Grum bling at the daily atmosphere offered
A quirky ad promises hot choenlts to lift spirits. Steam rises as whipped cream is added. The cheerful note invites patrons to visit, noting a price of 8 dilve and a wish to fill vip tions.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
7
A quirky ad promises hot choenlts to lift spirits. Steam rises as whipped cream is added. The cheerful note invites patrons to visit, noting a price of 8 dilve and a wish to fill vip tions.
Fragmented wartime dispatches and ad text appear mixed, noting naval buildup, a plea for battleships, and a dental product promotion, with unrelated police and legal notices about requisitions and crimes. The garbled text includes references to Danderine and a request for sample payments, plus scattered names and places.
A partial, unreadable text fragment discusses a personal ranking idea and plans for tonight. Names, places, and concrete details are missing, leaving only vague references to a tone of advice and scheduling.
A chaotic page lists varied items from local ads and notices including hay and canaries for sale, bronchitis reports among Ogden children, prices on hay and grain, visitors to the city, and funeral notices. It records names, places in Ogden, businesses such as 382 24th St. and Mt. Vorwa drink references, and a funeral at Keyavile.
Reports indicate that 80 percent of households outside Porthind face urgent needs for funds and supplies. Officials warn that insufficient donations could hamper efforts to meet basic requirements across affected areas, urging communities to contribute where possible.
A few hundred bitahels of shulea Poorleaf with White Diamond Potatoes offered for delivery anywhere in Ogden. Contact Prides Tea tomattle at phone 012 to arrange delivery or inquiry. Seller listed as Gauth Weber with abr and 34.
A third member of a Montana train robbery gang has fled while in custody in Fortinend. Secret Service and local police hold Worthington under heavy guard as investigators pursue charges of larceny and conspiracy. The incident involved a haul between 50,000 and 100,000 in war and currency, with two other suspects captured and one dead in Montana. Authorities report confessions and a shared reward motive from Worthington and Roller, who were to be held in custody as the case unfolds.
Amid a blinding storm the fleet at Newport prepares for departures to Hampton Roads and Tompkinsville. Yankton and Connecticut plan to sail tomorrow. Dago class ships and Yebkton await favorable wind. Vermont and Minnesota weather delays noted. crews shelter vessels as storms rack the harbor. New Jersey shifts course toward Tompkinsville with ammunition needs amid heavy seas.
Dec. 4 Salt Lake City Utah. Statements from Charles S. Bueton president of the clearing house association say the statements of Salt Lake banks indicate stronger resources. Banks expect rise from 28 to 35 percent and few will decline.
Spokane reports record number of car teleparted by banks today surpassing prior city highs. The report notes rising loan activity and banking sector signals, with payments and deposits increasing. Authorities consider implications for local economy and trust in financial institutions.
The city weighs a rule requiring telephones in drug stores and hotels to be supplied by the telephone company with no profit sharing. Under prior deals, druggists received a monthly fixed share after customers paid a guaranteed amount. The proposed ordinance would shift costs to the company, affecting all shops and public spaces hosting phones.
State Attorney Healy found yesterday a long missing letter from a major Chicago milk firm. The note urges big dealers to push prices up for independent grocers and to persuade the public to accept higher costs. The letter, signed by a representative of a leading city firm, says price increases are not accidental and urges cooperation to raise margins.
Foreigners leaving the canniny for their fewer homes as two arrivals, Mee Cyintele and Romane, aboard Sithe Ite, depart toward Naples. Storage accommodations are overflowing with crates and goods, with ships ready to transport them via Tale the way of Cir e hu wig to Naples.
A meeting in Pittsburgh featured discussion of a proposed short line railway project linking major eastern cities. Joe Hansey, former president of a major railroad, outlined the plan and suggested it would boost commerce and connect key mountains and industrial centers.
Local notices describe a hotel group seeking seasonal reset and staff changes. Details mention property names, dates, and expected openings, with emphasis on operations during the off season and new management possibilities. The fragmentary OCR hints at locations and listings but lacks complete names and addresses.
A long, fragmented article discusses efforts to offer subsidized boarding houses for young working women in urban areas. It covers the need for safe housing away from home, management by educated staff, moral safeguards, and the goal of preparing residents for independent, secure livelihoods. It notes the role of the Young Women's Christian Association and related initiatives, plus challenges posed by economic crises affecting local industry and employment.
Freddie Bent comments on future possibilities amid a curious scene with Mancher and Freddie on a couch discussing a 4,000,000 miteh long object and Philadelphia context, suggesting unrealized links between cities and events.
Washington and a large military mobilization are reported as 3000 troops stand ready at Angel Island and Fort Douglas to respond to a potential disturbance in Goldfield Nev. The dispatch mentions miners and possible government action. Want ads allure readers with a claim of big results from classified listings.
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