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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
7
Eye care note warns that neglecting vision correction causes headaches and nervous strain. Emphasizes wear of glasses to prevent serious eye and bodily issues. Addresses the public about affordable options with local optician.
Traer First National Bank president resigns after years in the role. Secretary of Agriculture Wilton states the reason as being too far from Washington to perform duties adequately. The message notes his departure and references the bank’s leadership transition.
A fragmented note mentions debutations and ambition amid conflict. Names like Mrs, Chas, Freltuy, and Stwsup appear in a scrambled context, alongside references to "Bread Ditters" and unclear events. Contains multiple garbled phrases and lacks coherent details.
London reports mounting casualties from the Kingston disaster with death toll estimates varying from six hundred to over one thousand. The Royal Navy ships Missouri and Indlang arrived to aid, while officials describe widespread destruction, fires, and a ruined harbor. Local warehouses and businesses wiped out. famine and disease fears rise as survivors seek shelter on parade grounds and open spaces.
A compact readable excerpt from an Independent page promotes telephone services and a phone advertisement. It highlights options, features and contact details implied by the observed text. The fragment suggests an era of expanding telephony and local advertiser interest in phone connections.
The fragmentary notice cites funeral arrangements for Frach Neeetey and Francis F. Cheabite with services held at residences and local cemeteries. It mentions Elder Brown and speakers Mary Farley and Wied, with burial in the city cemetery, plus a loan ad and a real estate section snippet.
A St Louis court heard that Dav P Dyer, a former teller, is charged with embezzling 61600 from the Subtreasury while serving as a cashier. He testified he borrowed funds to cover a cash balance and did not report the shortage immediately, claiming he waited for accounting. The defense followed as the case moved toward adjournment.
Washington January report notes Senate inquiry into lumber trust with secretary of commerce to lead investigations and assess market control. The article mentions potential hearings and a broader push to curb monopolistic timber trade practices.
A distorted OCR fragment describes a local event or notice with unclear names and places. Readable nouns suggest a disruption or eviction-like context and a meeting or posting about slated figures. The fragment lacks coherent details and is difficult to interpret reliably.
The House approved increasing salaries for future senators representatives delegates from Porto Rico Alaska Hawaii and the territories to 7000 per year and upping the vice president and cabinet members to 12000 after March. The vote 122 to 92 followed heated debate with some opposing current salaries but supporting future raises. The bill moved to conference with Republican and Democratic negotiators named and the chamber adjourned into executive session.
Jan. reports say lower city and Kentucky suburbs flood worsens with high water rising a foot per hour. Mills suspend operations, thousands lose work. Pitures and Amore Ohio Western refuse freight. many residents evacuate upper floors as flood reaches Monongahela valley.
The national convention of the United Mine Workers of America pledges solidarity with imprisoned leaders William Moyer and William Haywood. The action reflects the union’s stance following their confinement and calls for support across the movement.
Warrington records show a heated debate on an Anteliquor bill aimed at interstate commerce and dietary restrictions. The measure, long contested in committee, seeks limits on plates and imported goods affecting local markets and legality.
Unclear OCR text reports sentencing of gas pipe murderers. Names and details are garbled, but the article notes court action and a judge named Cink imposing enhanced penalties.
Market activity in New York opened with many stocks rising while others showed limited gains. Notable gains included Pat rising 14 and Coloreda advancing. some declines appeared with small losses amid a generally firmer trading mood with a modest uptick in overall turnover.
The page lists Chicago and New York price notes for wheat, corn, sugar, wool, beef, pork, and dairy with dates January 18. It records cattle and hog receipts, prices for steady or slow markets, and regional quotes from Kansas City, St Louis, and San Francisco stock exchanges, reflecting a broad daily commodity market snapshot.
Orien area hosts a meeting of the Board of Directors where a unanimous vote approved a stock assessment of one dollar per share on outstanding capital stock, payable immediately to J. J. Driver at 227% Washington Ave. Delinquent stock after February 18, 1907 may be sold at public auction on March 6, 1907 to satisfy the assessment. First publication January 7, 1907.
Probate and guardianship notice for Thums Ford deceased. Creditors must file claims with Gun pels law Office at 2974 Warbiogwo Avenue Ogden City Utah before April 46, 107. Tao L White, Administrator, first published December 1986.
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