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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
7
Notice directs subscribers to contact the circulation department about Standard delivery issues. Mentions a Salt Lake visitor, a hijacking incident, a funeral with Ward Seune presiding, and local names such as Lamar Netson and Charles B. Tyree. A garbled portion references remains and a Ward choir.
The report records a court case between W. D. Stowell and OG with a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff for damages from injuries after falling into an open trench. It notes social attendance from Park City and Ogden, a wedding at Rev. New Taol, and a visit to Ogden followed by a tour to Golden Colorado. A physician from Gossville attended a case of medical interest. The Lagoon-bound crowd returned by special train as the city enjoyed a festive gathering despite minor mishaps.
A garbled OCR item mentions an executive mile and a company named Outan City Tee Company with a manager at an address 417 Pwauty-tourty slveat. The readable text signals a supposed advertisement or notice tying individuals to a business, but most details are unclear.
Fragmentary report describes a domestic event involving Charles Pettigrew and a family, with references to wine consumption by children and a neighbor’s concern. The text then shifts to an ensuing sheriff’s command, an examination, and mentions of sleep and disarray, leaving key details obscured by garbled OCR.
Ogden and Salt Lake City youths of the Juvenile Band plan a multi city tour to cover expenses estimated at 1600 dollars. They will perform in Chicago Louisville Des Moines and New York with engagements in each city and a benefit concert at the end. Music by L. Christenson and performances include a new piece by the band. Local backers will sponsor the trip and advertise the event to attract audiences.
A curious, distorted notice describes rapid expansion and a declared state of affairs in Ogden amid references to a looming future reveal. The piece hints at a clash between a physical image and projected plans, mentioning names and timelines with unclear details.
Obituary item notes the death of J Bucher a local builder at 473 28rd Street with services listed and reference to cement work and tile duties in Los Angeles area.
The report notes a golfer with a late third round winded by the gusts, finishing with a total score that left him to retire from the event. Several players, including J Waugh, are mentioned with strong winds and poor conditions affecting scores. The piece records travel routes and local places but focuses on the day’s golf outcome and retirement.
A garbled report notes Uncle Bam Oil Company and H. Taeker facing a receiver action in a federal court. A jury trial is mentioned with Jide Amador and Lyerly referenced, but many names and details are unclear due to OCR damage. The fragment hints at a legal dispute affecting the company and proceedings in a United States district court.
A garbled note references a graft case in Pennsylvania involving Charles Ty Aontagne, described as a New York metal furniture expert. The text is incomplete with unclear details but names a person and a legal matter.
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical local page mentions SEPT and a photograph of a team. The readable elements include Isee Wyry Soxt Tialvig and references to a year, a time frame, and possible names, but key details are missing. The fragment lacks complete facts to establish a clear event or outcome.
A state inquiry shows the Capital Investigation Committee found the Fi oalate firm overcharged for furniture and vault security. The Poonsy Hy nia Construction Company allegedly charged 1 34,010,000 with grounder and buildings, while the state office notes the four vaults were worth only 27,000 and bore weak burglary protection.
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Willan Lryan urges Secretary Tall to speak tomorrow to a crowd of about six thousand at the Chautauqua assembly in Ottawa Kansas. The speech defends Roosevelt and criticizes opposition while praising reform and the administration.
The court dismissed indictments against conspirators tied to a theater monopoly scheme. Defendants Lochabert, Davil Bete, and others were cleared of charges related to booking plays in specified theaters. The ruling found certain individuals had no present intent to carry on the business in question.
A garbled derivate text from News Fors references Gide Inswe, Andy Hann, and Jenny Propitiglnr with unclear events. The fragment hints at a social or local matter, names, dates, and places obscured by OCR errors. The readable bits suggest a dramatic incident or inquiry with several people named and a reported sequence without clear outcomes.
A garbled text recalls a long ago cultural dispute sparked by posters and public displays. It mentions figures, locations, and events in a fragmentary way, with references to community tension, heritage, and local responses. The piece hints at debates over memory, authorship, and public art in a historical urban setting.
A fragmented note outlines obscure warnings about preventing a supposed nightmate threat. It references vague terms like Bolivar and Mt Mate and mentions actions to take, though the text is garbled. The core meaning is unclear, with no verifiable events, dates, or identifiable persons.
Fragmentary notice describes an excursion to Alberta with dates June 20 21 and 28. It lists a return plan and delivery to participants, but many words are garbled. The readable items include a trip name and port of departure, with uncertain passenger or organizer names.
Fragmentary ad notes bleached muslin and related goods offered for sale tomorrow. The readable text hints at prices and lines of items but details are incomplete and multiple words are garbled.
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