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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented sale notice touts a June windup concert and a large sale of items. It promises good music tonight and invites people to enjoy the event even if they have no shopping to do. Deals include lower prices on soaps towels and various household goods.
Local store advertises a basement sale on wash dress goods and related items. Half price ladies suits, discounted skirts, inexpensive underwear and stockings, 10 cent turnover collars, decorative hat pins, perfumes, and teddy bears featured. Limited to tonight only with “no reserve” on many items.
Fragmentary OCR records show telephone numbers and contact phrasing from a business office. The readable items include references to phones, bells, and a front room setup dated in the era of manual exchanges. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
A jumble of classified notices and local briefs lists delivery concerns for subscribers, property ads, church incorporation, obituaries, hiring calls, and real estate transfers. Mentions West Weber, Spencer Idaho, Camp Grant, and the Oregon Short Line, with various names and firms, including The Standard, Corey's Construction, and Gen. Care's.
A row over Dr Peters and an African expedition dominates discussions with protests and arrests. Hearings focus on expert opinions from Africa. Separately, a Leavenworth official change sees Artur Trelard replaced after reports of mistreatment of detainees. Governor Reynolds appoints Marion Dutret to new security post.
Fragmentary text reveals a defense aligned Pinkerton investigation scene. Dialog shows figures like Conley and Orchard in a tense discussion about disguises, taxes, and potential penitentiary risk.
A garbled passage from a court record references Old friend disclosures and a suspect named Guland. The text mentions Attorney Darrow and an implied accusation about a bombing, with a court adjournment noted for the following day.
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers representatives convened in Northampton to support three members on trial. A telegram to Haywood Moyer and Potivone in Boise requested solidarity and funding, pledging 100 toward covering trial expenses.
The Young Ladies and Young Men’s Mutual Improvement associations announce a joint excursion to the Silver Lake region on Monday. Attendance is expected to be large, with lake bathing improved by favorable weather and a strong turnout anticipated. Extra charges cover tables and swimming, while dancing costs remain as in previous years. Special trains will run from Ogden to the lake daily and return without the usual delay, from Salt Lake City.
Warranty deeds show F Lopes and spouse transferring property to Barley Anderson in block 7, Lot 15, as recorded. Internal Revenue Examination details note a postponement to July 27 and reference a new evaluation date and related appeals steps.
A bank president in Los Angeles alleges poisoning while a labor dispute erupts over recognition of a union by the Ameen Smelting & Refining Co and Sidney Stevens Implement Co. The incident prompts questions about safety and corporate response amid wage and labor tensions.
Global financial centers show mixed activity with investors parsing divergent cues from commodity and currency markets. Analysts note gains in some sectors while others retreat, reflecting cautious sentiment and posture ahead of key policy updates.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 19th or early 20th century market ledger. It mentions prices such as 4.08, 1, and 6.03, various locations like Kanana City and Ranoas City, items including hogs, sheep, cattle, and feed, plus scattered dealer names and quantities.
Want ads drive a big twin bust as details emerge on high rebults and bold yields. Officials note aggressive listings and market moves, with traders watching prices and demand patterns across major sectors.
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