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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
8
Travel notice for a June excursion to Mexico City with Union Pacific. Round trip fare listed as £0 9 19, mentions 4th of July round trip and updates on new delivery and passenger wagons. Promotion by Blaney Bravene Implement Co. Want ads claim large results for listings and services.
The Civic League in Ogden discussed vacancy in the club house, election of J. Nye as second vice president, and transfer of John S. Lewis to the board. They reviewed plans for Tabernacle Square, street improvements, and a railway employee housing project as well as relocation of utility poles and conduit work.
A fragmented note reports a burial today related to a local figure, with reference to a ceremonial commemoration. The fragment mentions a mayoral or civic honor tied to a city and an expected funeral event.
French dry cleaning aids a local department to handle ladies garments and gentlemen wear including silk or woolen articles. The shop offers laundry and dry cleaning, promising best city-wide service with new department support and extended fabric care.
A long meeting at the Weber Stake Academy discussed faculty assignments for the next academic year. Principal David G. Meir led the list, naming department heads in music, education, domestic arts, stenography, English, German, bookkeeping, natural sciences, history, and elocution. Several named members were noted as moving to new roles or resigning, including Prof. Lind departing for military work, and others shifting to higher posts or new positions. The board also reviewed a completed theater addition project costing 28,000 dollars, excluding heating. A heat committee was formed to study heating methods, comprising N. G. Plygare, David O. M Kay, and others. The meeting honored past officials from 1889 and noted plans for summer and fall appointments.
A note directs attendance at the Commercial National Bank on the specified day and time for Monument work related to the tract. It mentions Jom A R Heywood as a referenced name in the instruction.
An fragmented OCR style item notes a promotional tale about an artificial ice product, mentioning Hollice and a local Ogden company. It cites an independent phone contact and a manager at Orlen with a street address on Twenty fourth Avenue, signaling an urban advertising blurb rather than a full article.
Lost gold wristwatch advertised in the business section with a reward. Note location 2677 Grant. Contact 1193 or Bell 1407 for details. Assistants should verify and return item if found.
Foutara Military band drew a large crowd at the grand opening of Ward’s Confectionery. Souventy fans attended as Indiea presented themselves. Shorts orchestra played, the soda fountain showcased an elegant table, and Ward defended his business stance against comparisons to Los Angeles.
The notice advertises a 10 reward and urges action against rivals of Ogden Standard or Morning Examiner. It promotes new car of updated stylish buggins, surveys, and carriages at wholesale prices. Various excursions are offered via Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line with dates in June and July, urging agents and bold sales promises.
Members of the ward club heard Mrs Mary Farley sing. Speakers Hector Henkes and councilors Shreeve and Jacobs with President Charles I spoke. Floral offerings were made at the City Cemetery. A Spokane case dispute over freight rates involved Northern Pacific Great Northern Union Pacific Oregon Railroad and Spokane Falls Northern, alleging preferential treatment for Seattle Portland and Tacoma. Spokane officials claim rates are unfair and discriminatory to Spokane merchants and shippers.
A jagged narrative recounts a romantic pursuit mired in awkward social scenes and medical misadventure. The speaker describes awkward family dynamics, questionable diagnoses of “neura emotional gout,” and a visit to a theater and ballroom as they seek connection amid confusion and doubt.
A carnival of mispressed words and dramatic banter unfolds in a ballroom as a narrator recalls a chance encounter with a widowed hostess and a charming man. The tension centers on mistaken identity and social ritual, hinting at a complex liaison and the notion of twin souls.
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