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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
3
The readable text presents a fragmented mix of names and scattered phrases. It mentions water, wind, a wall, and a local public sale under a garbled, newspaper-style fragment. No clear event, date, or coherent details emerge from the OCR noise.
A chaotic meeting is reported with references to Wright's Base sale, Wage Sa union talks, and a large crowd at The Tog ger y where vendors and residents discuss price cuts, job concerns, and local impacts. The piece mentions Rev. Gillespie and the Murnea elders guiding the gathering, with emphasis on propriety and civic resolve.
A jumble of notices from rail excursions to clothing sales and entertainment plans. Items include a New Zealand traveler returning home, railroad specials with 2 percent discounts, and fares valid through late July. Local shops advertise hats and dresses, while Sylvan Park hosts a Varieté show and dancing.
A chaotic fragment recounts wartime postal card policies, mentions foreign connections and censorship, and notes a postmaster general statement about August effective dates. The piece touches on committee meetings, label preparations, and printing details amid reform discussions.
George Pulvo and several co workers faced charges after a morning clash at Southern Pacific yards over a proposed wage boost. Police report Pulvo threatened to harm fellow workers, station officials say, and held rocks in his pockets while in a milk car as arrestees followed from the plant. The incident followed a strike that began with a demand for a 60 cent daily wage increase and escalated into threats to kill.
Two Southern Pacific brakemen Bennet and Williams were arrested at 11:20 AM by Pender at the depot after a two week hunt. Authorities believe a conspiracy of freight men stole goods from Montell to Ogden, with silk, shoes, and apparel recovered in a local broker’s exchange. A castor set and a pair of ladies hose tied to a boxcar shipment were found as evidence, linking the suspects to the crime.
A garbled advertisement text fragment promotes Grape Nuts claiming broad health benefits and widespread use. The piece references various foods and lifestyle improvements, mentioning individuals and generic brand terms, but the obscured OCR render makes specifics unclear. The ad style imitates old newspaper promotions with exaggerated claims and scattered product mentions.
A long OCR fragment describes the Lakeside Copper company leaching process led by Prof Weber. It details roasting of sul phite ore, proximity to sources of acid and water, and the economics of treating low grade ore. The piece also quotes economic and racial tension notes from Atlanta and local public notices, plus a Saltaire excursion ad and a farmer job inquiry.
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