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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
3
Readable ad copy lists discount millinery items with prices from 98c to 20.05 and several craft and children’s wear pieces. The imperfect text shows hats, gloves, kidswear, and ribbed garments with sale prices across the board.
Representatives of the Middlesex Banking Company of Connecticut reported that the firm would resume lending on chance to Ravine as the money stringency began. They indicated Jonelae opened in response to the tightening money market in New York.
Fragmented downtown column notes arrests, resignations, and social events. Mentions J. R. O'Connelly, Ado fans, Scottlall Ceoging, Mr Fryer, and local items in Ogden, Seattle, Portland. Includes marriage license, meetings, and a vague scene of market and wage chatter with scattered names and addresses.
A garbled notice describes a change order by Bona Partc in Washington, January, touching favored weeks, whisky branding, and internal revenue matters. The text mentions National Wholesale Liquor Federation, Attorney General Douuparty, and a push on marking alcohols to satisfy pure food laws, with references to distillery withdrawals and regulatory opinions. The fragmentary report cites legal interpretations and enforcement actions affecting whiskey and related spirits.
An early flight demonstration near Paris features a dirigible or aeroplane event attended by dignitaries including M Archdeacon and Count Pe La Vals. The craft rises to 12 feet before wings fail, propeller detaches, and the machine crashes after a dramatic ascent, with about 400 spectators present.
A terse city briefing outlines changes to local rationing and welfare rules. Officials discuss supply status, eligibility, and anticipated shifts in distribution, with emphasis on procedural clarity and public access to aid programs.
Report of a boxing card with promoters earning substantial sums including payouts around 2506 and 2800 dollars. Describes ring action, a knockout and a debate over whether the bout will continue. Mentions locations near Ogden Salt Lake Ogden and a failing atmosphere with spectators and promoters pursuing further fights.
Real estate transfers listed with various grantees and grantors across multiple townships. Names include Wallace, Lindeau, Tiusimay, Brown, Harriel Brown, Monye, Tomas Wy, Wilson, Agny Tem. Locations reference sections and townships with stated considerations ranging from 600 to 700 dollars.
A contested hearing begins in the United States court over Chewer rate laws. The session features speakers led by Sidney and Judge Mikaharing. Senator Tony G. Spooner will deliver the opening argument with the state seeking to overturn the exploratory assess and advance the case to trial. The defense argues a temporary restraining order blocks further actions while the court clarifies the status of the supplements.
Newark reports the Astor Home reopens with a theatrical performance featuring a troupe led by Piet Lane Inc and Dre, presenting the play Van Dyke and The Shitkora. Arnold Tialy and Mea Company wrap the entertainment after the show with a two year run noted.
A civic gathering led by President Nye urged closing of amusements on Sundays and easing sugar regulation, praising Mayor Stewer’s closing of city venues. The meeting supported stricter liquor laws, sidewalk trolley changes, and curb lamping for safer pedestrian flow, with a push for parking rules and city improvements. Leaders planned enrollment drives and proposed removing trolley wires from main streets to improve the business district.
A lengthy roster excerpt shows numerous personal names, initials, and partial towns or roles. The readable fragments present a multi page list likely from a meeting or attendance record, including varied spellings and corrupted text.
The passage reports that Edwin and Wik Jnee, former council members, were libeled in Appleton's Magneto for damages claimed as an injury to reputation. It notes Wal and Jaen MloKex involved, and mentions the publication by company OeWwen. The item presents a court proceeding and requests retraction or remedy.
Bancroft on a special train aroused doubt about the Rio Grande record as officials including General Bailey and Superintendent Davis inspected Ogden shops. The journey from Ogden to Carlin reportedly covered the route in under 40 minutes, prompting protests about time claims while crews and inspectors evaluated the line’s condition and speed potential.
A Nevada report notes gradual improvement in business, with Ely and surrounding mines showing rising activity. Mining promoters expect copper gains, a big smelter operation, and an influx of jobs, signaling a prosperous period for the region and its supporters. The outlook highlights confidence in mineral industries fueling local growth and commerce.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dense jumble of phrases about premiums, government stamps, and clothing items. It mentions pricing and an appeal to readers to acquire goods, with scattered proper nouns and incomplete terms. Further readable bits reference unspecified vendors and retail language of a bygone era.
A discussion at a luncheon of the Crittenton Home focuses on reforms for wayward girls. Speakers critique societal conditions, urge better support, and defend the home’s efforts to rehabilitate residents while calling for stronger protective measures and dignified care.
A garbled report from New York on a July 14 incident describes a forceful confrontation. The text references a magistrate and unclear physical actions, with most names unreadable. It notes many participants as mechanics or workers and mentions possible examinations or trials.
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