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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
7
Wrights announces a Friday sale of remnants and offcut materials. The assortment includes a wide range of fabrics and goods deemed too short for full lengths, described as fresh and usable but unsuited for regular stock. The sale offers the entire lot at a trifling price.
Riverdale Flour gains prominence due to reliable fuel and fire supply promises. Vendors across the city distribute Riverdale Flour, supported by leading dealers offering steady availability and performance.
Readable fragments show a standard telephones note referencing numbers 56 and 58 with a filing BE 50. The compact item reads as a catalog or ledger line rather than a full article. No clear events or persons are identified beyond these coded references.
The community gathers for the funeral of Engineer Gutting held at the Episcopal church in Ivan, with details noting the service at 2 o'clock p.m. The rest of the local notices include marriages, divorces, and estate matters from Castle Gate and Weber County, with multiple names and dates cited amidst a busy local page.
Forty rallin as and donors are noted in a garbled New York report. The text mentions a fengsterny year, a next Tan event, and a large sum of $14,000,000 tied to ten-year lends. Municipalities and Manbenes are referenced with no clear actions or outcomes.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a proposed merger of major railroads in New York involving Nattonal Railroad and entities like Maxkut Naweni, with mentions of bonds, ratings, and corporate actions. The text is garbled but implies a planned consolidation and financial steps.
The fragmentary text suggests a political item about gaining votes and a candidate or region. Readable names and places are unclear, but mentions a vote context and campaign activity. Further details are illegible, preventing a precise summary.
Gerald Fitzgerald died this afternoon from heart trouble. Funeral arrangements have not been revived by the parents, Thoms and Mary Fitzgerald, with news received late for burial.
Salt Lake City June 28 a young laywoman died from severe injuries after an explosion at the Griny home. Witnesses say she attempted to hurry a flame lit lamp when the container exploded. She received medical attention at Holy Cross hospital but did not survive. The incident involved a domestic fire and an accidental blast.
In Salt Lake City a custody dispute unfolds before a judge as Weresmans confronts allegations about parental conduct and the daily earnings of $20 cited to support the children’s welfare. Testimony from Rooymian and Kendrist details work and home conditions amid accusations of neglect and drink.
Fragmented OCR notes depict Marriman initiating a depot amid chaotic chatter on the SARGMON aleol for My Oregon Show. The text mentions Salk L0%en Rowe and several unnamed figures, with scattered references to events, divisions, and unclear plans surrounding a forthcoming period and wartime context.
A citizen letter argues against costly city expenditures and favors trimming spending to protect taxpayers. The writer condemns repairs and park improvements as wasted, urging council to limit projects and prioritize resident needs over a perceived few. The plea appeals to accountability, urging the mayor and council to cut nonessential spending.
Snowy cold waves sweep Wisconsin towns as Wis. paper notes wind chill and typical winter conditions. The brief item mentions Mel GoH and local polls opening, with temperatures and degrees from nearby stations.
Incoherent OCR text references Finlay Episcopal Church in America, names, and scattered phrases about events, places, and people. The readable segments hint at dates, locations, and individuals but lack coherent narrative or complete facts.
A proposed cathedral blends French and English design with 106 foot height and 214 foot length to crown the vault. Construction aims for reinforced concrete with veneered exterior, capacity for nearly 2000 worshipers, and space for numerous memorials. A separate note reports a stamp vending machine committee testing models for postal use to select a suitable device for office desks and corridors.
Fragmented OCR text describes a large fire in Chicago damaging a district market area and nearby businesses. It mentions multiple firms and individuals involved, including Wall pack and furniture dealers, with civilians and military teams reportedly impacted and theaters affected. The account references destruction and evacuation, with unclear timelines and specifics due to garbled wording.
The fragmentary text references Herbert Witherspoon amid a chaotic listing of names and terms. It appears as a jumbled OCR of a 19th or early 20th century notice or column with scattered proper nouns like Tinney and We Lae, interspersed with unclear phrases and dates.
Fragmentary report describes an outbreak of hog disease spreading rapidly across Weber, North Garden, View, Binterville, Marriott settlement, and Phitn City. Officials warn intermediately virulent pneumonia and cholera like illness threaten herds. crude home treatments and poisoning attempts are cited as proposed cures.
Property listing by HUSSEY-WOODS REALTY at 2484 Washington Avenue describes a brick house with an adjacent extra lot near the town. Close to town with modern fixtures and included equipment noted, contact Ball Phone 694 for details.
York’s Manufacturers and Dealers club leads a push to organize local business groups into a national federation. The Duillers Securities conprdum notes prohibition weakens demand for bare and strengthens calls for stronger beverages as the movement gains pace.
The readable text mentions a pact or agreement and possible trade or financing terms, with unclear figures such as forty five, suggesting an economic arrangement. Specific names or places are not discernible.
A garbled report describes widespread concern over the prohibition movement reaching New York. It notes brewers and suppliers resisting new laws and discusses organized opposition. The fragment mentions a campaign and public action, with unclear names and dates.
A 25 year old man named Mel faced police action in Northern California for forging checks worth $15,000 daily through his father’s denial. Police traced several victims to a restaurant owned by Napul where the suspect was arrested after passing a fraudulent cheese for a dollar days earlier.
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