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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment outlines subscription rates for the Daily Standard and delivery areas around Ogden Utah. It lists prices, payment by advance, carrier routes, and suggests readers report changes to the Ogden office. It (mis)names distributors and agents in Utah California and Nevada, with scattered punctuation errors.
A garbled medical column lists lung health concerns and patient observations with scattered proper nouns and places. The fragment mentions Wisitess, Hoviiuir Stell Opser Parton, Mt Ghawelon, Sadie Te SHH, and various distractor terms, presenting a curious, non-coherent medical bulletin from a historic page.
A long, disjointed OCR of a Los Angeles Times column critiques modern behavior, religion, and public life. It references Parkhurst, political figures, media, and social norms, weaving scattered quotes and questions about virtue, masculinity, and public virtue without coherent argument or clear events.
A damaged item reports on stockmen seeking large tracts of good range lands in Utah and Wyoming. It mentions parties and officials tied to a court case and a tragedy involving Ron Schnauthin and a villa visit connected to events in Spain and Washington state, with names such as Lawlor and Bernard Hale.
A destructive fire in Butte Montana causes partial destruction of a factory plant with significant losses estimated around half a million dollars. Fire crews prevent spread to adjacent structures and the plant is expected to be rebuilt. Nearby officials and senators attended events in the marble room while emergency services coordinated containment.
Alans, N.Y. delegates and Brandon Printing Company officials testified as Senator Armstrong’s committee reported favorable on a bill authorizing 5,000 printed copies of an insurance investigation report. Armstrong charged intentional delay by guards and alleged a stenographer’s scheme to sell testimony in printed form at 150 dollars per copy, with a 40 percent commission. He claimed demand for 30,009 copies from across the country and abroad exceeded the request.
Chicago news reports a tense inquiry into whether the Packers immune claim shields Edward Werris and associates. Officials allege misused books and hidden profits, with Garfield accused of withholding data and a push to obtain company records. Names of Moris and Dawes appear in the proceedings.
Fragmentary notes reference figures Luke Posyil Whey Senator Warren of Wyoming and others in a crowded scene. Mentions private Jokiby and a book about the halt of the hon shiehng, with a line about Aida Vohla and a numbered sequence.
Disaster on the Great Northern Oriental Limited trains Nos 1 and 2 collided on the main line west of Columbia Falls Montana shortly after midnight. Three crew members killed and several injured including engineer William Therwaechter and fireman A Bancon. Passengers largely untouched. Wreckage strewn across the track. inquest to be held at Whitenan river tomorrow.
The railroad announces a big bond issue of 4 percent notes to raise funds for new work in January. Proceeds will support construction and related city projects, with sales opening to investors and bondholders.
Salt Lake audiences look forward to Friday’s Salt Lake trip for La Boheme. A special train from Nig Grand Western will depart in the evening, and tickets at Fred Magan's Art Store cover seating and rail fare.
A garbled notice advertises tickets for a Grand Opera event in Salt Lake City. It mentions Saturday performances and ticket outlets, with unclear times and locations, and references a train or travel timetable and a local store as sale points. The fragment hints at a late afternoon departure and return, with sparse details.
Confusing OCR reads describe a central office project at the Union Depot involving telephones and an elevated apparatus. A knotted message mentions a bell or board in the depot, with references to a Rocky Mountain Belt Telephoury Company and mounting arrangements for telephone equipment amid depot commotions.
Fragmentary OCR text references tours to Europe and Japan with names such as Whitey Mynerlar and Frank G. Blark. Mentions ATI Oriental Circle and a date around February in New York. Content is unclear but indicates travel or tour listings with multiple destinations.
A dense, garbled list features numerous proper nouns and place names such as Chicago Balt Denver New York Salt Lake and Cambridge along with scattered initials and numbers. The readable material resembles a want ad or directory fragment with inconsistent spacing and stray references.
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