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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
7
An old ad lists 10¢ items including rubber gloves in three piece comb sets and back combs. It promotes Colgate's Pace Powder, Vhellpae Almond Cream, and other toiletries for Misses and children, mentioning prices and assorted cosmetic goods.
Jordin achieves a noted victory sealing a championship edition as rivals track a key score. The report highlights the athlete and the event, with focus on the title outcome and the winning performance.
Superintendent Allizon from Chicago discusses school matters while Parker Coal Company advertises coal parcels and farm goods. A farewell address is planned at Tanner brock corner Lincoln Avenue and Powerlye fourth street with Masonic Temple nearby. Public notices reference bids and assessments, with entries tied to city hall events and local streams of commerce.
A fragmented notice describes an excursion to Eureka led by Adare Crowe of Midghta Colum bus Baxchat fans and others planning a trip at 7 a0. It mentions a low fare Seis expected to attract Potala WL and other passengers. The item references the town of Suatheve Trak and hints at transport arrangements and advertising payoffs.
The letter writer KieSel former chair of the irrigation committee at the nineteenth congress outlines plans for a grand visit to Washington and the West during the irrigation congress. He urges an engrossed invitation to Senator W A Clark of Montana and proposes securing or creating multiple cups and medals to honor irrigated product displays. He stresses bronze or mun metal badges and warns against cheap materials as the congress seeks lasting keepsakes.
Mild weather boosts crops in North Ogden with good fruit yields and canning factory improvements. Local celebrations planned with parade, park games, and a dance. Sunday School reorganization, retiring officers noted, and university summer school plans discussed. residents in Salt Lake City and Pleasant View mentioned.
After delays caused by labor shortages the Independent Telephone Company outlines plans to complete lines in the Hinesco Kuen and Inimtsvite Gaon areas. Officials expect communications to open with the valley, with poles to be erected and new lines to be installed despite forestry impacts and prior contractor delays. The company projects expanded service along Lift to Park and nearby routes, with joint crews and potential wage adjustments noted.
The article details Hays Thaw and his wife Evelyn Thaw facing intensified courtroom activity after the Branford White killing. Tests, examinations, and witness interrogations expand the case as district attorneys press for new testimony and direct evidence. The Thaws endure a tense legal process amid public scrutiny and shifting testimony in New York.
Washington June 30 1903 Str Arthur J Collier of the United States Geological Survey reports Cape Lisburne and Cape Lightning Hill deposits as part of Bulletin No 278 ready for general distribution. The Cape Lisburne area marks the northwestern land mass projecting into the Arctic on Alaska's western coast with sea 160 miles north.
The article notes coal fields along the Seward Peninsula with deposits promising fuel for mines, dating back to 1920s recognition. It details limited historical exploitation, prior sales near Nome in 1900, and evaluates potential future yields and regional geography including Lyuric basins and deep-water access limitations.
Milwaukee witnesses, including Henry J. Cole and Jefferson Howard, testified in a case tied to Oregon land frauds. They described meetings with Summer Parker, plans to mislead by Timbercom, and payments of 200 dollars per entry plus expenses. Wives were said to receive 200 each for involvement, with checks issued by Parker, Cole, and Howard.
Six men died in an explosion at the Uhg Mohawk mine between Dibawkr and Aurora last night. All were married and workers in the mine. Authorities suspect one man attempted to handle dynamite while washing tasks and that the flame from his candle touched it.
Money news from New York notes sterling exchange easing and demand for bills. Government Lands steady with sugar and coffee prices showing firm trends. Coffee futures quoted steady with refined and powdered varieties detailed, market activity described as eager and stable.
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