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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary notes mention Mr Galt and Alonzo with unclear dates possibly involving government matters. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
A compact snippet shows old time telephone exchange language with lines about standard telephones and roomes independant devices. The brief notes a business office listing Bell phone numbers and signals like one ring. The text reflects era specific telephony shorthand and advertising style.
Random, garbled notes from Ogden era mention visits by Frank Morzalt of Ball Take, J Kelley and A B Moseley, and Reedage, plus readings of county school events. It cites the county board, a reception at Hintéville hall, and planned talks at the commissioners' roundtable. References to the Harriman lines, local cafes, and a Bradley case witness appear in scattered fragments.
Principal Cloyd will banquet the Weber club football team tonight to praise their season record. The event will feature sweaters, trophies, and school colors as decorations. Nearby travel agents in the city report D H Peery’s condition improved after a recent incident in Los Angeles. Lucile Hill Moyéa, seven months, died this morning in Ball Lake. funeral arrangements will be announced.
An OCR fragment advertises Lindsay Elite Market at 15 Lindsay Elite Market. The copy touts select meats and purity stamps, promising premium quality and superior standards. Miller serves as manager.
Dr George Wellington Young leader of the anti saloon movement opens a rally at the First Methodist church in Ogden. Delegates and speakers from Salt Lake City will attend the event marking the first organized push in Ogden for prohibition. Attendees include saloon interests and public watchers as bitter contest over the movement unfolds.
A fragment suggests a person named Rron’s appearance contradicts age expectations as he is set to be led or guided by elder figures in a formal capacity. Details are sparse, but the tone hints at a ceremonial or social context involving age perception and respect.
Gad Resources 4700822 Seryer Thay at the Time of the Cant Statements show bank deposits rising despite recent tensions. Banks report cash resources of 91,508,727.48 with deposits 12410 percent higher than required reserves, underscoring robust financial health amid market unrest.
A quirky store notice outlines tomorrow events on the second floor including a Pyrography Glass sale and a box sale near the elevator. The column notes dolls selling early, assorted toys moving faster, and prices kept very low with a dollar purchase yielding chances on a drawing. It mentions music items like a clarinet solo and an operatic piece, plus a sale of scarves, shawls, and white ecaifs with toy prices as low as 8 cents.
A distorted account recalls Robert G Lucas resigning from American Express after four years, blaming overwork and poor health. He urges men to sleep eight hours and heed wives counsel, noting the dangers of alcohol and smoking while stressing balance and routine as keys to longevity.
In police court this morning ten offenders were fined for violations of the all mile ordinance. Officers arrested a female driver on Twenty-Fifth Street and a boy on Trowlybub Street. A girl was at the wheel for one case. other defendants included vagrants found in a galeon on Twenty-Fifth Street. Several pleaded not guilty while others left the city after a brief warning.
New York December 6 stockholders in Europe learn Englands role as the Harriman and Vanderbilt camps wage a campaign for control of the Illinois Central railroad. Kaleen Stuyvesant Fish and Harriman interests push a stronger alliance claim while Vanderbilt asserts possible ties with Union Pacific. Fish counters with proxy pressure as stockholders weigh the factions and future relations with the Illinois Central.
Two proprietors D Rosenthal and Jala Binlib were arrested after noon for assaulting and threatening License Collector Wine and officer Hedlock during a quarrel over a sign calling their shop pawn brokers on Twenty Mth Street. They were released on recognizance. Rosenthal assisted in the store while Smith was detained and others were driven to the station. The altercation involved cuffing, slaps, and attempts to move the group into a patrol wagon.
A passenger train carrying troops into Sacramento was delayed due to unspecified reasons. Officials reported the service suspended after a short alliance below Daylse isle and noted the express Ant haa remained at the station, awaiting notary hours to pass.
Henry Perry of Salt Lake, prominent Democratic national committee member of Utah, died at the Los Angeles hospital after several weeks illness from Bright's disease. The body will be brought to Ogden for burial. funeral details to be announced.
LAIN. DAMAGES A. G. Keith, a well known Black man of Weber county, sues the Oregon Short Line, Tinton Paeldu and Culeaga & North Western railroads for 757 damages alleging careless handling en route to Chicago left 611 head of fat sheep emaciated and starved. Keith seeks 676 and costs.
Vienna reports deny an assassination plan against Emperor Francis Joseph and Archduke Franz Ferdinand after Hungarian police tracked four anarchists who allegedly left Geneva for Hungary. Officials say no entry occurred and no evidence supports the claim, amid broader immigration and transit notes.
An odd vintage advertisement claims Danderine produces curly hair and thick growth. It urges readers to send four dollars or ten cents and a stamped envelope for a large sample, listing Karsten Tendering Co in Chicago as the seller.
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