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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented ad promotes muslin gowns with stylers and trims. Items include a light blue luster gown with fringe and a frilled neckline, priced around $1.25 to $1.80. Multiple styles and colors such as white and silver glow are listed with low $1.60s to $1.80 ranges.
A garbled mix of names, places, and events appears, listing addresses in Wash and Ogden, notes on weather, shop prices, and individuals linked to incidents or visits. Fragmented items include court mentions, a hotel or railway district report, and various personal notices with scattered ages and locations.
A jumble of travel plans and legal actions fills the page. Mentions William Glasminn and relatives leaving for vacations, local officials taking leave, and several crime items including a court case over a $1,840 bribe and a broader swindle, with sheriffs and judges named and a jail bond noted.
An OCR damaged excerpt mentions a mass assault on a girl and fragmented names and places. The text is garbled with interleaved words and stray phrases, including references to a girl described as eleven, crossing a body of water, and various improper names and terms, yielding incomplete event detail.
Police this morning investigated a disturbance in the city’s northern section where a man named Christanson was beaten to death. Officers traced a tip from a woman caller, who used a false motive to lure police into a trap, leading to a rapid response and a search of the neighborhood. The inquiry continues as investigators seek the caller’s identity and motive.
A quiet Chicago woman, 40s, was charged with burglary after a daytime break in on a north side apartment. Jewelry including diamond watches and rings were stolen from a clerk’s residence and a downtown shop, while a 10 year old girl witnessed part of the crime. Police recovered some items and linked the suspect to the scene.
Jack Wood of Yorkshire outlines his critique of capitalism and the wage system. He describes laborers as the true makers of wealth and argues capitalists exploit workers, urging revolutionary change to free the working class. He cites his 18 years of travel and meets with farmers, workers, and towns to propagate his beliefs.
Ogden Rapid Transit announces care to North Ogden line with cars running on a regular schedule matching the city lines. Extension to Jot Springs once electrified, and a country excursion service to Lagoon via Salt Lake & Ogden road is planned. A temporary depot at Riverdale and a future Grant Avenue main depot are outlined with a connection to No City pending.
A young woman from Wisconsin traveling with her parents was found wandering in a town after an apparent fall from a sleeper car during a train journey toward the Pacific coast. Police were alerted by worried parents who reported the girl’s illness and erratic behavior, with early speculation about a possible suicide attempt but later indications of confusion and disorientation.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a family situation and travel plans. It mentions a father returning, a mother concerned for her daughter's welfare, and an unspecified trip. The readable text is partial and lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions.
Seventay Adventists at Meuthige in the corner of Twenty-second and Grant continue nightly services through the week except Saturday. Intrassing discourses each night by Rev Paul Iverson.
A mother in Ulluaer, Jutland, notified her employer that she would be dismissed at month end. She then arranged three of her employer's children and three of her own to a fatal incident by barging into them, resulting in a tragic event.
Contestants Thompson and Sullivan prepare for a boxing event at Glenwood Park Haokow Heights. Reports describe Thompson’s aggressive style and Sullivan’s counter moves as spectators expect a decisive bout with local interest and possible title implications.
A garbled notice lists several warranty deeds transferring parcels of land. Names include Leila and William, with multiple lot descriptions, locations, and prices such as 400, 800, 1050 dollars. Many entries reference neighbors and street blocks, indicating a batch of real estate transfers in a local issue.
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