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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1907
Page
3
Dainty muslin gowns in pale colors with ribbed draw tapes and finished seams are advertised. The page notes special offers and visible prices such as women’s gowns at 3126 and 1.29, plus matching items like gloves and other apparel in a period sale atmosphere.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions locations and names but is largely unreadable. The readable bits reference a local setting and possible individuals, yet no coherent event or action is discernible for a proper summary.
Local notes describe an Otton opening at the Ogden Sanitarium planned for August and list community figures attending. Items include water rights discussions, a public meeting, and updates on real estate, business, and law actions. Named individuals appear among Ogden and Weber county residents with dates and places.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a strike in France and various names and actions. Contents are garbled with many misspellings, making precise entities uncertain. The readable bits point to a labor action and associated figures, but no coherent event details emerge.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe King Leopold in Paris with mentions of Pathe film and a leap or leap year event. The readable text is sparse and fragments obscure full meaning. No clear dates or outcomes are established in the legible portion.
Police tying Jack Evans to a Glenward robbery ring after a dramatic daytime assault. Detective Fender and Sergeant Chang traced clues from a bus stop to Evans's Twemly Street lodging, with witnesses naming a second accomplice. A phony disguise kit and false whiskers were found, and Evans’s room yielded evidence, including a pawn broker’s identification, implicating him in the bold holdups.
Henry Bowker faces charges in New York as police allege a youth assaulted Ayella Stattelit in a white living area. The suspect has been committed to a state hospital after the incident.
Fragmented text describes a scientific breakfast with mixed foods and health strains. It references grape nuts with sprouts, a tin pint cup of bolting water, and mentions health issues, brain function, and nutrition terms in a jumbled, OCR-like passage.
Heavy grain shipments from California exhaust fruit storage capacity and strain rail yards. About 60 to 89 cars daily move westbound. most imported fruit suffers delays as ripening weather advances. Fifty more workers in yards cope with rising demand. future supply may need shipments from other states if cold storage cannot keep pace.
An obscure 19th century court record describes Gideon and several labor organizers facing sentences after a turbulent trial. Thibodesus Tobin and companions allegedly traveled from Chicago using pooled funds to distribute union influence, while others faced charges for vagueness and disobedience. The judge commented on their rhetoric and travel methods during sentencing, with sentences of up to 20 days for Pattt and related charges.
Midga T. H. Ralapp of the Ama ramiled Sugar company and Supt. Costello of the Oregon Shuct. Lng returned to Cache alley after inspecting beet crops and transport facilities. They arranged a barter service for the 1907-08 sugar campaign. Costello predicts no delays in handling the crop. Local beet sections were notified about transport to sugar facilities, with Judge Toipotht believing beets can be moved quickly from the ground. Loading stations will receive cars and draymen to support daily loads, increasing costs but extending through February due to crop size. After the season, beet carts will operate regularly for transportation. Many cars are nearing completion with dumping apparatus and power, enabling rapid loading for the campaign. In Weber County areas beets will be collected for sugar.
The item cites Farmington calendar items and legal proceedings including Wright v Alina and T. Witabl case entries. It mentions a denied new-trial motion and other court matters, referencing local districts and a noted collision or injury context affecting farmland.
A tall, perilous circus display features the SomerSet family and famed Jordan troupe performing midair feats on a rotating wheel and trapeze. Notable performers include Alvarez, Millers, the Shiva, Smiths, La Nap, and the Patty Brothers, with Buckney, Hobsons, and Daredevil Gorman among others. Spectators witness daring rides, clutching bars removed and upside tricks while horses, elephants, and aerial acts enchant the audience.
Washington reports a federal case arising from the Sherman act against Du Pont and 24 corporations. The petition alleges interstate trading of high explosives to restrain trade and dissolve monopolies, seeking to stop acts that restrain commerce and harm the infant industry.
An alpine ascent by Menevn and companions ended in a tense scene as a rival group led by Star-Caalaminya Milanese and others faced a tricky summit. The fourth climber, listed among the three, reportedly reached the peak as tensions rose, while observers noted a surge of activity and a cautious retreat after the confrontation.
Fragmented draft notes describe Colimius and Ola Ting Ig as secretaries with ties to a wine committee. It mentions an adoption by an unnamed NY Die publicain and references a Senator Virakey and a Dean Entesta in a murky political scene.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and events but data is garbled. cannot determine clear people, organizations, dates, or outcomes from the provided snippet.
A long list of speculative and technical notes details proposed wireless telegraph poles, tower heights of about seventeen feet, and routes along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The report mentions corporate involvement, potential routes to Mexico, and various market data later embedded within the same page.
Banned proposals for paving district No 10 extension No 1 were to be opened publicly at City Hall Ogden on August 1, 1907. City Engineer and City Council approved specifications and bids would be read aloud, with the council to reject any or all bids as needed. City officials and the recorder noted the time and place for the bid opening.
The Lakeside event for the electing of accurs and related duties is announced to take place on July 27 1907 at 1 PM at 800 Pwonly-fourds street Urth. The notice sets the holding date and time with official authority and mentions the required preparations and deadlines.
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