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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
7
A dense OCR page lists multiple items including telephone office numbers, church notices, event announcements at Grand Opera House, and local society activities. It mentions a jetty meeting location near Factfic Avenue, a flower and vegetable society, and various campus and community notices with scattered dates and places across Ogden. The text is fragmented but preserves names like Grant's Seca House and Saint Joseph church.
Random references describe a reserved show at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday night. The fragment mentions a man named Cy Phan and a woman linked to Saturday events, with unclear motives and a possible arrest yesterday.
A man states he has arranged with department heads to forward any contributions received from workers to San Francisco, noting uncertainty about when funds would be cashed and warning that injuries can occur unexpectedly. He mentions Dr. Thomas' Be Inetric Oil as a quick relief for pain and wound care.
A Utah stock table shows Amalgamated Sugar Co. and Amalgamated Life Insurance Co. alongside regional banks, savings institutions, and sugar producers. Entries include Lares Banking Co. in Kaysville, First National Banks in Ogden and Murray, and other financial and industrial names with price quotes, reflecting a broad regional market snapshot.
A local notice outlines an encampment sale and auction events with mentions of White MUTE and related participants. The item references a Thursday schedule, bidding actions, and several named individuals connected to the sale and activities.
Crowds gather at Sik Counter for Behe weight items and stripper sale declaring new prices. Stock of slike and rugs offered at discount. child apparel and summer wear urged. many items near exhaustion as store advertises final sale events and low prices.
Fire destroyed Hoyts Furniture, O M Runyan, and damaged Geo A Lowe warehouses in a Wall Avenue block between 23rd and 24th streets. Loss estimated from 25000 to 50000 dollars with most insured. Fire gained headway before discovery. three hours to extinguish. No confirmed origin. sparks from a switch blamed.
World markets show mixed movements with gains in copper and some industrials while reading and coal shares slip. Wheat and livestock fluctuate, with hogs and cattle firming at Chicago and Kansas City but overall activity uneven amid higher energy and mercantile rates.
The court issues a summons to Chun Birk, defendant, requiring appearance within twenty days after service. Failure to appear may lead to default judgment and further actions as provided by law. The document references the Mah County court, party names, and procedural steps for service and response.
A garbled May 7 19th century telegraphers convention report notes a national gathering in Cincinnati with welcoming addresses and committee actions. The text references commerce, commissions, and sessions addressing policy tensions and duties of operators.
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