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Special ribbed vest and knit underwear items offered with varied prices. listings include ribbed vests, bow detailing, sleeves, tape, and lace options. multiple fabrics and colors. price points noted with cents.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
3
Special ribbed vest and knit underwear items offered with varied prices. listings include ribbed vests, bow detailing, sleeves, tape, and lace options. multiple fabrics and colors. price points noted with cents.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places such as California and Kansas, with garbled phrases about a midnight event and a chamberwall scene. It references a line about employees and a death, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Incoherent pasted text references various names, places, and dates with scattered terms such as Hermitage, June, Washington, Salt Lake City, Trinidad, and many personal names. The source reads like a garbled OCR capture with no clear single event or cohesive narrative to summarize.
A boxing event featuring Pete Sullivan and Thompson, tied to the July 24 contest at Llenweor Park in Alg. 24, with Sullivan considered a clever, hard-hitting fighter from Salt Lake. Thompson and Sullivan are viewed as top contenders in their weight class, both with clean records and strong recent form. Preliminaries include exhibition bouts and a weigh-in, with championship stakes for the night.
Fragmented OCR text lists names, places, and dollar amounts. It appears to be a garbled contract or notice mentioning warranty, spouses, and monetary figures across numerous referenced locations and individuals. Notable entities include Yen ML Gobo, Miler Ammeraany, Centrid Park Auten, and prices like $1000. The content is incoherent and lacks a clear single action or announcement.
An overwhelmed OCR snippet mentions reconciliation and mediation efforts, with garbled names and places. It references London and ongoing talks while noting health and political figures in vague terms. The text is unreadable in key parts, providing only scattered hints of a diplomatic or domestic dispute story.
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a 25 cent disruption in coal rates for western shipments between June 19 and September 1. Hawse Harriman line efforts aim to boost fuel coal movement, as weather and shortages hindered prior winter supplies to Washington, Idaho, and Nevada.
We greatly thank those who helped during sickness and bereavement of our Hue Bon, Roland. Anil he 8. MT, A, aan oles, for their Noral offerings, also in Mrs. Maddoc and Mrs. Taylor for his beautitul satog. This is a RISCOMNG PAUL: NEW oy FAMILY.
Saad M Kay died yesterday afternoon at the family residence No 688 212 SlUt in Baltimore four weeks after an accident. Survived by a wife and five children, with one daughter in Baltimore pursuing studies. Born in Scotland November 2 1815, he joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at age 15 and remained active. Emigrated in 1869 settling in Huntaythe four years later becoming a resident of the city.
In Kirent Walls a well known resident of Stindfori yesterday afternoon a man seized a crying baby from a mother on a crowded business street at 4 PM. The kidnapper fled toward a crowd but was stopped when Durst on saitimetry pursued. The Stillis was arrested and the case drew swift police attention.
A garbled reader letter discusses Grape Nuts branded as Reserve Force, recounting a year long trial and mixed health experiences. It mentions alleged digestive issues, dietary experiments, and comparisons to vegan claims, with fragmented notes on health, alimony, and personal remedies.
A detailed report describes a union gathering with company executives present to discuss allocations and terms. It lists numerous officials from various departments and unions, including state and national labor figures, attending and contributing to the discussion.
At The Hague the peace conference discussed neutral obligations on land and sea, private property, contraband, and prize rules. Proposals from France and others sparked debate over responsible neutrality, seizing and restoring vessels, and compensation for seized goods as sentiment diverged among delegations. The committee referenced British and German positions, with Admiral Spence among a US panel reviewing implications for warships and prize law.
Fuzzy dispatch reports a U S city police department communication about felons in Bast Fon Ont Nese Vork. It notes an arrest in Gerrans for a traffic accident and mentions a driver wearing a helmet. The secretary seeks embassy assistance and attention to timber issues.
Omitted or garbled dispatch notes an airship venture in Paris with financial terms and staged plans. The fragment cites a credit figure around 21 million units and mentions investors and trading terms, but the text is heavily damaged and unclear.
The fragmented will of Thendore Wilton references Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and allocates parts of the estate. It mentions a New York location, a payment of $4,000, and various legacies. Names and details are partially garbled in the OCR but indicate a probate filing and fiduciary actions.
reports from Weber County say officials and business leaders discuss a proposed smelter at Ball Lake and its impact on Little Mountain and Ogden. J A Hesnotita of the Weber Club cites court action and policy disputes as delaying resolution while W Heintz and Taynolds push to move operations to Ogden amid large anticipated expenditures.
A Western choir heads to Salt Lake City and Wandamere with a special performance of Whitney Calombe First Christmas. The group, featuring Horace S Exige baritone and Myrtle Ballanger soprano, will be welcomed at Wandamere after a social at the Cannoyeln club. The program includes two additional choruses and generous audience support anticipated at the Portland fair.
Notice that Bauintner is not delivered as promised and attempts to remedy the issue are being coordinated by a special messenger. The circulator will handle replacements and ensure timely distribution.
News reports cotton price rise affecting thread market and workers. Worries about wages for men women and children, with fears of decreased earning power and possible closures in garment workshops. The note hints at widespread impact on mills and labor during the period.
An OCR like passage lists scattered names and places with no coherent event. The text mentions Christ, Glunie, Parke, St. MATH, and various odd terms, but no definite incident, date, or action is discernible. The fragment lacks a clear news item or public notice to summarize.
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