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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
7
Not Move Wright's Clothing Store is not moving to the new corner location. Men’s dependable clothing and furnishings will continue to be sold at the old stand where thousands have shopped to their profit. The policy remains Quick Sales Small Profits, with emphasis on dependable merchandise at the smallest prices consistent with good merchandising.
The notice urges readers to visit an optician for eye examinations and proper glasses. It warns eye strain causes headache nervous depression and other bodily ills and says these can be prevented by correctly tied and accurately made glasses.
January 12 report from New York states A Brow ards, president of Washlegion Life Insurance, must stand trial as indictment moves toward dismissal. The case stems from a favored department scheme where policies worth large sums were charted and later lapsed but reentered in company books.
In Washington on January 22 the Supreme Court of the United States upheld a California Supreme Court ruling involving the Exact Central Eureka Mining Co and Central Eureka Mining Co over summit quartz grounds in Amador County. The decision clarifies that parallel rights do not affect lateral property lines when extensions cross adjacent patented claims.
After the legislature adjourned, a group of Republicans in Trentwon and Nedq dan moved to back Dryden for the United States Senatorship. They reported strong support and readiness to campaign, signaling a political shakeup and potential victory for Dryden.
Knute Nelson W is named by both houses of the leg to accept Bimyett. A brief session will be held tomorrow to verify the vote and confirm the outcome.
PUBLIC SERVICE COLUMN NOTES AGENCY NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS APPEAR IN A SINGLE LINE DESCRIBING A NEWSROOM EDITORIAL PHONE CONTACT POINT LOCATED AT A CITY OFFICE WITH DAILY OPERATIONS AND TYPICAL INQUIRY PROCEDURES AS LISTED IN THE STANDARD TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE PANEL
Random references describe Grill & Maeker specializing in sausages at a central meal market in Weabington. Ruth Prost travels with escort on a 20 day Southern California tour. legal notices reference divorce proceedings and estate matters in district court. The Weber Club hosted a Congress Dancing Academy event with fashionable attendees. marriage notices appear for Fifth Ward Institute event.
Race results from Emmetville show Tunras Face of Mt Melatyre leading early with a ferrite pace. Walt Milter de Magtane chased, finishing near the top amid a string of furlong sprints. Linsey and Heneyt placed in their events while Magrate and others claimed several divisions, with times around 1:23 for the mile.
Biella A. wins the fifth rate at day meet with a strong finish. First Pirate placed far back. others led by favorites and track standout. Results include Charles L. Stone Arann second, foul disqualification for Fouling. New Orleans race card lists multiple races with winners such as Gold Froofl and Emergency, plus noted times and placings.
Lewis of Philadelphia dominated Hube Smith of Denver in eight rounds at Collegetant. Smith was knocked down in rounds three and five while Lewis delivered severe punishment. Stith and Graves also featured in bouts, Graves forcing Kid Bennett to quit in the fifth round of a semiwind bout.
Opening day at the fifth annual Ormond Mayten international event featured a five mile event for touring cars, a five mile race for showroom cars, and a touring car test. Parkin won the American championship for four horsepower equipped cars with a 20 horsepower car, aided by a strong performance from Blaketey who led the five mile standing start.
Fragments describe a Labor party gathering set for Thursday with focus on constitutional amendment to empower labor over capital. The plan seeks to overthrow present management of capital and restore public control of key means of life. The report notes voter sentiment and past central election outcomes.
Denver papers report on a bribery inquiry linked to Senator Richard Morgan. A three member select committee will probe alleged payoffs tied to a January vote and a $750 offer from Colorado and Southern Railway representatives for Morgan to back Adams. Senator Morgan's defiant reply echoed biblical rhetoric.
New York January 24 principal witnesses for the Thaw case prepare for the morrow's session with White's attorney The proceedings focus on what testimony may be required and whether the witness wore an onhand device Thaw maintained a calm demeanor during the trip and awaited the day’s events with his wife mother and friends nearby
A garbled early 20th century record notes a bill in the chamber of deputies proposing limits on formal declarations for church closures. It hints at hours, public access, and Vatican involvement, mentioning potential protections for specific ceremonies while discussing church-state separation and civil liberty themes.
Fragmentary report notes tremors in Sicily following a disaster. References to evacuations, rising tides, and mounting threats to a coastal area near Wilkes and Faveral. Mentions a possible meteorological event and a 400 unit metric concern. Specific names unclear due to OCR issues.
Fragmentary text notes claims could be extended for three months due to extreme cold and fuel shortage. Initial thought suggested coverage would apply to those not yet on claim, but investigation indicated otherwise.
Constable Holmes reports a trio of hunters seen near North Ogden aiming to kill deer. Deputies Wilton and Clark traced venison to a man named Price, who admitted involvement with two others saying poverty forced the crime. One suspect, Alfred Mite, was to face charges for killing deer and theft amid scarce food.
A German professor connected to Kaiser Wilhelm plans a vegan lecture tour across the western states. He will visit California, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, and other cities, discussing topics tied to his academic work and the era’s broader intellectual currents.
A 62 year old man identified as Davin R passed away after a lengthy illness. The report notes his residence in a local area and mentions his participation in community events. No additional details on survivor relationships or funeral arrangements are provided.
Dr Thomas A Harris Ogden Utah reports a hero, who saved Ira Bale from Weber River death on March 25, 184, is granted a $2,000 educational prize by the Carnegie Fund Commission. The award, contingent on meeting certain conditions within a few years, was announced at a commission meeting held on the 16th.
Washington January 23 Justice Stafford ordered the postponement of the trial of Renvennta Moe Hinger Ierman on charges connected with the Land Trade investigation. Trial as then set for February 4 through February 11 with conditions due to the defendant's physical state. Similar delays also delayed the case of the Eveven Tan-Dimoni-Hebnelder tang fraud from February 7 to March 1.
In a Chicago case, a son of Edward Jark, 84, is accused of secretly taking his aged father to California to hide him and feed his wealth. A writ of injunction is sought, with five other children named in the petition. The matter heads to the superior court for trial.
The House Agriculture Committee decided to discontinue tree seed distribution by Congress, opting to redirect $250,000 from the agricultural bill toward purchasing rare seeds to be selected by the Department of Agriculture. The move is part of the committee’s report on the pending agricultural bill.
Fragmentary report notes two degree temperatures in northern Germany with colder air prevailing today. The text mentions severe weather effects and a tragic navigation incident on the Rhine, signaling harsher conditions across central Europe.
Global market note reports mixed activity in iron and steel sectors with several nations showing cautious gains. Investors monitor Norwegian, American and Canadian outputs while European demand remains uneven.
A chaotic OCR snippet shows multiple market briefs from Chicago and Kansas City areas. It references grain prices like sugar and coffee and cattle receipts at major markets, with figures on steers, heifers, feeders, cows, and hogs. Also mentions hog and sheep receipts and price ranges, plus scattered notes on futures and commodities in January and June.
Interstate Brokerage Co received from E. M. Vitst & Co of Salt Lake City stock transfers in a brief financial note.
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