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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented newspaper page shows random references and notices from a variety of scores including a subscription appeal, sales pitches, obituaries, funeral details, and real estate requests. Names like John Berlin, Mary Brown, and Geo d Kelley appear amid garbled text and incomplete lines.
Fragmented report describes a proposed city building project costing 8 million dollars and the fear of a 150 thousand annual tax burden. It notes privately owned buildings involved and suggests a shift in funding or scope, with the matter tied to city departments and zoning.
Holiday travel by the Rio Grands Western Ry offers round trip tickets between air points in War state. D&RB driver services sell fare tickets during December 20, 24 and 25 and January 1. Tickets may be used until January 5, 1908.
For the Teachers Convention at Provo on January 2 with a return trip via a round ticket. The round trip fare will be listed in advance. tickets go on sale January 2. Rain date noted as January 3, 1908.
Durango Colorado December 1 The Smelter City Bank of Du Tango a state institution with 36000 capital failed to open. deposits not to exceed 160000, president Charles McConnall said all assets unknown. Lack of confidence linked to fraud charges against local citizens and a broader probe.
Bids received by the Board of Trustees at the State Teachers College for material and supplies. Items listed include cables, wax, cream of wheat, yeast, crane, stave, paint, and various hardware. Auction-like totals and delivery notes appear amid a scrambled OCR of the purchase call and supplier names.
The fragmentary text lists various goods and vendors with scattered items such as honeys, prunes, vinegar, and teas, interspersed with unclear entries and place names. It reads like a disrupted catalog from a historical market page with many garbled phrases and incomplete lines.
A garbled message discusses patience and propriety in exchanges, mentioning terms like bannered symbol and treater. The text is largely unintelligible, with stray references to timing and selection but no clear facts, names, places, or dates.
The text reads as an assortment of items and vendors including chalk like supplies, fabrics, papers, tools, and printer supplies. It mentions underwriters, builders, and vendors with scattered phrases about life, soup, and a superintendent.
A fragment notes the trouble of waking or making bread at home versus buying loafs already made, suggesting the effort may be worthwhile despite the challenge. The line reflects everyday domestic concern with food preparation and cost.
The Crescent Flour School issues a formal notice requiring sealed packages labeled Blister Material and Supplies to be received by Langley on a specified date. The Board reserves the right to reject any bid or all bids, and to consider partial bids at its discretion. Signed by Superintendent THOMAS.
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