Specials This Week For The Children
Specials this week for the children feature items and prices. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate activities or products aimed at kids with assorted numbers and references to vendors or places.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
3
Specials this week for the children feature items and prices. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate activities or products aimed at kids with assorted numbers and references to vendors or places.
Random references describe a musical history event at the Gougrenhe tonal church with Rev J D Carver speaking on Line and Ming Frances Joyo offering vocal and instrumental numbers. Also noted are local incidents and community notices including an accident near Washington Avenue, a trolley pole collision, and upcoming performances at Weber Stake Tabernacle and Utahna Park Pavilion.
A collage of notices from Ogden and nearby towns covers dances, auctions, and public events. Reports include a tuberculosis conference in Washington, local theater and sports ads, bridge and club news, a deputy sheriff’s injury, cemetery notices, and upcoming expositions and sales with dates and locations.
Harriman officials return from a two week inspection trip covering Colorado Texas Arizona California and other states praising the Harriman management equipment trains and terminals. G H Olmstead led the party with several officers noting top service and a record freight volume as it drives toward a busy season.
The article outlines a campaign to eliminate the independent telephone from Thalp Uities and the doctors and dentists association. It discusses opposition among professionals, especially doctors, lawyers, and brokers, who rely on the system for time and cost efficiency and fear losing service if two networks persist. Some claim keeping both phones is essential for business, while others support joining a single system.
Fragmented OCR notes describe plans and figures such as Topham and Nelle Tandon involving moves, streets, and persons linked to a scheme near Salt Lake City. The text references a tense atmosphere with warnings of danger and mentions places and names with unclear context.
The fragment describes Mrs Torham, around 40, well preserved, widow, rumored wealth in Og co's menagerie, as promoter of a tenderoin project. Promoters claim no fear of opposition and plan to press ahead with ground purchases and a slated price, amid rumors of money from Mrs Topman’s Citizens Imoceduient company.
Tonight, a contest between Potas Sule vu and Uyelan Thampeon promises a wall rewarded bout with both fighters prepared and confident. Management assures no wind interference, urging patrons to secure seats at Enddnny's Olgar Store on Twenty fifth fleet tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Rudy Metropolis and others planning attendances at a city event. Mentions of Bryan as supreme and campaign badges suggest a political gathering with local officials and delegates.
Local officials report Simon Bamberger aims to electrify the Lincoln avenue line. Crews work to lower grades and replace rails, with the east side track near completion and plans to use Lincoln avenue as part of the franchise route before winter.
Report notes expansion of ice house construction by major railroads including Ogden and Carlin during the winter. Mentioned figures and executives such as Clint Gterk Van Tirk of the Southern Pacific, with accompanying staff, and plans tied to locomotive power depots and related facilities.
A small group of about 25 delegates will leave Ogston next Sunday for the national convention in Deer, with arrangements overseen by Traveling Passenger Agent Mopo Joy Save. The trip aims to support the Ukeh appeal and gather for the event in Doulacearle.
Huntsville to celebrate Independence Day with a parade featuring a militia, floats, and local officials, a gun salute at noon, and an afternoon program at the meeting house. Speakers include Ro Toph. events include games, riding, and a BenEhall match between Slaterville and Huntsville for Webar county honors. ads note Want ads.
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