07 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text lists a restaurant event with odd phrasing including names and times. The readable fragments reference a Sunday opening window and various person names, with unclear dates and offerings. The central idea is an event or listing at a restaurant location.
The report details Gold Hill and Manhattan mining activity with ore grades, vein work, and extensive development across multiple claims. It notes ore values from $40 to $440 per ton, daily production and new tunnels, and the influx of 6,000 residents, while contrasting rising activity with political friction in Salt Lake and regional mining corridors.
A historical report describes a mail train operation between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest. It covers car transfers at Ogden and Pocatello, labor and time factors, and the workflow of moving mail from cars to designated wagons for Idaho and the Northwest. The piece notes terminal workloads at Oregon and current railway efforts.
Salt Lake March 6 Thomas F. Cole a prominent UK figure in copper mining visits Salt Lake City with Mrs Cote Bid. They are hosted by Walter Mich at 426 East South Temple. Local reports note interest in mining prospects and industry figures amid ongoing discussions of mining opportunities in the region.
A Salt Lake bowling program today features a municipal procession and parade as Mayor Thompson inaugurates the event. Competition runs on four alleys with teams including Bronwicks Donner Captain Kuyponger and Captain Schilerey. A note lists matches and players such as G. Dedwn and Michiel Manes as contenders in a lively community gathering.
The food standards committee of the Association of the National Government held a semiannual session at the department of justice to adopt new food rules. Attendees included Dr. B. W. Wiley and Eton Muller from Washington, as the committee reviews two years of manufacturer input and expert testimony before proposing a standard.
A compiled roster lists David Deeles as President M S Branning as Vice President and Gen Hi Tribe among a group of directors including Joby Pingres James F Burton Canhiar David Decles MB Bravuing Gui Tribe Tusevt Claris Barnard White Adgen Dietterenn Sohn Watson and others. The document presents multiple names with titles and affiliations in a corporate slate.
A jury awarded $200 for actual damages and $60 for punitive damages in a libel or defamation style suit over alleged property seizure and arrest instigation. The case involved Lyon and the defendant, with a post trial appeal and references to prior demonstrations and legal motions in a historic local context.
A garbled historical dispatch notes a political appointment, naval figures, and a ceremonial welcome in Portoburgo amid a convoy event. An unrelated medical product claim for piles appears in the fragmented text. The piece combines war news and a health advert in a single clipped report.
Listings show transportation or mail routes with times and destinations including Salt Lake City Provo Nephi Pocatello and other stations. Entries reference express lines and local stops such as Los Angeles Eastern Express and 845 Dl with 1206 pm schedules.
A fragmented OCR page shows Southern Pacific express listings with stations and train numbers, plus scattered notes on mixed trains and routes through Montana, Cortana, Kellie, and related ads. The readable segments mention names, times, and possible fares or classifications, but most content is garbled and not meaningfully coherent.
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