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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
3
Brief advertisement for summer underwear featuring comfortable garments for ladies and children. Mentions children's knee-length stockings, vests, and tops in plain and lace designs, with sizes and price notes implied.
Notice to subscribers states that those not receiving the standard scam apparatus will be contacted by telephone at No 66, hiker stoma, Matore Tope, in a cryptic reparsing of the survey. The text is garbled and contains unclear instructions about replacement or verification.
Readable fragments show a chaotic local page with community notices about a juvenile preservation program, a high school orchestra returning from a trip, and a commencement that includes musicians aiding an augmented orchestra. Other items mention a business office move, a rail disruption, and court actions involving corporate governance and stockholders.
The document outlines a taxpaying notice from Weber County with dates in June and July for meetings and assessments. It references a public board and charter items, urging attendance and detailing expected actions. Names appear as officials or clerks and a town or county context, indicating fiscal planning and property matters. Further specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
The readable fragment mentions a public notice about a hearing or action at a location with names and addresses obscured by OCR errors. It references a public sale or meeting and lists a few garbled items and persons, but the details are unreadable and uncertain.
A thief, chased from a Utah town to Ogden, eluded capture briefly before officers cornered him. Witnesses reported shots and a bundle of goods taken. Detectives A and Pender assisted, cuffing the suspect at the scene and charging him with petty larceny.
A new food law increases inspections of hotels, restaurants, and cafes, with inspectors sampling dairy and fat content in milk and milk products. Violations bring fines from fifty to two hundred dollars, and authorities pledge strict enforcement to ensure compliance.
Special Officer Melntire of the Southern Pacific, who arrested Adama, will head a group subpoenaed for Monday in Boise. Detectives Pender Burke Snyder and Browning accompany Chief of Police Browning to examine witnesses for the Haywood Mover-Petibourg case. They seek Adama evidence about a past rifle sale and forged Masonic receipt.
Advertisement for a rail excursion to Ely leaving June 7th from a southern station, with Ogden arrival times 9:15 p m and 5 a m on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 and another June date. Round trip price 15 30. Includes return to Ogden next morning.
State University held commencement yesterday with an academic parade marching from the Lutre building to the exercises. The order included regents, faculty, graduates, and the normal school staff, followed by orchestral selections and speeches from Peter A. Simmons and J. Percy Reinhard. Sixty seven graduates were conferred degrees including 16 normal graduates, 3 kindergarten, and 34 college graduates amid honors and honorary doctorates.
Washington faces strict government orders to ration fiber and materials, with the War Production Board directing procurement and distribution. Officials emphasize limiting packaging and mail service waste, insisting only essential twine be produced and used to prevent spoilage and shortages.
Two Greeks, Thomas Naudax and Willem Papas, fought on Twenty-fourth Street and Organ Avenue as bystanders watched. Papas was knocked down and stabbed by Naudax, but friends intervened before fatal injury. The incident follows Naudax’s warrant for arrest by James Delas.
A Japanese representative to the United States recently met with Foreign Minister Haycraft and reported that the American government plans to move toward a joint meeting to discuss labor restriction terms. The Japanese seek a firm stance and possible elections to enforce agreed limits.
Reports from Freeport on June 7 describe a drowning incident during a river loading operation on the Thames coast near Cliveden. The wreck involved multiple passengers and crew who were swept overboard as a boat struck debris. several bodies were recovered as authorities investigated the mishap.
Feature recounts a Denver railroad detective case, a wife, and a pilot business thread linked to Harry Orchard. It traces Orchard’s aliases, movements from Spokane to Denver, and alleged involvement in mining raids, with references to Pettibone and Pettinane questions, and a broader account of early American crime network activity.
Fragmented report lists multiple players and teams from the National League including Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St. Louis and others. It references pitchers, batters, and a scoreline with inconsistent wording, indicating a partial game recap or wire-service-style bulletin.
Detroit overcame Boston 6 2 in a sharp American League game. Pitcher Reneer and Herrolt delivered strong innings as Detroit seized control late. Ten innings stretched the suspense before Tomilade sparked the final surge.
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