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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
7
The notice lists reduced embroidery prices such as 27¢ for 450 pieces and 29¢ for 50¢ embroideries, with several other bulk offers including 3.00 embroideries for 1.25 and 89¢ items. The fragment indicates a sale setup in a department store setting, highlighting bargain combinations and decorative fabric items.
The item notes two weeks of rail service beginning Friday June 22 by W H Wright & Sons Co and details improved transfer times at Upton station. It mentions the Yellowstone appliance and fourteen trains in either direction facilitating passenger flow, with additional editorial room and business notices interwoven among public notices and local updates.
President Orrlen of the American Association announced a suspension of Umatren Owen and Kane amid an investigation of charges against Manager Kelley of Misveapolis. President O'Brien received general randaca from the wroplies morning noting that the winth of directors will be held in Chicago tomorrow to act on the cet unos Wesley. CHICAGO FIRE destroyed the building at 4th and 1469 Ontario street. Thomas was estimated at $39. The structure housed the Yerby Steam Boundry Company and other firms.
Random references describe events across Ogden and Salt Lake including theater tickets, marriage-ceremony injunctions, and a coal company ad. Obituary notes report Benjamin Haines’s death at 2:18 AM, with funeral plans to follow. Other items mention lectures, train tickets, and farewell dances for traveling individuals amid scattered clerical notices.
The Salt Lake Tribune quotes Senator Thomas Kearns calling Bly the greatest copper camp in the United States. He cites a five mile copper belt near Ely with extensive development and a future tenfold growth once smelters and railroads are finished. Ely’s resources extend beyond copper into silver and gold, with plans from D C McDonald and partners to turn the district into a major producer.
An excellent programme of Scottish music and dancing features on Friday June 22 at Lagoon hosted by the Scottish Cromer of Chiden and the Salt Lake Thine fio. The event includes interspersed exhibitions with plan to honor guests and the world-renowned Seattian Center.
Fragmentary newspaper OCR mentions people, places, dates and events without coherent context. It references Annete's Barat Beaty, Vichy, Aver et by Tait Annete's, and a page 5 area with a date near 24, suggesting a mixed listing or notices page.
Fragmented wire briefs describe a state department report and various unnamed ministers and actions. The text references small details about political figures and dates but is too garbled to extract clear names or outcomes.
Scots near Land O Cakes invite people of Ogrien and Weher counties to join with Sheot Felday on June 22 at Lagoon for a celebration. Cha Ogden and Salt Boots organize a programme of merit with four pinata drums, Auld Coludonia’s drum played, and a time set for Ogden at 1 p.m.
The Salt Lake Republication reports the Western Pacific construction team testing a new crab-h laying machine west of Salt Lake City. Progress suggests the line will reach Garfield by early July with one grader fleet active and rail deliveries from Colorado proceeding slowly yet steadily.
Fragmented OCR text shows a discussion on railway fare cuts sweeping across a city area with mentions of rates, prices, and public exposure. The readable items hint at reactions to price changes and transportation costs affecting travelers and carriers.
A late 19th or early 20th century Wright's Store advertisement announces a monster Embroidery sale opening Friday at nine o'clock. It touts extensive yardage of embroidery, remnants, parasols, and children’s pieces plus sample shirt waists and men’s clothing at reduced prices. The shop promises hundreds of buyer-ready items, unusual discounts, and special showings to attract crowds.
Central Passenger negotiations wrestle with fixes for summer tourist fares amid a two cent Ohio passenger rate. Lake Shore routes from Cleveland to Buffalo face ten cent adjustments affecting hundreds of gates on the Erie line and potentially ripple across other lines using Lake Shore rates. Interurban railways gain a serious advantage as railways curb long distance traffic, prompting broad industry reaction.
All comrades are requested to be present at the funeral at 2 p m tomorrow. The service will be held at his late residence on Washington avenue and Van Patien. Comrade Commander Jung 23m nc and others are urged to attend.
A letter from Smith's Magazine of New York discusses inheritance tax equity and a progressive income tax. It argues for tax fairness, proposing that those receiving large bequests pay based on the bequest amount, and urges public support for rational tax reform.
Editor Baden Standard recounts Clark and Song claim that eastern mail order houses undersell but ship lower grade goods after payment. Governor John Q. Cutler explains U S manufacturing buys at spot cash and argues quality and cost differences, urging buyers to be wary of cheaper imports and inferior materials.
An itinerary advertises a trip to Lagoon with special trains and cheap goods, but the text accuses Sears Roebuck style sellers of frauds and fake Kant-Wear-Out clothing. It cites Ogden and references Army maneuvers planned for August 1st, plus market reports on sugar, metals, cattle, hogs, and sheep with prices and receipts across Chicago, Kansas City, and other markets.
Salt Lake City judge Paton reports a drawn out inquiry into funding for tests before the Supreme Court. Letters to Provost Payton reveal opposition to recent juvenile court rulings, while Judge Howell backs the court and Judge Brown urges lawyers to support a cause. Donors are urged to contribute as expenses mount and a transfer of opinion is debated amid court commission notes.
Seventy year old account details a group of twenty members of a national battational association visiting Chicago from Winona Lake. They were greeted at a complimentary breakfast at the press club and addressed by officials, then toured rail yards and a local facility before sailing to Mareloac.
New York stock market opens with brisk advances led by Great Northern preferred and National Lead. Michigan Central, Reading, Northern Pacific and United States Steel show notable rises while many issues pull back in late morning. Volume remains heavy in some industrials as traders assess late morning shifts and sector strength.
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