11 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
1
fragmented text mentions Silver Parlor Restaurant OPEN BAY AND NIGHT and a list of names and phrases. content is garbled with nonsensical terms. no coherent event, date, or factual detail can be derived for a meaningful summary.
The report notes widespread optimism amid a jagged text about harvests and weather. It mentions births and local activity with garbled names and places, alongside stray references to Utah Sugar company officials awaiting harvest outcomes and forecasts of a strong winter crop, all in fractured phrasing.
Miss Edna Peck, 19, longtime resident of Tyrerett and Flora, died after a prolonged illness of about ten weeks. She endured a painful battle with complications but remained strong until her passing this morning at Brove, Minnesota. Edna was known for her resilience and was cherished by family and friends in the community.
Directors of Mis avant Ceylint Mussina Company announce a dividend of 3 Gents per share totaling 442,000 with a dividend payable on the fifteenth. The board also declares a further dividend of 47,500 with a record date noted and payable to shareholders on the seventieth.
Halo Luke and Dania report plans to establish two large power plants in ACI Creek Canyon with an estimated 2100 horsepower, including a 2500 horsepower unit under discussion. John P. Cahoon Brinton Minor and Fran kie AL Laman are cited as key figures in the venture, with construction and financing details outlined and dates and specific contractors mentioned. The project aims to supply energy to the Salt Lake City area at a reasonable cost, with authority and investors noted.
A report from near Waco Texas tells of Horque Balla living eight decades near Valley Mills. The piece cites Balla claiming seventy seven would be the age of life and recounts his praise for Dr Hartman’s Peruna as a remedy for coughs grippe and age related ailments. He attributes his long life to Peruna noting its help with appetite and blood circulation and recalls enduring several bouts with grip and flu.
A fragment states Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1906 and mentions plans for articles of incorporation and power plant construction. It notes early spring activity and a power project in a canyon with data exchange arrangements with farmers and no interference with lower water flow.
The private wedding in Park City ends unexpectedly as a guest or relative dies during the ceremony. Police and a doctor attend the scene. the groom, bride, and family are left to explain the events to mourners. The funeral and aftermath unfold amid local inquiries and shifting plans by relatives. The event shakes the community and prompts discussions of the couple’s future and inheritance.
OCR text lists multiple rail lines and connections among cities including Portland Salt Lake City Spokane Butte Pocatello and Los Angeles. It notes departures arrivals daily with varied times and numbers, showing a disrupted timetable with broken names and unclear details. The readable items indicate passenger and express services linking western cities with intermediate stops and cross routes.
A garbled train and carriage schedule fragment lists multiple routes and agents including Gowotimy Cardin and various city names. It mentions daily departures, several stop points, and several agents such as Bantry, Benton, and Gileon, with unclear destinations and times due to damaged OCR text.
Southern Pacific Company timetable fragment lists routes from Ogden to Manila with daily service near San Juan and Unity. The leg appears to reference intermediate stops Corin and Agrilom along a Sun Peninsula corridor with minor notes on timing and exceptions on Sundays.
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