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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
7
The piece records scattered names and events in Salt Lake City area life. It mentions Mrs Blase’s funeral chapel, a surveyor in Salt Lake, visitors from Logan and Ogden, car travel notes, a glass maker from Omaha, and a few social errands. Details are fragmentary and era-specific, reflecting community notices and personal movements.
A fragmented report notes a fire at a rear building previously linked to Parker Coal Company and Parker Cost Company. The scene involved ET1b and Patito-Pea cock and Work Sprites, with onlookers saying the blaze appeared minor, leaving only a pile of rubbish. The account is incomplete and lacks clear details.
Report mentions Pocatello residents attending services at the Christian Sctesco church yesterday. It records death of John Erickson aged 0 from typhoid fever at Oxden genera hospital after transport from Gatarray. The item also lists local figures Bertwinter’s lecture course and staff reorganizations at Oregon Abbott Ling.
A fragmentary review extols an enlarged 20d era Circus act described as the world's grandest of its kind. It promises startling feats and daring stunts, including a meteor-like descent and a high wall act, with sensational energy and danger amid a dramatic performer's display.
Announced sale at Wright's store drives hundreds from Brigham City and Coalville. Doors closed to curb rushing crowds as remnants and damaged stock are sold at deep discounts. Store hours shifted to 9 AM to prepare for the rush and attract new customers to the upcoming relocation.
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A special August tenth excursion offers a day event with an elaborate amusement program. The train departs at 10:10 am and travels via Oregon. The trip includes reserved seating for adults and children with rental options and family admiration activities.
Malheur County chamber of commerce met in Ontario and backed a National Irrigation Congress display plan for Boise in September. They endorsed a Malheur exhibit for the Clark Cup best display award, pledged 560 dollars to support the project, and invited a county delegation to attend with a notable program and speakers.
Report describes numerous complaints from patrons about a malfunctioning organ at a merry round event. Police urged calm as the chief ordered inspection and possible repairs during the event. Rest of evening activities were disrupted and attendees faced muted entertainment until the instrument could be fixed or replaced.
A party of six on Lake New York met disaster when their craft capsized during a storm. George Latt, 21, and May Kivestnas, 20, were among those drowned, while other survivors faced injuries and confusion as authorities investigated the boating accident.
Alpine clubs of Italy and Switzerland lead a campaign to cut fatal accidents on the Alps. They demand stricter regulations and safer practice to reduce deaths among climbers reliant on professional assistances and equipment failures.
The Mining World notes Sierra Madre district near Oxenfoot and Hot Springs station in Box Elder County, twelve miles north of Oxsen, shows promising mineralization with outcroppings up to 200 feet wide. Three groups are forming under Dom Maguire to explore feasibility and eventual cheap production via a tow tramway to the railroad, targeting a 299 ton daily capacity.
Washington correspondent recounts how George P. McCabe of Ogden helped draft and push the meat inspection law through Congress. McCabe, a civil service appointee who rose from teacher and journalist to key departmental official, is praised for merit over political pull and for his long path via law studies and federal service.
Western Pacific 10 Hove reports engineer Charles Haslowa arrives to oversee the move of Western Pacific headquarters. Expects all local office staff to be shipped to Coover within days. Crews at Eiko point and Merit building will relocate as grading and population work continues, with headquarters relocated to Coover once construction nears completion.
The aeronaut McMann fell 100 feet after a second parachute failed to open during a Sunday night stunt at the Batt Palace. He suffered multiple injuries and died at Holy Cross hospital. Paramedics, led by Mr Parmelew, rushed him from the scene to his home, then to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
A historical spoof describes drivers swapping pipes with chewing gum gadgets to curb smoking while motoring. It notes a London pamphlet promoting gum as a modern aid, with sketches of tobacco use and a Chewing Gum solution becoming popular among motorists.
In New York trading, stocks showed uneven moves with speculative notes fading as traders assessed mixed signals from major sectors. Early gains faded with volume heavy and several large issues contributing to a cautious close as investors weighed earnings and macro cues.
Fragmentary ticker style text shows Auger 12 4 rise, Corn Products preferred J, Chicago Produce and lard quotes. Mentions salts, feed, cash prices, contracts and commodities like Timothy. The legible facts are sparse and scattered across items without a clear single event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR describes a mortgage sale to be conducted near 134k Nes day and 20h subsites crus with bids for 13 properties. It lists subscription collection points and names Simon Bamberger and others in a notice of public sale under mortgage enforcement, with dates and locations implied.
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