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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
7
Random references announce a subscriber notice about mail handling and a caller number for issues. The text also mentions William Williams Williams of the Hicks Williams Candy Co ill and typhoid fever affecting him, and outlines a commencement program for the School for the Deaf and Blind with details about a printing department and graduation imagery.
A garbled scroll of era items reports on a high school or team claim, burglary notes, transport and coal costs, a shooting near a palace grill, a Nevada mining incorporation, and various local business and legal notices. Names and places drift through, including Salt Lake, Ogden, and Reno, with scattered references to officers, directors, and agents.
A jumble of local notices mentions lawyers and business promotions, a funeral for James Faulkner at the Thin Ward meeting house, burial at their cemetery, and guests in Weber County. Also included are local ads for trim mings, real estate, and tonics like Deans Regulate for liver issues.
Notice states Southern Pacific and Nevada Northern offer special trains from Ely to Ogden on June 7 leaving 9 p.m. and arriving Lily Lake next morning, with return options to June 12. Harry Adke, traveling with creeks, has documents with our house, per Liwerd Fe Rirauss & Co.
In a belated feature the article sketches DNA May learning basic techniques for several dishes once taught by a San Francisco restaurant owner. It lists steps for salmon with sauce, brown gravy, and dessert, and recalls the chef sharing a handful of recipes, including pastries and a rye bread accompaniment.
A fragmentary account depicts Charles Reade and Ellen Terry in a tense exchange. Dialogue and stage directions reference threats, authority figures, and a contentious confrontation amid a broader biographical or theatrical context.
OMAHA BOOSTERS AU arrangements have been completed for the June union tour in which Urabe business men will participate. Cities along the route plan elaborate receptions and entertainments with a 캐rete schedule. The arrival time is tight but invitations circulate through the Omaha Commercial Club. The Chicago Doert quartet will supply music with J J Gerke, W Rigdun, Dr Clause P Lewis, and C B Haver stock as performers.
Ward's Ice Cream Parlor advertises a permanent hotel location and soda fountain services run by Mr Ward. It invites the public to enjoy Ward's ice cream and soda water at 2143 Washington Ave, promising prompt attention and indicating repair services. Phone numbers are listed for contact.
A garland Jone article describes a cow powered water pump device by Joseph Corbett of Utas Ruger company. Demonstrations at Angst factory grounds last ten days show a windmill pump that avoids gear wheels. Corbett notes the system could aid rural districts lacking electric or steam power and horses. He plans manufacture of several units at reasonable prices for farms and livestock.
The Elks N2 718 announce a Tuesday evening concert at the Press Club. Members should assemble at Ledse Rena at 7 pm. Secretary J. 4 Knavia notes changes in schedule and requests attendance.
Detroit Free Press describes a traveling show featuring Chinese and Indian jugglers performing sleight of hand tricks. The account notes staged illusions, audience reactions, and claims of preserved secrets passed from father to son within a troupe.
A fragmented column blends notes on fur processing with a concert anecdote and reflections on antiquity. It cites seal skin work in detailed steps, Beethoven reception at a social event, and a meditation on learning from ancestors through careful experimentation.
Fragmentary notes describe a Pythian Sisters ceremony at a temple with Evelyn Glarmann acting as interim leader. Other named attendees include Mrs Warr, Martha Sti pled, and Tima Torrence, with references to chartering and installation events at a local lodge in Richmond.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumbled quote about a male and a woman in a works setting, lacking clear names, dates, or identifiable actions. The readable portion suggests confusion or misrendering rather than a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various odd terms and possible names without coherent event, places, or entities to identify a clear news item. Insufficient readable facts for a reliable headline or summary.
A compact history of lead pencil origins and materials. It traces early use of graphite and plumbago, describes ancient and medieval terms like plumbago and molybioids, and notes key locales such as Sorrowdale and Italy. It explains mineral sources, manufacturing advances, and the shift to artificial black lead pencils and clove pencils.
A fragmented article discusses a beekeeping tool described as a trowel shaped implement used to harvest honey and preserve it. The piece blends metaphor with partial instructions, noting delicate work and the bee’s role in producing honey and the need for careful handling.
Fragmented OCR passage notes chemical changes in coal gas when exposed to air. Mentions evolving hydrocarbons, reduced gas volume, and heat interactions affecting gas quality and potency over storage.
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The readable text fragment shows garbled quotes and stray letters about a theft incident. No coherent names, places, or dates are recoverable to form a factual summary.
Fragmentary OCR mentions random names and phrases, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a proper news item. It lacks dates places organizations or defined actions, making a reliable summary impossible from the readable content.
A historic item lists names Forrant Decratt Cor Grant and Cath Bt in a local notice style, suggesting a community event or record. Readable fragments hint at a roster or notice involving several individuals. Further context remains unreadable in the fragmented source.
Fragmented OCR note about an excursion to Ely with travel times and stations. Mentions June 7 and departures around 6 pm and Sunday arrivals. Includes garbled traveler names and route codes, unclear final details.
Stocks opened lower with broad selling across major issues including Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific and Pennsylvania. Some late buying failed to sustain gains as heavy trading and block sales pushed many issues down before the close.
Legat Elle of Utah Weber County Ogden City wa claims a stray animal not claimed and taken up for sale to the highest cash bidder at a street in Ogden City Utah on Friday the seventh day of June 1907 at 12:10 pm. A bay horse with mare marks branded and described as a stray was taken up by someone in Ogden City on May 16. Ogden City marshal announces sale by auction in Ogden City Utah.
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