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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
3
In watches as in everything else readers show a preference for Waltham over other brands like Seth Thomas or American makers. The passage notes a continued bias toward Waltham brands in popular timepiece choices.
The funeral procession for Thomas J. Fowles will form at his brother Willem A. Fortes residence on West Trellith street, moving tomorrow at 11:00 am. Remains will be taken to Hay for ister trot due to diphtheria at the Fowles, no public services planned.
The report notes several undergarment lines offered in a between-season range. Fabrics include Natural Wool and Australian cotton blends, with Morini and similar brands mentioned. Seven to ten sizes are listed to fit all styles, signaling broad inventory for diverse shoppers.
A garbled scan reports labor trouble at Gelafeld and a rail embargo affecting Southern Pacific traffic, with mentions of carloads stuck on tracks, unloaded trains, and embargoes. It notes a man in OK with pneumonia, a funeral, and local social notes including marriages and community events.
Tuller announces Bet Boring Millinery Opening on Thursday and Friday, March 14 and 15, inviting friends and patrons to attend with warm hospitality. The notice signals a cordial welcome and new selections for spring millinery.
New York March 16 William Rockefeller responds to Associated Press inquiry amid sharp stock price fall. He denies founded cause for panic and asserts public confidence can be restored. He and peers have traded and still buy sell to steady markets, noting no basis for rumored rental changes involving Union Pacific and Morgan property.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a tense encounter involving a diplomat and a woman named Je mantel, with mentions of a gun and a cheek injury. The passage is garbled but hints at danger and a restraining or investigative mood in a crowded setting.
The case concerns Gurr], Agsin at AFLG against G W Alvord and James Pingrte, alleging wrongful injunctions and damages from digging a ditch on Alvord land. It claims land drainage harmed Alvord, trees were cut, and fences damaged, with counts of obstruction and legal fees. The suit cites actions from April 1905 to December 1996 and seeks damages of 6000.
The text traces early armored ship concepts from 1812 proposals by Colonel John Stevens to later plans by Edwin A Stevens and others. It describes France and Britain testing steam armored vessels, the progression from floating batteries to seagoing armor clad ships, and key vessels like the Glotre, Courvine, Warrior, Terrible, Formidable, and others, highlighting the gradual shift toward armored warships and the technical ideas discussed.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a Change of Mind, various local venues, and reference to want ads. It outlines places like restaurants and resorts and hints at exploring paths and rain, with scattered mentions of names and dates unclear in the fragment.
A fragmented obituary reports Joseph Eckleston, aged 35, a Woodmen member and resident of Ely, Nevada, dying after illness. The telegram and family letters describe a fever and health decline beginning January 1, with a twin brother and mother notified. the piece notes a fatal disease and suggests a funeral sequence.
MW Kaplon Row at weight s M Keplum expert ladies taller lo pus at Wright's store offering expert service in radical garments especially suits. Raykin Rasleva, resident of Opien bala, short theme, ladies urged to seek fitting help. The tailor promises personal talks and demonstrations at the shop.
Revival services led by Prof P Stout of Philadelphia and Rev Browe of Salk teheke Cry draw crowds each evening. Last night Stout delivered an earnest sermon as the singers performed “The Moly City” and others. Affected listeners praised the uplifting message and powerful hymns, with additional songs planned for tonight.
A garbled notice lists a stallion for sale described as fine crate standard bred four years old and perfectly sound. The fragmentary text shifts to a peculiar discovery by Dr Elise near Africa’s west coast, detailing vast trees with trunks many feet wide, yet tall and long, followed by a romantic cryptic aside.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a misspelled letter with stray names and phrases. It hints at distant neighbors, a doctor, and references to people and places, but lacks coherent events or clear dates. The readable bits suggest social tension or personal notes rather than a definite news item.
Judge Thoraton Maloney of Tennessee born December 6, 1846, in the county area, died at home after a long illness. A Confederate veteran and prominent lawyer, he served in the Ninth Tennessee cavalry and studied at Daridan Lebanon College and law schools before a public career. He leaves a wife Flora Hope and one daughter, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
A local association announces a meeting at Vinnie Keys on Sunday March 1st to discuss upcoming events and committee arrangements. Residents and members are urged to attend for updates and planning.
At 2:20 in the afternoon Mr James M Ritchball president announces action on the desk of Thomas Maloney who died at 4 a m on Friday March 15 107 to make arrangements for attendance at his funeral the notice is signed by James M Ritchball president.
Notice to members to attend error plagued event on Wednesday March 20th referencing Alice Collins and Blue Ribbon Beer location at W. McKenzie’s 34 2h 8 St.
Examination of denatured alcohol creation explains that alcohol is produced by fermenting starch or sugar from material like grain or potatoes, distilled to yield commercial spirit, and then blended with water to form denatured alcohol. Distilleries store product in bonded warehouses for tax payment. The text notes legal limits, tax rates, common uses in beverages, medicines, and industrial processes, and urges caution due to health hazards from denatured alcohol.
Fragmented OCR passage shows a political dispute over constitutional use of power and Congress actions. Names like Tassey, Holt, and Alfred Holt appear amid garbled dialogue about governance and committees, with references to public notices and store meetings.
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