07 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary ad from Ogden Utah lists prices and items. Mentions the Bon Ton proprietors at 444 Twenty Fifth Street with references to five cent and ten cent offerings and lunch trade. Half of the text is garbled but indicates a storefront catalog style notice.
Silver Parlor announces continuous service with extended hours on Sunday and Wednesday. The menu features lean meals and various teas with price details noted in local advertisement. Located at Twenty Fifth Street Ogden Utah, printers Young & Charlie publish this notice.
An old want ad promotes the Creamery Restaurant with all day and night service. It boasts fine dinners and a selection of frite and tatiles while urging patrons to scan further ads for more details.
A Salt Lake Department report from a special correspondent outlines the Utah Power Company’s hesitation over a five year franchise. Officials warn a mandatory term could bring unaffordable prices and scarce power, while critics argue the deal favors the company and devalues local property. A board meeting is planned to review the matter.
Discussion on converting a site into a permanent home or hospital for miners dominates a convention agenda. Delegates split between a hospital, a home for the disabled, and a proposed 360 acre facility with light and welfare aims.
A vivid scene outlines two strenuous days for Lanky Bob and his rival as they push through drills and endurance tasks. Bob fails in a key attempt, prompting a rescue moment by a high school team. The workout features sprinting, bag work, guarding duties, and constant vigilance over a growing mob of spectators and peers.
W J Lynch announces plan to install a new alarm system for police protection. He notes current headquarters struggles with outdated gear and poor coverage while officers are on patrol. A test of the new system will occur following his return from a convention as national chief.
Unclear text describes committees linked to a Los Angles plan and May timing. Mentions Angers, Wingtaum, Port, and Thora with fragmented phrases. No clear events, people, or organizations readable.
A terse item notes promised improvements in the Salt Lake and Ogden area, mentioning electric building apparatus and an apparition said to accompany a Whint Sen figure. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
A fragmented note mentions a tea trade difficulty and a charity fair linked to a local group. It references a market for waste tea and a committee or faction named Caepaty Ban Fairs, with unclear dates or locations.
The Salt Lake newspaper notes the Uncle Sam Consolidated mine held its annual directors meeting with full slate reelected, including Jorn Deru and Joe Chipman. The report details finances, ore shipments, and royalties, noting improved conditions though losses from plant fires and new hoist outages. It highlights a cash on hand of $16,564.60 and total receipts around $191,604 for the year, with $115,084.45 in expenses and $36,070.06 net after royalties and dividends.
A scrambled historical market brief mentions Fiera Wis Mow on the AoW 60 thirdyort, Yankee Coll victory, and various prices such as 900 AG and 1G 12 on an open bow. Martha Washington Cellback and New York timing are referenced with gold at 138 and other copper or commodity mentions.
Fragmented OCR details report a property dispute and sale figures for a mining hotel project. Mentions include a secretary, a siting, and a list of monetary amounts such as 72500 and 17000 alongside references to corporations, meetings, and dates.
A damaged dispatch describes European diplomats noting the U S president’s strong peace appeal. It explains ambassadorial reports at Washington, the Morocco dispute, and shifts in French policy under Delcassé. observers cite limited mediation prospects and urge neutral power mediation instead.
Detroit officials and Vice President Fairbanks along with Mrs Fairbanks and Senator Alger arrived in the city as guests of the Portland exposition. They will depart for Flint Michigan tomorrow to attend the cornerstone laying. The fair is praised for its setting and artistry. The Manila cable confirms strict observance of coal limits for Russian ships at the next port.
A questionable ad style piece from a Milwaukee woman endorses Peruna as a trusted remedy for female ailments. It cites a Milwaukee reader and a physician’s testimonial about rapid recovery from fatigue, fever, and weakness after using Peruna, touting it as a “true friend” to women.
Fragmentary text mentions names and a medical student from Buffalo, with garbled phrases about Peruna as a remedy. The readable portion cites a Virginia Street address and class year, but the overall meaning is unclear and not coherent.
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