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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
9
The obituary notes the death of Peles Te Baer with burial at a local cemetery. Interment is planned for May at TRnfplork, followed by services at Hoy Vertes M171 and a Second Ward meeting. The report also mentions the Hartas and Vertes families and a formal city cemetery ceremony in the region.
Fragmentary OCR recalls Ogden area farming terms and local figures. Mentions Mr Harrie, J M Aberts, Jon Barker, Ridgeway, and various places such as Dear Rher valley and Rock Springs. Describes dry farming in September and spring rains affecting crops, plus a possible company visit to Salt Lake City and a trip to Los Angeles.
Gard of Thanks expresses gratitude for warm sympathy after a death and acknowledges eight special friends from the Second the subolate. The notice promotes a Union Pacific excursion with Chicago Minneapolis and St Louis at one fare plus two dollars round trip. First class trains depart daily with the Overland Limited from Oxden at 7 pm. Reservations via Union Depot Ticket Office or travel agents.
Joseph Scowcroft posts a $100 reward for evidence leading to the conviction of the thief or thieves who gathered his grounds on Twenty Alain Street and stripped his peonies during the night. An additional $100 is offered for evidence to locate the culprits who damaged his car. The notice appears amid other local advertisements and listings.
June Teh on Southern Pacific operates a special train leased QaIea 945 DMM arriving Bly 9 15 a. m. Saturday June 5th, staying Bly Sunday and Monday, leaving Bly 4 30 p. m. Sunday June 7th arriving Odes best ravrelay. Fare for second ride listed as $78.9 HL.
A ten dollar reward is posted for information leading to the recovery of the Eden standard and Morning Dramine. Names and contacts appear with scattered references to a creator, travel routes, and excursions including a Portland trip. The text lists various charges, dates, and return rewards, with unclear spelling and partial addresses.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a June visit related to a meeting or event in Mexico City. Mentions involve individuals possibly connected to a group or organization, with unclear roles or outcomes. No complete dates, names, or locations beyond city context are readable.
The May ceremony at the Catholic church featured a procession by many young girls in white with flower wreaths. They knelt to recite prayers before the statue of the Blessed Virgin, followed by a sermon from Father Rosainkel praising the mission work of Fathers Hoesinkel and Depober.
Washington officials say soon after June 20 the post office will issue stamped envelopes and wrappers bearing four denominations one two four and five cents. The stamps will depict a bicycle and feature bold border text including "United States" and the denomination. Printing and distribution details follow, with future announcements on exact issuance dates and redemption procedures.
The Berihea club in Ogden hosts a piano and pipe organ duet evening next Tuesday. Mira Frances Joyce and Prof. J. J. McCrellan star, with Willard Andelin and Willard Weibe, plus Dr. Dallantros and the Taber choir, promising a first class program. tickets on sale today with 29 seats already spoken for.
Round trip excursion to Salt Lake offered at 11.10. 7 percent discount noted for froen Bhort Line. Tickets valid for return until June 126. All treing and conditions indicate a bargain priced travel offer with return flexibility.
The Highols Concert Band will perform at Glenwood Park Sunday at 4 p.m. Conductor W Nichols leads a program including pieces by Bon Walt and Kabel McKinley, with selections by Kaltes Mood and Schults. The program features "American Cad" and "Star Spangled Banner" among others.
The Memorial Committee expresses heartfelt thanks to the Dreadel brothers for their Kladaeas aiding the W. RC. and Lincoln Circle benefit for the G. A. Wh. memorial fund. They also praise Mrs Smith, the Tabernacle trustees, Judge Monell, Aunt Allens, and all who aided the stirring music and support, with memories to last. Signed by Commander Lands, chairman.
Still on Primrose Path in June a young matron from Colorade Springs arrives in East Labr with a 2 Rent Time. neighbors report a court injunction and police attention as she walks the street four times amid a public stir. The incident draws in her husband and other locals, with disputed accounts and a note of police inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR item notes uncertain terms and figures. The legible pieces reference prices and listings, mentioning yields and measures without clear names or dates. This brief item appears as a stray market reference or ad snippet from the page.
An excerpt discussing child development and philosophy of education. It extols children's adaptability, goodwill, and trust in adults, arguing that their openness and lack of cynicism foster a sympathetic atmosphere for growth rather than rigid instruction.
An old German legend unfolds at Freinberg Baden with a medieval chapel tale of sin and virtue ending in a murder buried under rain soaked soil. Neighbors whisper as the corpse is exhumed and the wife Gunfre and the moneyer are executed, while warnings echo of a grim fable. The piece shifts to global prophecy, noting Sino Japanese war rumors and a storm wrecking a Chinese fleet, then moves to Afghan intrigues and a grand rhetoric about imperial actions and mystery.
Scattered garbled lines reveal a chaotic rant about cooking with high seasoning and strange dialogue. The passage includes mock dialogue about chairs and a prank. Names, places, and clear events are not coherent. The overall fragment reads like an OCR error from a midriffed page.
Markets abroad and in the United States show mixed early trading as investors evaluate the latest economic signals. Analysts note uneven sentiment with several sectors retreating while others hold steady, signaling cautious positioning ahead of key data releases.
Pacific and Amalgamated Copper stocks lead a choppy session with sharp declines in early trading. Banks report reserve gains while Chicago and New York commodity and livestock quotations show mixed to steady movement across metals, grains, coffee, and cattle markets.
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