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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR style notice mentions a delivery wagon, a church event led by Rev. Rinigust, and a parish ceremony. It references a funeral or entombment, marble headstone, and probate context with lingering garbled names and places. The fragmentary text hints at local memorials and community announcements.
Holiday shoppers are urged to visit the store for a wide array of gifts including gloves handkerchiefs hair accessories tea aprons and fur sets. The copy announces numerous dainty items and urges readers to compare prices as season offers run at holiday rates.
Fragmented OCR text shows a special sale advertisement offering $149 rimmed hats for $5.00, fine velvet shapes from $2.50 to $2. Tor 100 plumes offered at low price, with various fashion items and references to San Francisco and a Friday standard edition.
Nelson and Wahole fought in a four round contest with both fighters carried from the ring. The event drew large crowds to Ogden port area. no word from Nelson since. A severe windstorm delayed freight traffic between Winnemucca and Sparky, halting trains and causing downtime though no property damage or injuries were reported. Reports include notes on local figures and business from Boyle Hardware Co. and railroad staff movements, with the Electric opening at 6 pm Sunday.
Standard Publishing Co reminds advertisers that all Cory for advertisements must be turned in the night before to ensure publication. The notice emphasizes timely submission and orderly processing for upcoming issues.
After remodeling the China and Chinaware department the store invites the public to inspect a vast assortment of opishare glassware hand painted chinaware and ornamental figures for holiday gifting. Clerks will guide customers through each department and help with purchases saving money at 2269 Wash. Ave.
A garbled historical ad promotes a Lindsay site market trading meats under a 8, Government Stamp for purity. It touts whole grain products and interior meats offered at no extra cost, inviting the public to visit the Lindsay market run by LINDSAY WIT MANKHT ACN MILLER.
In New York City a bizarre incident spread panic as a Wall Street area blast revealed a hidden arsenal. Workers uncovered a mine and a room with a physician and a dwarf corpse amid debris. Officials tied the event to 1863 rebels and a planned bill attack, stirring old fears of a forged armory.
A garbled vintage sports item lists numerous names and fragments of actions from a race or game. The text mixes player names, teams, and places in unclear order, offering little coherent context or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text from a local page mentions UTA patents and Washington. It includes garbled phrases about a Syaw Gnu parent and a sale value, with unclear details on shows, times, or names. The readable items are sparse and non coherent across entities.
Ogden readers face collection action as the Standard Publishing Co. loses exclusive rights. New subscription balances, dating to November 1, 1907, rest with former circulators and managers. Prompt payment required. discounts offered for six to twelve months prepaid. Also a cough syrup ad appears with local drugstore promotion.
Je M Davis from Oregon Short Line becomes general superintendent succeeding Everett Buckingham who resigned to lead Union Stock Yards Omaha. The appointment was announced by W H Hancroft, official taking office December 15 with Davie already acting in the post. He came from the Great Northern and has long served in railroad operating leadership across Western lines. TW Brooks arrives from Oklahoma to lead the Second Congregation Church.
A fragmented account warns coffee drinkers about caffeine addiction. It describes long term use raising health risks, how caffeine affects the body and nerves, and recounts a housewife’s struggle with headaches and dependence. The piece blends testimony and medical commentary from early 20th century reporting.
Police patrols sweep in Ogden targeting undesirable citizens amid late afternoon to midnight rounds. Suspects failing to prove harmless intent are moved on or arrested before Judge Murphy, while hardened criminals are kept on the move to deter robberies. Also notes a kidney disease remedy and a pharmacist's offer.
The Auditorium Rink will be closed for repairs on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, December 16, 17 and 18. It will reopen Thursday night, December 18. Holiday excursion rates via Oregon Short Line Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Tickets to Salt Lake and return $11.04. Tickets on sale December 20, 24, 26 and January 1st.
Rail excursion offers round trip fares from Oxford to Omaha Kansas City St Joseph and return for $82. Ogren trip to Denver Pueblo or Colorado Springs and return $19.75. Tickets valid to return within days of sale date. Stopovers allowed. Alan reduced round trip rates to other Nebraska and Kansas points. Agents urged to use want ads for results.
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