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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented ad copy from Wrights and Challies advertises June sales on summer vests pillows and pillow tops. It touts low prices from 5c to 29c with emphasis on new styles such as deep yoked items and lace trim. Many garbled phrases but centers on discount clothing bedding goods.
An old advertisement touts Danderine hair product claiming strong growth and luxuriant fullness. It offers a free sample in exchange for 10 cents or silver and lists prices of 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1.06 dollars per bottle from Koowlton Danderias Us in Chicago.
Wall return to Uicodel for homegoing services noted as 2 p.m. at Une Mried ward meeting house. Viewings allowed from 10 a.m. until shortly before services at 212 Hoya Avenue. City officials report on upcoming ward events and local notices amid community announcements. A dealer advertises up to date boggles and carriages at wholesale prices by Sid ney Stevens Implement Co.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names, places, and phrases with no clear event. Readable bits mention Crested Utuptr, Patol, Cane, Pau, Anton, and Hidi Poidees amid garbled lines and stray terms. No coherent story or date emerges from the legible material.
A disrupted report describes an accident involving Mrs Walls and a hospital setting. It mentions anesthesia and possible amputation, with unclear details about injuries and recovery. The text also references Joseph T. Nichols and various party activities, ending with a local ad for a pile remedy and a drugstore notice.
A garbled account mentions an appearance at the street with individuals named Mauday Maull and Fellaw in a tense scene after a nighttime event. The wording suggests a court or police context with accusations and possible forfeit or penalties discussed alongside a rushed conclusion about a Monday schedule near City AWA Mas Hens Colette Maull.
Irregular text describes an excursion by Eagles, a delivery and passenger wagon service from Balt Lake to some destination. Mentions new styles and a company named Sitnay Gtevenn Implement Co. with claims of reliable service.
Legal record details a burglary case involving T. Lar kos and Steven Quin in Judge Murphy's court. Quin is discharged after preliminary hearings reveal blade and knife linked to the crime. Lukow claimed ownership of the front door weapon but evidence points to Quin. Investigators tie the weapon to a pearl-handled piece found in Quin's pocket, with forensic analysis noting consistent particles and a recovered item later identified.
A fragmented notice lists multiple titles and authors in a summer reading sale. It mentions David Harum and The Call of the Wild among items, with many bindings identical to previously sold copies. The passage references various catalog entries and prices, indicating a broad range of books and period pieces.
The report details a wreck in Laut Tasnls where five bodies were recovered. Names include Nortois and Waysmere with mentions of Peisle of Midehinniah, Wedter Cart Cire of Mibeuike, and others. The piece notes survivors and ongoing search efforts as authorities coordinate response.
A scouting party recovers a boy near Wy after he wandered seven miles from home, surviving two days with no food or water. Searchers, aided by volunteers, describe a grueling trek through wilderness and harsh winds as they track leads and paw prints while a dramatic rescue finally brings the child back to safety.
Fragmentary OCR text references China Japan Manchuria and boundary disputes, with scattered names and locations. The readable parts describe political maneuvers and proposals amid Far East tension, mentioning Cheh Matauber and Viscum Va, plus references to Uta AsHOCHUET Drees and Carmenpondeny. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
Residents debate access and land purchase for a county road from Playsail View to Sunt Mur mine. Don Maguire seeks approval to extend a drainage and widen the right of way. compensation and land transfer terms discussed by commissioners. A separate case notes a sentencing and bond issues tied to a local incident. audit highlights and quarterly report figures presented.
A string of faulty entries lists warranty deeds with names such as Bar Clark to Imily Montgomary and David Gwortton to Marg Am Ties Pant Tot, including several scattered parcel descriptions and prices like 2000 and 3000 dollars. The legibility is poor with misspellings and garbled addresses, but it documents multiple property transfers and monetary values.
A scrambled note reports China eyeing wine export to enter global markets. It mentions grape cultivation stretching over ten years, experiments at a Chinese university vineyard, and ties to 1908 production plans.
New York stocks drifted with limited changes as traders assessed small gains in some rails and declines in others. Prices for pork, lard, sugar, coffee, and wool moved on modest volume amid a cautious session, while cattle markets showed uneven activity and broad steadiness in futures avenues.
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