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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented notices describe traffic disruption on the Colorado Milion route and a garment sale priced from 59 each pair at a local store. Mentions of railroad headquarters, Canadian border routes, and a Yellowstone visit imply a broad mix of travel, commerce, and local commerce notices from an era.
An offensive fragment describes Kim Yunwka, labeled a Chinaman, as the subject of a strange sentence. It claims he was condemned by a Chinese court, escaped, was recaptured, and faced further punishment by another court.
A fragmented report describes a careful man who meets another person, exclaims Indeed, and asks for a receipt after an unclear sequence of actions. The text is garbled, but centers on deliberate conduct and a request for proof or acknowledgment. The piece reads like a local blurb with partial dialogue.
New York stock quotes for July show resumed activity after a three day holiday. Southern Pacific led gains at 15 1 4 and 133, while General Electric traded around 1345. Delaw are and Hudson 168, Minneapolis, St Paul and Gulf 1 4p, and several rail and steel stocks moved, with United States Pipe and American Steel Foundries down. Prices drifted into a dull close amid broad selling and realisations.
The New York stock scene shows widespread price movement with diverse issues quoted. Notable entries include American Sugar Refining, American Locomotive, and Anaconda Mining, alongside rail and energy stocks, while futures and commodities reflect ongoing volatility across sectors.
The listing shows varied prices for cattle calves and cattle parts, with figures for steers cows and hogs, plus sugar and coffee market notes. Prices appear in multiple regions and units, reflecting an active trading period with differing buyer reports and market activities.
Weber County Utah invites bids for books blanks and stationery for the year starting July 1 1909. Bids due July 3 1909 in the county clerk office. Contracts may be awarded or rejected in whole or part with right to readvertise. Publication for county departments ads to run into 1909 July 1 1093?
The readable text presents scattered phrases and names, with many garbled terms and missing context. It mentions various token words and potential names, but no clear events, dates, or locational details emerge for a concise news item.
A Polize Court in a patriotic session freed most drunken prisoners after a Fourth of July arraignment. Judges, noting the holiday excess, ordered all those charged with drunkenness released, saying the celebration justified leniency. Several defendants faced minor charges with fines or short detentions. One man remained under bonds until further proof.
A fragmented fashion guide describes warm weather garments emphasizing lightweight fabrics, linen waists, and lace collars. It advises modest tailoring for a white sitter look with comfortable movement, hints at cost concerns, and suggests careful wardrobe layering for summer use.
Fragmentary passage describes a work or housing matter with references to tenement residents and a location on a street near an avenue. The readable names and specifics are garbled, preventing a clear report on actions, dates, or entities.
Local women in Raburhla organize a peaceful event at the city library on Sunday to draw attention to community needs. The gathering emphasizes cooperation and a formal meeting with library officials about future access and services.
Emmett Geen, standing near Teentyetgith Street at Lincoln Avenue, was struck by a cracker as a skyrocket exploded overhead. A shard tore near his head and a hat shard protruded through his hat brim. He avoided further injury and vowed to watch the ground and sky more closely during celebrations.
Two women identified as Pearl Baker and Dele Hamilton were detained after an early morning disturbance at a Haute store opium den run by Ling Bong. Police report the pair entered a room for quiet entertainment and were later released on bail of 35 dollars each after the proprietor failed to prevent their departure, while Ling Bong claimed to have expelled a “Chine boy” earlier and urged police caution as the case is investigated.
In a garbled anecdote a Kentuckian living near Ulver recounts a death. A relative to the deceased asks for a carving on the gravestone. One stone artist replies there is no better place than Kentucky, sparking a cautious exchange about scripting on the stone.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Saturday meeting discussing traits and comparisons among nations, mentioning Americans and British and a sense of global inquisitiveness. The readable parts are disjoint, offering no clear event date, location, or outcome to anchor a fuller summary.
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