Paul W Stecher A 500 Mile Trip
Thomas Lundy prives from fourt county Colorado to Ogden on a 500 mile journey as a local travel note.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
3
Thomas Lundy prives from fourt county Colorado to Ogden on a 500 mile journey as a local travel note.
A long stream of short items lists merchants, residents, and events in Ogden and nearby areas. It references trades from warehouse firms to clothing stores, mentions visits by merchants to Denver and Wyoming, notes on local schools, and various personal notices including Mrs. Donovan and Miss Tre Hod. It also covers court matters, road work, and a warehouse wall collapse with injury risks, plus several deails about shipping, bottling firms, and advertisements.
The concert of the Toal sisters will be held this evening at the opera house starting promptly at S248. The gram arrangement is listed as two hours long with strong ticket sales reported by the manager. Miss Hagele and Miss Yazel are highlighted for their vocal talents, with Syglee Coon and Nannie Tow to assist, promising pleasant surprises for attendees.
A garbled excerpt shows a ticket sale scene with mentions of tickets and sales timing. It references Mr Coop and unopened tickets, delays, and a box office opening. The legible elements point to a postponed or disputed sale process without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Bishop McQuartie outlines plans for a large elderly outing from Salt Lake City to Glenwood with expected 1000 to 1200 attendees. Details cover transport by train cars, ward assignments, badges, meal service, and scheduled events in Garden City and Glenwood, including prizes and accommodations for seniors aged 70 and above.
Members of the recreationists and allied groups are invited to a Saltair excursion on Saturday the 16th. The event promises improved facilities, a new railway ride for visitors, and a day of pleasure with programs, games, and social recreation to support the improvement campaign.
Reports from Ogden detail the Smelter site nearing completion with 75 men employed and 73 work crews erecting superstructures and equipment. Electric transmission lines, foundations, and tramways are advancing. mineral-rich water supplies and ore shipments from local mines boost optimism.
Judge Murphy rules the salon proprietor not liable for acts of his employee. City v Beamister et al. and Watts v Best dismissed. FM Hello case discharged. Luke Farris charged with selling to a minor after complaint issued. ZLB Toda and J P Morgan accused of vagrancy. Morgan dies after arrest.
A transient laborer on the Lowe building site broke open a corner stone box from the burned structure and found only a manuscript detailing the lace president of the company, a few trinkets, a five cent piece, and the box’s contents yielded near nothing of value.
Mrs. Margaret Lloyd aged about 60 years was taken into custody by Sheriff Sebring on complaint that she is mentally deranged. She will be examined to determine her sanity. Lloyd was once an inmate of the State Mental Hospital but was dismissed as cured. Relatives have not authorized commitment to keep her inside.
Ogden Nevada 1B Hoffner manager for Nevada mining interests reports a budget for the Ogden Nevada operation. Neveds company brings samples from Spanteh near Manhattan showing ore encountered in the Boston No. 4 claim tunnel. Valve readings show 424 in gold silver and copper over a short tunnel distance.
Senators discuss meat inspection funding and labeling changes for packers. Proctor argues inspection should be paid by packers with government stamp as proof of honesty. Beveridge supports retained surveillance and data labeling changes. Debate covers date of inspection and cost impact on meat, with claims of national effects and industry burden.
The article outlines a confrontation among Chicago packers and industry critics over price increases and packers influence. It notes European and English practices cited in defense of lifting costs, and references Nelson Morris interview, with remarks on writers of market books and public perception. Classified influence and ad tones echo demand for strong results.
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