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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1906
Page
7
Fragmented OCR shows items from a 19th or early 20th century town page. Mentions include park events, grafts of coinpress and small businesses, a funeral chapel, citizenship granted by Judge Howell, a Chinese Lanterns sale at a stationery store, a telephony operator on vacation, a ward improvement association quiz, hay dealer activity, a clerk leaving for the Union Pacific, and the death of Markle after a prolonged illness at his residence.
A fragmented note mentions Peery's Crescent Flour and wheat quality, with unclear references to places and times. The readable bits indicate product naming linked to flour and grain terms, but specifics are obscured by garbled text.
The report covers funeral services for C G Lockhart at Weber Stake Academy related events, local police actions around circus crowds, educational lectures by Professor David O McKay, and ongoing community notices including a fatal mishap, staff moves at the Baltimore Lake Herald, and business updates from the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company with potential plant expansion and board changes. It mentions Edger Jones traveling to Hamer Crook, and Mira Crystal Carroll’s activities. The piece blends obituaries, social items, and business/news updates with regional names and places.
Lake July 3 bred J Klene of Orden head of the Nativist Arrigation congress from Utah and other prominent citizens urge that Utah be properly represented at the upcoming congress in Boise Idaho September 28 1895 A display of local products is planned as a feature funds are sought to cover travel and expenses to meet the exhibit costs estimated at 2.50 The state board of horticulture backs the move and Governor Cullers supportive effort aims to secure needed funds for proper state representation.
Saas Salt Lade July 31 reports David Keild returning from Ely region with optimism for early activity and prosperity in White Pine county. He, with D C McDonald and partners, develops Duck Creek properties area led by Senston Kearna, expecting silver and lead prospects, improved rail access, and a revived timber and mining push as Ely railroad construction proceeds.
A fragmented clipping references Logan and a lake area with scattered names and dates, mentioning a legislature session and a person named Malley dating someone. The text is garbled with multiple illegible phrases and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Musicians invited to join Local 356 4 F. M. for a trip to Ogden Canysny on Augst Grst Bill. Reed hotel corner gathering at 2 Ai. The fare is $20. Conveyance available hourly. Excursion to EphraimTai departs Oregon Street Line at 15:05. Hawk Indian war veteran Tickers road to Teltr Bustll Aug. 5.
Joan M Atkinson to Marcella Delonas for 550, lot 1 and 3, block 19 South Ogden. Thomas F Mangen and wife to John M Whitt for 20, lot 7, block 2. John Nodwn and wife to Charles 8 Foler for 900, lot 2, Inca Plat A. James Hingham and wife to Walter Janell for 240, part of NW quarter of Sec 13, T5N R2W.
A Murray seller employee, Joseph Jackwom, fell into a deep well in Salt Lake on July 21. Help arrived as the mother toppled over the curb and signaled her brother who fetched a rope. A rescuer pulled the boy from the water, but he suffered severe injuries and remained unconscious.
A fragmented dispatch notes Wille in town and lists multiple rail orders and trips including Ogden to Los Angeles and Spokane with returns, one way and direct routes, plus mentions of Portand FrAnClPOd and a Salt Lake connection. It reflects travel receipts, schedules, and passenger movements amid a bustling regional rail activity.
An OCR fragment outlines a Friday trip schedule to Canada with a short line from Oreden to a station, a return trip, a route to Magrath Alberta and return, and a third leg to Canienn with Alberts. Tickets are mentioned. training schedules and dates appear garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an excursion east via railway routes with names and places obscured. It mentions August 10th and references a man at stage C1 Rie seeking security, with scattered mentions of travel, permissions, and possible lodging or asides. The readable content is limited and inconclusive.
In a rough incident at the yards John Cain attempted to force entry wielding a heavy club. The scene unfolded as whitecaps blocked the way and a lantern flashed while Cala lit a pipe. Judge Murphy presided as the matter moved to the pier pile, with C. L. Ludwig sentenced to days for trespass after an inventory dispute.
A Denver newspaper report alleging contagion in traveling circuses drew denials from circus owners. Weal Teal defended Adam Forepaugh and Son shows, citing certificates of sanitary conditions from state health and veterinary boards. He argued reports aim to undermine trusted, established circus outfits and praised Ringling Brothers for current standards.
A damaged oblique notice discusses a mutual life policyholders association, its actions in Albany, and efforts to obtain a list of policyholders. It mentions the Water, the International Policyholders Committee, and a meeting chaired by Mr. Career with various officers and representatives. The text references pacings, copies, and legal or regulatory specifics, reflecting an organized effort to gather information for a broader claim.
Exchange action showed uneven advances with some rails and copper issues leading gains while steel and gas prices fluctuated. Notable activity centered on Northern Pacific and Amalgamated Copper with Pennsylvania and Smelting among others. trading remained uneven after the early rally as price moves varied by sector.
This week’s courtship in Japan by Zinn's Travesty at Globapak draws mixed notices with strong turns in Bowelling and Spooning numbers. The cast’s stage presence pleases audiences though some scenes, especially the dancing and singing, fall short of last night’s polish. The Bowelling song dominates chatter and several encores mark top audience response while other routines receive tepid reaction.
Fragmentary OCR data shows varied cattle market items with prices and figures. References include Kanaap City Cattle, Western Fed, Packers, and miscellaneous lots. Readable items note feed costs, rents, bulls, heavy cattle, and irregular price entries for multiple lots.
A historical note records Interstate Brokerage Company in San Francisco with a date line of 3 1a. The brief entry hints at financial activity or corporate listing in the city’s early market ledger without additional details.
The report on the annual teacher license exam was released by State Superintendent Nelson. Of 821 applicants who took the test, only a small percentage qualified for licensure, highlighting a challenging evaluation and limited success among candidates.
Attendees of the 0, It 0, will attend a meeting at the K. P, and they are also preparing for the funeral of Strofl, Markie a Tomm, Thutedar, Sue, with services planned at Beey.
Officers raided a suspected gang site and rounded up several men. Police found cattle gear and tools of theft during a search. An abusive detainee disrupted the wagon transfer as the group was guarded. They remain in custody for Wednesday morning trial as investigators link them to holdups and thieves active in Dedes and Salt Lake.
A fragmented report describes a chaotic scene involving Fens and Mady Meat at a Chicago cable facility. The details are jumbled, but the item notes a dispute or incident near a western avenue location with referenced individuals and organizations. The exact actions and outcomes are unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple locations in Utah including Salt Lake City Ogden and Salt Lake area venues. Text appears garbled with misspellings and incomplete place names, suggesting a public or legal notice fragment about subscriptions or notices across several cities. The legible items mention Salt Lake City Ral Laka City and National Park references.
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