Bread at Grocer Offers Best Possible Loaf
A reader notes that baking at home wastes time and heartache, urging shoppers to visit the grocer for superior bread. The message emphasizes the grocer offering the best possible loaf.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
7
A reader notes that baking at home wastes time and heartache, urging shoppers to visit the grocer for superior bread. The message emphasizes the grocer offering the best possible loaf.
Fragmentary report references a prescription and charges, with unclear names and terms. The legible portion notes a possible drug or substance tied to a medical or legal context, but key details and entities are obscured by garbled text.
A garbled listing of names, places, scattered notices, and stray phrases appears from a Utah or Denver area page. References include health reports, business ads, editor contact calls, and social notes with many unreadable segments and extraneous terms.
Reading through local scraps, the text notes visits by Carlin Neves Lund and others in Ogden and surrounding areas. It mentions a Reed family, Cooking Club entertainment, and city social scenes with references to the Urn side, cures, and a mention of a drug store on a cross street.
A chaotic report cites New York dispatches mentioning Edna Toastrleh and miner Rich McMillan in a Goldfield tale. The piece notes Goodfield figures and a Goodwin company push, with vague claims of a dramatic development from a New York source.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mr Goodwin and other names, a Liberty opening, and a New York engagement. It references a player Mr McNiVan and a Hawk with a notable age, but details are garbled. The readable items indicate a sports or business context with names, dates, and locations embedded in a damaged paragraph.
Reads like a late 19th century wire service update about a Utah National Bank robbery. The Pinkerton agency and state authorities pursue a suspect who stole 43 000 dollars, with fresh leads from New York and Washington and optimism for arrest within days.
Valley smelter operations will end as the Mammoth ore supply shifts from Centennial- Burclat locations to California routes. The plan increases freight charges on Mammoth ore, offset by a fix in tin Cen tennial Duteka ore usage for the stock swather, with the final closure affecting local business and shipments.
Detectives Chuxy Burt and Howell confronted a suspect at Sut Lake Crom Bitte after a break-in attempt at Phipy's store. The thief, named Pratik Olas wn Kelly, entered through a window, seized by Alma Rabingon who alerted police. A pursuit and inquiry followed, with Kelly denying involvement and authorities tying the case to a prior night’s theft.
In New York this week bonds and securities faced volatility as a $59,000 volume moved at auction. Market observers noted cautious trading ahead of Friday’s settlement while officials urged steady hands amid fluctuating prices.
A garbled OCR item describes a city matter with partial phrases about timing, a 60 minute window, and a note about a return to a prior status. It mentions no clear names, places, or concrete actions.
A federal court ruling restores control of the Salton Sea irrigation project to the California Development company in Imperial Valley. The decision affects 540,000 acres of land and shifts management from Southern Pacific to California Development, with share holders and bondholders facing reorganized ownership and new pumping and distribution authorities.
Washington reports optimistic projections for gas engines replacing steam in manufacturing. Experiments last year show higher efficiency in gas plants, with one plant achieving over 20 percent of available energy utilized and potential energy gains of about 200 percent in internal power capacity. Experts argue modern gas production could rapidly advance independent producers and fuel supply.
Tokyo February 11 reports from New York hint at looming war. Analysts in Tokyo react with caution as officials and citizens try to gauge the credibility of these sensational cables. The situation remains tense as ambiguous messages fuel market and rumor mill chatter.
A garbled notice advertises a mixed sale including Hausa gear, stock, barn, and team equipment for 2600 dollars. It promises various rooms and modern items, with unclear contact lines and phrases about housing and transportation.
Amid security fears for an anarchist threat, mourners attended a solemn memorial service at St Mary’s church in Chicago for the late ng Carlos of Penangal. Crown Minions and city consuls joined dignitaries as police kept watch, with sympathies read and precautions noted for potential counterdemonstrations.
Paxtoys dispatches report a $32,000 shortage in the books of C. YI. Langford secretary at Faxton Hollting & Loan. Langford and his bondsmen have posted about $37,500 in collateral to trustees. stockholders agreed to amended terms.
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