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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1907
Page
7
Do not neglect coughing or old illness as neglect may lead to serious developments. As soon as you can cough or have a sore throat begin Kamed lately to take A D S Compound Syrup of Wake Pine. It promises to cure coughs and colds, sore throat, and hoarseness for 26e.
A garbled notice lists street violations and penalties, naming suspects and places like Ogden and Salt Lake City. It mentions hay and grain prices at Groul's, and references an immigration law case with a 190 dollar fine. The fragment also cites a Florida poem seems from a prior author, with miscellaneous names and addresses.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and places. The readable portions indicate a discussion or note about a beading task or event, with references to Ut and Dre Wyorifi. The piece lacks coherent context or complete factual details to form a proper news item.
A fragmented notice lists Michards as composer of a song The Guiding Star and mentions popular tunes then current. It notes W M McKandridle and another person visiting relatives. A few companies of the Thirteenth US Infantry passed through Ogden en route to San Francisco for two years in the Philippines. References to railway timing, a local sale, and a medical testimonial occur amid scattered names and ads.
Grand Lodge announces a forthcoming Knights of Pythias lodge gathering next Monday evening. A social program with entertainment and refreshments is planned, promising a pleasant evening for attendees.
A fragmentary advertising and notice item describes a traveling program titled Just Like Home at the Tlectris venue with a feature called Pennis Mania and the dramatic Draka to Sevik. The listing closes with a note on ticket pricing and a Spanish romance depiction, promising vivid photographic display. Additionally a 1948 Washington Ave notice in Orden City announces a public sale of a stray cattle described as four years old with branding JH, held by Poundkeeper Frank Nativity.
A garbled message thanks friends and relatives for support and condolences and mentions a community theater program and local figures. The uncertain text references a memorial gesture, local venues, and names that are largely unreadable.
A newborn male baby, wrapped in rich clothing valued at up to $250, was found dead on the ground near a rail line end of Evanston, east of Green River, with authorities investigating kidnapping or foul play. By townsfolk the baby’s death is believed staged to rescue or trap, murder suspected. coroners to examine the body as police pursue leads.
Local readers report a Woodmen of the World election meeting scheduled for Tuesday night in December. Officials and members prepare for voting on officer positions, with timing and venue details expected to be announced.
About twenty men, including three clerks, were laid off at the Malone plant in this city due to a short age of work. They are expected to return within weeks or sooner if additional work is available. A new time card will take effect in the Southern Pacific passenger service tomorrow, trimming some times but not causing material changes.
Fragmentary note lists various wood types and styles such as Colonial and Empire with mentions of price ranges and models. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts, but signals a catalog-like reference to furniture names, finishes, and sales terms.
In a garbled notice the text hints at a household savings theme, mentioning kitchen cabinet work and a housewery task. It references saving dollars, hours spent, and a plan to purchase or save on supplies. Names, dates, and clear actions are obscured in the OCR.
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