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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
8
An old advert promotes Dixon's Silica Graphite Roof Paint claiming superior body, waterproofing, and long life. It touts a two dollar price and a guarantee of no leaks, inviting readers to compare with Miners Paints and urging roof work and cleaning services by AS. Brown & Co. at 171 2515.
The notice lists costs for nutritious food and train strengths for dray horses. It notes a price of $1.06 per unit and mentions locations Smurawalte's and Wall Ave for feed storage or purchase. The text appears as a distorted historical market or strike notice with actionable pricing details.
Hamers of Saltaire announce a Baltair Excursion with a grand prize trip for two to Los Angeles and other prizes. A varied program with flamings dances and new attractions begins at 12:45 pm. Fare is $1.25, tickets available at Cane Drug Store and W.G. Kiod, 114.
Fragmented OCR text describes summer tourist excursions from San Francisco to multiple destinations including Seattle and Spokane. Mentions railway routes, dates, and general travel planning notes with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
The article details an appropriation bill championed by Frank H. Sweet and describes public gallery reactions as lawmakers debated the bill. It notes visitor behavior, political tension, and the eventual rough defeat of the measure with several MPs swayed by arguments.
An incomplete transcript recalls a tense Washington scene where Allan Duncan faces a crowd in an elevator and later leaves through a back entrance. Senators reflect on past speeches, acknowledging missteps and the need for stronger advocacy for the PML while debating duties, salaries, and education funding amid political strain.
A narrator guides a strained household moment where Duncan assists a distressed woman. The scene unfolds with implied danger, a wary father, and protective commands as one character steadies another. Subdued dialogue hints at fear, obligation, and a looming test of resolve.
The funeral for Conrad Bohn, who died of heart failure, was private and held at the residence. Rev Noble S Elderkin of the First Congregational Church officiated. Mrs Bohn and the family accompanied the body by train toward Winona for interment tomorrow afternoon.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions prices and stores with unclear terms and place names. Core idea references a rate F125 per 1000 units and a location or brand fragment. Readable entities are limited. summary preserves the uncertain pricing reference and incomplete place name.
Laxat dealers have supplied Moara Nev fruit and vegetables including cantaloupes melons peaches and grapes of unchnelled quality. Western markets report gradual regulation toward a rack with Hocky Ford products. Praches and Grand Junction fruit join large consignments destined for eastern markets as demand rises.
The Huntsville community plans a July 24 Pioneer Day with a morning service parade street viewing and afternoon events including a water display and a public overlook of recent city improvements. A new electric lighting project is under discussion and telephone system work prompts locals to anticipate further developments. The notice also advertises Dean's Ointment for skin troubles.
July 24 and 2 ard show line promotions with cheap items on wall decor and nails. PAPERNANGING AND PAINTING offered with work guaranteed to be perfect and durable. New stock of wall paper pieces at ten percent discount. Sample hooks delivered to residence. We bang your paper board elsewhere. The Mallee and Gam, 2552 Wask. Ave, phone 1092. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS WANT ADS YIELD DIG RESULTS.
A carpenter named Wade was severely wounded while cutting timber at a shop project. He slipped while renewing a piece of timber and was struck by a sharp object, suffering a deep painful wound. He was carried from the building and taken to Gries hospital after an ambulance was summoned. Dr. Peck treated the injury and Wade’s relatives, including Marriott and Franklin Wade, were notified.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention July travel to Chicago and back with fares and gateways. References to Henry, Hexet Agent, and cannery polkin appear as garbled names. Overall message lists excursions east and return costs with unclear dates and destinations.
At a recent meeting No. 643 of the Bartenders' union approved joining the Trades and Labor assembly for the Labor Day observance. The group emphasized the value of doing things well and supporting organized labor.
Air veterans are requested to meet at Bovelock at the Clip Hall Thursday evening July 2 to organize a reunion with the Salons Orpaciea Louis Siler era.
Dosen reports at a California relief meeting that 400000 of the Massachusetts fund will be released for California disaster relief. A Rehabilitation company is proposed, a new corporation formed with government and California citizens to handle the funds.
A rushed report from the Nevada Northern railroad headquarters states that track work has reached about eight miles from Cherry Com or aielgeteat, with a junction to the Southern Pacific at Cobre. Progress remains rapid, about one mile of ties laid daily, and officials expect completion by mid August near Ely.
The oil hearing in Kansas City opened amid questions over railroad rates. Key witness F W Latz of the National Petroleum Association described Cleveland to Huron rates and Missouri routes, noting cents per mile comparisons. Officials debated Kansas and Missouri rate relations as the session adjourned until tomorrow.
Saratoga N Y July 1 The grand lodge session of the Ancient Order of Hibernians concluded with delegation reports and speeches on industries. Delegates from Montana Kentucky Michigan and Illinois attended. Notable addresses by Rev Pether Oisnagag Father Dempsey and Father Caraher highlighted the evening.
In New York on July 49 crowds on two excursion steamers, the Perseus of the Airans line bound for Conoy Island and the Patten of Patentioe from Long Detach to New York, collided off Staten Island, causing panic and injuries. Passengers were rescued by nearby boats. one man reportedly jumped overboard but was saved. Both vessels sustained damage yet remained afloat as crews aided panicked travelers.
A fragmented report notes Effortoria efforts tied to a perilous journey toward Brooklyn. The sparse text mentions looming danger and a hoped arrival, with limited names or precise details available.
Washington July 18. Government officials discuss a president letter to public works officers amid union pressure over the eight hour rule. The piece notes contractors often keep workers longer to avoid penalties, with fears that enforcing the order will raise bid costs by up to 20 percent.
Duncan recalls a distant Senate link as discussions unfold about a new bill and funding for personal expenses. The scene shifts between the capitol, the library, and galleries as lawmakers, aides, and friends weigh appropriations and political strategy amid public scrutiny.
Congress must either raise the percentage applicable to public works or correspondingly reduce the amount of work authorized.
Delegates at the annual convention backed state schools for training boys in the mechanical arts and formed a committee to cooperate with Winona trade school in Indianapolis. A committee was also named to standardize electrical wiring symbols nationwide and to explore model specifications and contracts for electrical work to be reported at the next convention in New York City. Officers elected include FE Newbury and SL Leomula, third vice president.
Et Lemla Jaip from referrem City reports the governor intends to equalize imprisonment terms to align with Jalus Lehmanash Paillarmens. Delegates note potential reductions to four years to conform to a perceived standard while Harry Faulkner’s two year term is mentioned in context of bribery conviction.
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