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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Wednesday evening gathering at Lalor with attendees waiting for an event. Mentions Prem Tveiirk, a location described as the plleva eree, and references a possible turnout. Indicates a planned later gathering for Mer Dowling and a female attendee.
The item describes a substance called DANDERINE and its claimed effects, noting experiments and a claimed price or value in stamps. It mentions a trial with a sample and references to associated persons and placements, including Beretto Vaniertay Cay Clee, in a distant context.
Union Pacific near Green River reports a derrick collapse killed three workers at Pulat of flocks yard. Two others were instantly killed as a car fell on them while a derrick mishap caused a freight collision near the Dalya ranch. Wreck crews cleared track in six hours.
An old advertisement claims Brome Cough Remedy includes a free cough plaster on each pack. It promises the plaster can prevent the cough from reaching the lungs and may relieve congestion, loosen phlegm, and stop the cough. The claim cites a formula standardized by physicians and urges purchase from Geo. F. Cate, druggist, 2201 Washington Avenue.
A dated list of names and stray notes shows letters addressed to Ogden Utah on December 4 1906. The item warns that unless mailed within two weeks the letters may be delivered to deceased or misrouted recipients. Names include Moray Slaters Smith and others across many locales.
A vivid statewide account notes Ogden’s strong prosperity across industry and agriculture as Christmas sales surge. Merchants report brisk winter trade, abundant holiday stock, and high cash flow through December paydays while farmers enjoy bumper crops and a thriving market. Local druggists and grocers anticipate robust demand as freight and passenger traffic climb. Tone emphasizes optimism and economic vitality in a period of festive commerce.
A garbled report from a bowling match at the Columbia Club describes Wesslers Hest defeating Clues with a 63 score to three. Kept errors show low scores by Oliver and Koocke in Enoch frames, while Camp and StS plas led high.
The Grand Instalent presents A Soler of the Empire by Throdote Lorch Co. with Lace’ pee Ing as Guibert de Monrilie and a Napoleonic era plot centered on Elba escape aftermath. The cast includes Lord Kaye and a naval troupe delivering strong support, though the fourth act duel could use more animation and tense pacing.
The Sign of the Cross return to the United States for a five season engagement at the Footnote Theatre December 9 with B. Craveth directing. The production promises grand scenery and an ensemble cast with lavish stage pictures and period costuming.
Readers encountered a garbled report about a Union Pacific excursion with unclear details and numerous misread words. The readable segments reference a home visit, a group travel plan, and mentions of dates or places without coherent context.
Reported upheaval at Welby line amid a broader disruption with key officials resigning or stepping down. F I Rockwell, superintendent at Batlite Cola, and A W Gates, KAOWR, amid a wave of retirements and vacancies. T W Mover, chief clerk, also resigns effective Friday. Moving blame toward power shortages and the recent disorder at the Rho Grande operations.
A dated advertisement from Edmund Tailoring Co promotes personalized fittings for discerning customers. It claims many tailors ignore individual needs and asserts its shop will tailor for specific people who seek clothes that enhance their appearance, inviting readers to visit for samples.
Sept F. Coulter of Chicago and Silsa Lourie Arnold of Posts announce they will arrive in Ogden on January 1 for a reception honoring teachers at the State Teachers Association convention. Hotels report many requests for reservations as delegates and nonmembers plan to attend. Weber County School Superintendent W N Pederton says all local teachers will attend and nonmembers will use their spots, making accommodations tight.
Rail schedule fragment lists trains to Ogden and surrounding lines with arrival and departure times. Mentions California and Nevada borders, routes via Southern Utah and Ogden, with several arrival times around early morning and evening, per line items and abbreviations.
The Javentte court association at Utah will hold the second annual session on January orted by First Presbyterian church. Program includes morning sessions with opening address by president D. Chthtenaen, business papers by JE Hf Thomas and Mrs. Ane Monette Kinney, and discussions led by Salt Lake officials. Afternoon papers cover probation work and state responsibilities, followed by an evening session at First Presbyterian church with officials presiding. program highlights include talks on crime prevention and juvenile care and a musical program.
Dr Cecilia Gustaf Sinckholm of Sweden, a telepathing medium and mining expert, announces a short stay in Odense Gate. Readers are urged to consult her for mine and ore truth and to test her claims while warning not to wait. Local miners report profit from her guidance and readers are told she claims to read people’s fortunes since age four. She operates under a Beeden bore system and advertises a fortune predicting style at 133 Twents-fourts street.
The board chaired by Wade and joined by Ac elles and Kinder concluded the contract for the Plan City project involved improper allowances and overpayments. They found the total company balance at 24 percent and a preliminary total of 200078 was deducted for damages and contract issues. Extras originally planned totaled 20180.
The report details a voting contest at a theater rink with regional pony show participants and local figures identified by name. Milena Bache and May Horr are among the attendees, with Ab8 Toler and Gt% Nites Horn cited as participants in the third wave. Venue details include Anthorigin and Sneresere daily, with regional interest and crowd engagement noted.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and titles such as Diana Rasnders Myrtle Bultinger Derby Jarris Fatelte Campbell Bella Dartup Hattee Jones and Mra F Chamberline, interspersed with stray words, partial titles, and odd spellings, suggesting a damaged social or club notice page with many individuals named.
A fragmented report notes a convened discussion led by President Cel WEL Maores and attended by officials, focusing on labor and road policy. It mentions urging restraint, market competition with free labor, and the manufacturing sector’s role in road-related commerce.
The House discussed replacing the word German with American in the National German American Alliance bill. Congressman Dartholdt opposed erasing German, arguing it would harm immigrant protection and patriotic aims. In other news, Standard Oil officers faced quashment motions. J L Rockefeller and F.C. Pepper were mentioned. a shooting incident involving Culpepper and a camel driver occurred in the district.
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