25 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
1
Primitive OCR text reports the Creamery restaurant offering day and night service with meals around the clock and a seaside or oyster and fish selection. Mentions a manager and a street address, though many words are garbled.
A fragmentary notice advertises the Silver Parlor Restaurant offering an open bay and night service with extra fine din ers. It mentions oysters and a hostess or proprietor named Youna and Sharle at 88 Twonky Fifth Street and hints at late hours around six o'clock.
The Broom Restaurant at 21 Twenty Fifth Street Ogden announces an open day event featuring private dining options. Highlights include oysters in any style and limited Sunday dinner service. Propriety and details appear in the local listing with emphasis on private party accommodations.
A first person testimonial describes long sufferings from sore hands, skin peeling, and painful blisters. After trying many remedies and doctors with no relief, the claimant credits a product named Cutlour or associated salves with dramatic improvement, allowing work without pain and saving daily life.
A reader from Trenton New Jersey reports long term relief using Cutts Dure Ointment for various hand pains and ongoing work activity. The fragmentary text also mentions a box of tours and references a Montgomery Street address in Trenton.
Tribe 2 Jones of We Wash advertises eight prices for all materials including sugar, brandy, spirits, fruit, jelly, and lumber. They tout high grades, savings on supplier orders, and prompt add work with elk and hard wood lumber. They invite customers to bring needs to their shop and promise satisfaction and good value.
Local want ads mention Eccles Lumber Co located on Twenty Fourth Street with repeated scan phrases. No further details about products, contact methods, or listings are readable in the fragment.
A vivid report on Pioneer Day festivities in Salt Lake City, detailing a large parade from the central drive to Fort Douglas, with floats and pageantry echoing national festivals. The article notes the Grand Army procession, state and local officials, and a strong crowd presence, along with remarks on the ceremonial program and a tribute to Dr. White who died nearby.
The eleventh state teachers convention will open January 3 1906 in Salt Lake City after cities like Garden Provo Logan and Magna bid for the event Fortland San Francisco and Los Angeles also made offers. The executive committee chose Salt Lake City despite earlier aims to meet elsewhere and preparations proceed for the January dates.
Fragmentary OCR reads a quirky line about a tea purchase and a test by Schilling with a dismissive hint about costs. The garbled quote mentions sanity and a nagging admonition to not be influenced by a free trial. The readable bits suggest a humorous or editorial aside rather than a formal news item.
Mrs Be Wilder, visiting Pioneer Day, recalls the Donner party tragedy of 1848. She describes the group's journey from California to Nevada, their entrapment in the Humboldt mountains, snow, and starvation. Survivors were saved, and Mrs Wilder notes post voyage changes and loyalty questions in Salt Lake City.
In Salt City, the Salt Lakers won a notable golf event with Sir Large City and other local clubs competing. Arthur Colh of Chiengy defeated Hut vad University’s Fear champion, signaling a strong finish as teams prepare for upcoming rounds. Avery plier and Leysan led a company in an innar cup preview.
Manager C Thlackting travels to Colorado Springs for a board meeting of the With Copier company's urechoralg. They discuss whether to hike promotional voting bonds totaling 2 million dollars for a purchase. The plan includes reducing equipment for expansion and adding new gear to the mine.
Fragmentary OCR item shows an event at RhYolite with FE Meat as secretary of the meets and Raulsomery Monutals mentioned in a promerties context. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled. preserves readable entities and general sense of a meeting record.
Reports from Southern Nevada describe activity near the Montgomery-Ahdshone mine and nearby properties with expectations of favorable gold production. A. Sherman may return to Goldfield to oversee operations. Local rail and grazing developments are noted along with a planned big boxing bout rumored near Grand Junction.
In St Louis Missouri on July 24 about 100 officers led by Captain McNamee attempted to enforce anti gambling laws at Delmar racetrack. After resisting arrest threats the officers withdrew and no arrests were made as the final race concluded. Also reports from Chicago note Kanigh Tol ana defending a Western championship in singles and Washington details the federal cotton reports investigation beginning with no witnesses present.
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