The injured man was rushed to hospital and died later from the severed limb when medical aid proved inadequate. Witnesses say the engine struck him as it moved toward the yard and the cause remains under investigation. Boyd, a 69 year old bystander, collapsed from shock but survived. The victim had been a section foreman at Ogden prior to the incident.
Charles Stone, a local mining man, arrived this morning after a prospecting trip in Nevada. He reports hard luck and heavy toll from the labor, remarking on the copper-rich prospects of the area and noting the district's rough, youthful outlook.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Western Packie development, Mr Stone samples, and copper properties. It mentions experts' opinions, a Standard Oil company reference, and a Copper Niele property. No clear events or names with dates emerge from the legible text.
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