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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
7
Random references from The Standard Publishing Company include notices on subscriptions and service quality, local residents such as M Boutlink of Starks Nevada and Green River connections, Christmas gift promotions, and weather notes. The piece also mentions snow in Ogden, sleigh bells, and a variety of local business names and ads. Dated items reference DIED notices for the Campbell family and Christmas greetings from area residents and merchants.
The provided text fragments appear garbled and mixed with nonstandard characters making extraction of concrete entities impossible. No identifiable people places organizations dates or events can be reliably determined for a concise news-style card.
Fragmentary Ogden notices describe injuries and local business moves. Names include Willard, Kelley, Rolls, Folkman, and Matthews. Auctions feature baby stock, asbestos stoves, and various goods with open listings and prices.
The Falstaff Gate announces finished repairs and readiness to offer additional meals, inviting patrons to sample the popular dishes and enjoy the familiar hospitality.
A Los Angeles detective recounts his observations of Mrs Beers Hughes widow of the state Dy. He describes her as vain, bold, and capable of drawing in men, including reporter William Hughes. He recalls her threats, flirtations with private detectives, and a bold temper as Ogden turmoil prompted a hasty exit. He notes her craving notoriety and readiness to manipulate men for money. The detective depicts her as a study in vanity and charm with a volatile temperament.
Holiday excursion notice for the Neaver and Aio Grande line offering round trip tickets between all points in Utah on the 10. & R.G. line at a one day fare. Dates listed include December 20 21 24 and January 1 with returns by January 6 1908.
Editor FRED J. KIRSEL urges government action to curb timber theft and protect forests. He proposes a law making timber purchases illegal while trees are marked and felled, arguing strong enforcement is needed to guard public woods. Public notice signed by KIRSEL.
Announcement of a teachers excursion to Provo via Rio Grande Western, with sale dates in January 1903 and roundtrip ticket details. The notice notes travel dates in January and reserved seating arrangements.
A charity ball event from the Pollday season is set at Rosai Dancing Academy hosted by Woman of Woot craft. The evening includes a card party silent auction and admission 45 cents. Proceeds go to OB: det elrele No. 582. Event details indicate a Tuesday evening in Wat.
Rio Grande Western announces holiday ticket sales for travel within the state. Round trip passes are available between all points on the D and RG lines from December 20 21 24 9843 and January 1 goody return until January bezwen fare.
Excursion arranged to Provo for a teachers convention with special return train tickets at a single fare. Tickets on sale January 2, 1908, valid for travel and return during January. Organized by BG W for the reunion event, prompt purchase advised.
A chaotic note reports the Ocidental Savings Bank crisis with officials from the Dani commissioners taking control of bank affairs. The message mentions financial distress and imminent plans for stabilization, though details remain fragmentary.
An ad extols Danderine as a miracle remedy for hair growth with bold guarantees and low prices. It invites readers to mail 10 cents and a sample request to Knowlton Danderice in Chirug, promising a large sample in return.
The text indicates that action by the commission is needed to avert a situation, but the elder council referred to as the plock elders may delay or block this progress. The fragment suggests tension between official steps and elder intervention affecting a timely resolution.
A dispatch from Vladi vostok reports that Jews have been ordered to depart within four days, with Jewish property elders in St. Petersburg granted eighteen days to liquidate. The notice suggests widespread expulsions as antisemitic policy intensifies amid ongoing wartime reporting.
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