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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary text describes a local store note with references to Miler Suymer and Anna. The passage mentions pleasure, duty, progress, and an upcoming event or meeting. The readable names hint at people and places, but most content is garbled and unclear.
Odd catalog note offers embroidered hose at 5 cents. Mentions badiee and patterns, stock from water to minute weight. Two hours tangas wight and a citalomer will go forward to refeet with more than thirty pairs at nineteen cents.
Fragmented OCR advert shows towel sale and bath items with pricing in an old style. Details are garbled but indicate a sale event with items like towels and wash accessories and a customer price structure.
Fragmented ad style notice promises fall dress goods at special price tonight. Mentions goods by name and variety, touts strong value with many pieces available at limited quantity.
Glove stock from Grenoble France offered at night price of 8 cents each pair. Variety of colors advertised. Limited one pair per customer with a small amount available tonight. restocked next week.
A fragmentary ad notes half price sale on pyrography items tonight in a marketplace or shop setting. The readable text mentions various tools and materials, including mirrors and bases, with unclear full details due to OCR damage.
Fragmentary notice describes school pillow sales or orders at a dollar each connected to various institutions and events. It lists names such as the University of Ulin and Weber Finke Academs, with garbled phrasing about next week and a mono gram twist. The readable content points to a school products sale involving pillow items and several named entities amid unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a shoppers note with garbled phrases about shirts and prices. It mentions a count or price near 88 cents and references a corner window and a sale. The legible portions name a few unclear buyers and a relation to wage or tax like sums.
Local business announces a full day closure on Monday for labor holiday observance. The notice requests customers to plan ahead and mentions possible limited hours or reopen timing later in the week for ongoing services.
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The Woman's Guild of the parish promotes a high tea and performance at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday and Thursday evenings in September. Mrs Katharine Tate is noted for her capable singing and graceful presence. Proceeds support the guild's charitable efforts, with a tie of entertaining items and appearances by local women.
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The readable text shows garbled phrases about events or notices but lacks clear names dates places or actions. No coherent person or organization can be identified, making it impossible to determine a concrete news item or outcome from the fragment.
Instructions for cleaning jars and preparing fruit jars for canning. Includes steps for washing jars, testing seals, and drying them on a rack. Mentions proper banding, heating, and storage, with scattered garbled text interspersed. Key ideas: rinse jars, dry, use good bands, and process on stove heat.
A garbled mix of names and events notes education doubts over a meeting, a Labor Day race at Fell Grounds, and multiple local figures including Mrs. LG Chester of Los Angeles and Mrs. Kate Topanee on Adame Avenue. Mention of Union Portland Cement valuation review by John Watson and a visit by a state official. Morgan, California and other scattered references appear in a disrupted text with vague civic and social hints.
A large crowd gathered in Salt Lake City to hear Fer Don, famed for oratory and medical demonstrations. The event featured his Diamond Chistes Bond entry, praise for his eloquence, and anticipation of his future appearances. Winda medical compound and the Svarthgi treatment drew strong interest, with claims of cures and pain-free operations presented alongside the platform act.
In a heated exchange from a Utah court, attorneys charged Judge Maughan with prejudice as they debated a long-pending motion for a new trial in the case of William Glramano et al. The dispute touched on prior rulings, newspaper coverage, and alleged manipulation, with clerical timelines cited from 1903 to 1907.
Dorothy Tenant faced a setback when a wage manager barred her from a leading part in The Gallego Widow after a dress trial. The next day she donned a bold costume to confront Colonel Yarage Alnlato, who failed to recognize her past presence, sparking a dramatic Broadway Magazine account.
A fragmented, archaic sketch discusses walruses and sea life, noting the helplessness of a walrus on land versus in water. It mentions dangers from waves, currents, and predators, and touches on behaviors of different creatures and shoreline dynamics. The piece references tides, winds, and coastal scenery with scattered era language.
An unclear report describes wholesalers at Lake region facing price controls and regulatory friction. A government inquiry and a string of retaliatory moves spark tension among retailers and manufacturers with widespread impact on local commerce.
A damaged OCR reads like a tangled letter about American and French authors, infighting over rights and property. It mentions Harvard, Teabig univers les, Die Alwerbat functions, and a conflict surrounding Tugio nf Menus. The piece hints at a controversial exchange with Meaux and a request to identify how to fear threats.
A fragmentary history traces the Cordon Bleu title as applied to orders linked to French royalty. It describes origins under Louis XV and XII, the order’s emblem, and a tale of a cook earning the name “cordon bleu” after a celebrated meal, noting the honor’s rise in royal circles and enduring usage.
The article describes foreign hotels and their peculiar water procedures. Guests are not to operate water valves and must accept service blind to staff. A divergent lodging culture features maid notices, prepaid meals, and bids for early departures, with scattered dialogue and odd phrases throughout.
A garbled, OCR like fragment hints at a mystery note or letter shower with scattered names and phrases. The readable pieces point to a sequence of names and places, suggesting a curious personal or social exchange. The text mentions Israel and individual names, with unclear intent or context.
An aged reminiscence recounts miners and soldiers linked by fate, detailing a 30 year old man, a fortune of L250,900, and a life shaped by schooling, marriage, and war. The narrative travels through memory of cemeteries, battles, and the impact on families and communities across towns and events.
Fragmented text discusses a New York Court of Appeals decision on a constitutional ban affecting workers and women, referencing health and public interest. Mentions a 2000 statistic about farm workers and a want ad suggesting housing or job postings amid unclear language.
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