Sale on every item in stock lowers prices nationwide
A bold two floor to basement price cut advertises a sweeping sale on all merchandise. It urges shoppers to buy now for winter and summer needs, promising new, clean items at cheaper prices.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
7
A bold two floor to basement price cut advertises a sweeping sale on all merchandise. It urges shoppers to buy now for winter and summer needs, promising new, clean items at cheaper prices.
A scanned ad lists numerous book titles including The Forest Lovers The Road to Paris The Red Triangle Adventures and romances such as Zelda Dameron The Hound From the North A Knight of Columbia and Adaah. Prices appear as 38 cents each in a popular novels promotion.
A historical catalog snippet lists numerous juvenile book titles by Henry and Alger including The Young Adventurer Joe's Juck Mark Mason's Victory and The Telegraph Boy, along with many garbled or misread entries. The fragment appears as a publisher or library inventory noting assorted titles for youth reading material.
A 1900s style advertisement lists reduced prices on soaps perfumes and toilet goods. Items include Castile soap two pound bars Borax chips and a variety of face creams powders and scents with discounts noted and quantities per box or package. The sale highlights brand names and price cuts aimed at attracting customers during the event.
A fragmented newspaper ad touts discounted hosiery including Yreen Harter stockings and lace hose. It lists women and children's stockings, knit tights, and silk thread hose with assorted colors and regular prices, urging bargains and multiple pair offers.
A long-drawn catalog item lists boys wash suits, rompers, shorts, and hosiery with a range of fabrics like percales, chambray, madras, and corded material. Prices note regular values from 10c to over $1 and sale figures, with items for ages 2 to 12 and a focus on variety and color. Includes boys overalls, jumpers, and knee pants, plus women’s and children’s wear and accessories.
Jewelry store sale offers cheaper hand bags in various styles including patent feather, alligator, walrus and more with reduced prices from 5 to 4 dollars. Kayser silk gloves and assorted beauty sets featured with color options and regular prices cut during sale.
A vintage sale listing cheap men's suits and furnishings in varied colors and fabrics. Includes hats, undergarments, suspenders, cuff buttons, and panta with prices noted low. Broad selection mentions straw hats, satin linings, and year-end markdowns across multiple garments and accessories.
A fragmented OCR line mentions telephone service terms and a possible building project. It lists partial words and spellings that resemble a municipal or local utility notice without clear dates or proper names. The legible portion hints at infrastructure or room planning within a facility.
The county clerk District Attorney Nathan Kuntzle charged Weary Konte with grand larceny for entering the evidence of A. P. Bigelow on March 13 and stealing jewelry valued at 150 dollars. Other items note a Garment sale at Kultting Factory, marriage decor vendor, studio ads, and local notices about a funeral, racing, and public meetings.
The readable fragments present a cryptic line likely from a poem or column. Detected names include Geax and Poone, with possible place-like terms Dell and d4IX. No coherent event or clear action emerges from the legible text.
Public notices warn dog owners that dogs must stay off park grass or face death penalties. Enforcement by police and park wardens follows numerous complaints about dog waste and damage. The order directs removal of offenders and outlines strict penalties for violations.
The petition seeks to revoke letters of administration for David Mattoon and grant letters to Charles Bater of Salt Lake. The estate, valued at 76000, includes real and personal property. Beneficiaries named include Grees and Mattoon, current administrator, who must appear to show cause why new letters should not issue.
Articles of incorporation record the Utah Fruit Company with a capital stock noted as 12 900 and 10 per share. North Ogden is mentioned as potential headquarters for a fruit packing operation. Officers listed include Beott ne om Dell as president and Richerd B Berrett with directors Jobe 8 Storey and others.
Fragmentary text mentions foundation, bulldtas and trouble across a pity maring yarteeeke. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms and incomplete phrases.
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