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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
7
Store announces a closing out sale of the summer underwear line for ladies and children. Readers are reminded that what they do not specify on the page will also be available at the store with the same reductions. The sale covers Cotton Knit Goods, Lisle items, trimmed lace ensembles, low neck Vests, pants, and children's underclothing in summer gauze, with various sleeve and trim details. prices and exact finishes are noted to attract buyers.
A fragmented catalog page lists a wide mix of items and prices including china sets, children's goods, kitchenware, sewing machines, and household products. Mentions such as steel galley, toy spools, and various brands appear amid numerous unclear terms and scattered pricing. The reader is left with a sense of a crowded sale catalog from a busy store.
At season end a millinery shop announces closing out discounts on the entire remaining line. Prices are cut to sale levels, with ready-made hats sold at cost and trimming included. Sale emphasizes deep discounts to move stock.
Fragmented OCR text describes a summer parasol sale with discounts on various parasols and related items. Mentioned are new effects and fashion details in faded, unclear terms, suggesting a catalog or advertisement note. The exact items, prices, and dates are obscured by garbled text.
Shoe department states the entire stock is on sale excepting the Dewglas Shoes. The store will offer men's shoes and oxfords at reduced prices. Ladies and children's footwear will also be discounted, with stock sold for cash. Reading shows typos but indicates a broad sale across the department with Dewglas excluded.
Remnant sale at a local site offers silk suits at half price. Each piece branded as VSN with items tagged S29 for Bulls, S05 for Suits, and SV75 for other lines. Remaining stock includes ABO suits labeled G21.
A fragment from a shop notice advertises Miusho underwear and related garments at discounted prices. It lists corsets coats skirts shawls and gowns with sale terms and a focus on ladies wear and accessories. The legible parts mention undergarments such as corsets coats and skirts along with price markers for various items.
A local sale offers fabrics and laces at various prices from four to twenty five cents. A shipment of Cronbric Bue embroidery and Tuscan ta fabric was delayed. total stock includes 16,000 yards. The entire lot will be sold at reduced prices across multiple outlets.
A broad sale of sewing supplies and notions draws dressmakers with discounts on silk and cotton fabrics. Featured items include children's hose supports, ladies fancy garters, scissors in various sizes, collapsible frames, darning combs, hooks and eyes, and assortments of pins, thread, and buster brown belts. Prices start low with value across many small goods.
Glove stock to be offered at price reduced sale. Ladies will drill to supply demand with short and long kid gloves and cotton gloves available. Prices intended to be low, with selections including button long and tying styles.
Fragments describe a sale event at Ogden Steam Laundry located on Phisaow 174 with a fast via option and guaranteed feel pind offer. The notice mentions a price and time, inviting customers to visit during a special exhibition with a sale extension and 2h soni WN vet TN.
Fragmented notice reports subscribers Ty Sante Texeaher Lk Tat and others, delivery issues, arranging meetings on a date in February, with references to delivery by Te mh RG Met and other unclear entities. The item remains garbled but indicates a mail or service interruption notice to recipients.
Delegates of the Stnia Association of Retail Butchers and Grocers concluded their meeting with a canyon visit to Oake and Hermitage. A grand banquet followed at the Ulazone tary, featuring California tomstens, French fries, fried poultry, and a festive array of cakes and cigars. Speakers from Ogden, Oxon, and other cities toasted leadership, state policy, and the new president, as attendees praised the event and looked forward to next year in Spanish Fork.
Subscribers notified of delivery issues and special services for a musical Chautauqua at Wandumers Park Salt Lake on July 22 with Oregon Short Line transport from Ogden. Tickets include street fares from depot to park and a spectral tram option. Round trip fare to Inmesr Extension via The Craade West offered, sale daily through November 14 and 15.
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced its decision in the Roswell Commercial Club case against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and others. Rates from Kansas City and St Louis Galveston and Denver to Roswell New Mexico were deemed unjust and reductions ordered. Commodity rates for wheat corn and other items were cut. lumber from Texas and Louisiana reduced. sacks from HutchinsonKansas lowered. Apples onions and alfalfa products from New Mexico points also adjusted.
A federal grand jury has indicted Mor and others in a land fraud conspiracy tied to the Foden Coal Mines company. The signed statements allege arrangements to defraud the government and involve parties including Atlee Dbipley Autoptey Cranstent with recognized irregular acts and collusion across multiple sites.
A condemned murderer, Peter Godan, was executed by hanging at Cara. The sentence was carried out by the state in Greenwood. The widow refuses to accept the administrator, and Robert G. Agee is named for Paprobush administration to settle the estate.
Spectators witnessed Mrs. Garcia descend by parachute after the balloon rose from Glenwood Park. The craft drifted to a height around 800 to 1000 feet before release. She landed safely about seventy five feet behind Mr. Doon’s Washington Street residence, displaying calmness throughout the descent.
J D Taylor secretary of the state Deans of horticulture, fresh from Sacramento, plans Utah’s exhibit for the 15th National Irrigation Congress. He will feature preserved fruits and rock samples from Ogden and Weber counties to showcase Utah’s finest produce. Utah aims to regain the living cup with a best ever fruit display and emphasize a top notch tomato and potato section. Roy Stone, arrested for driving a horse to death, was released to Mail Cartier Stone following the charges.
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