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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
7
Fragments describe an office independent phone setup with a single ringing line and unclear contact details. The readable bits mention a phone number format and a basic one line ring indication, suggesting a telephony note or instruction without clear proper nouns or events.
A marriage license was granted to Holtrak of St. Ch. Ye and Miss Rainy fens s lake Coy. The article also references postal cards, stationers, and a railway line with various names and local business notices, including mentions of a chimbiyeluh team and a forthcoming Saturday game insights.
Extracted items include a funeral service for Mrs Mary Pees at her residence in Weber and the attendance of Bishop Kendal with speakers George Allen and Robert Waters. Also mentioned are a young man attacked and taken to a hospital, a business listing about stock from G M t, and news on Pred Avouch planning to attend business college in Michigan with health improving.
Fragmented ad style notice markets travel by Lake Shore to Boston with a May to June window. It lists names and addresses such as Luis Lath and Warren J. Eyneh, hinting at a promotional opportunity in New England.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of Ogden City for an addition to the Lewin senior pals and to remodel the Lents school building on the South Side of 2 8th street between Washington and Adams Avenues. Bids include labor and materials for carpentry and finishing work as specified by the board and architects. A certified check of ten percent of the bid must accompany proposals, with bids opened at the Clerk’s office. The project may be separated into stages with completion by late summer. contract awarded by the Board of Education of Ogden City.
A fragmented historical sketch describes Hever's historic fastle and the nearby Tudor era inn. It notes the castle's medieval roots, legendary battles, and uncertain architects while tracing ties to King Henry and local legends.
National Guard units in Utah faced shortages as new uniforms arrived but did not meet unit needs. Inspections revealed many soldiers wore improvised clothing while bundles of uniforms piled up awaiting issue. Officers pushed to secure state and federal funding to stabilize equipment and avoid bankruptcy, with recruitment drives and reorganizations planned to meet appropriation requirements.
A fragmentary web story weaves a haunted 19th century narrative around Mr. Humphrey and a former owner named Astor. Ghosts of murdered kin haunt Wenleshan Hill riverbank while a rector performs incantations hoping to quiet the spirit. The London Exess notes the tale touches on American wealth and a lasting memorial.
The article traces young Sheridan’s rugged beginnings in western Ohio. It details his early employment at age twelve, frugal earnings, and perseverance balancing work and study. It highlights his ambition, discipline, and eventual climb from poverty to Congress, emphasizing resilience as the key driver of his career.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a massive reinforced concrete wall or structure. It details a technique with large blocks and horizontal and vertical reinforcement, claiming superior strength to steel and beige. The text references builders, measurements, and a futuristic sounding construction method.
A coroner's jury returns findings on Mrs Moore who died in her Ogden home from morphine poisoning. The inquest notes nervous disorder contributed to her death and lists witnesses including John Snore and Dr Fortes. two wine bottles with faint drops and a bottle of tainted medicine were found.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe decoration day events with references to officials, orders, and protests. Mentions include the term special, neon imagery, greens trees, and a staged departure amid unrest. The readable text hints at public demonstrations and possible marching activity without clear names or dates.
May 1 New York markets showed hesitant movement with many stocks erring in narrow ranges. Declines pressed some leaders while transportation and rail issues firmed, with better showing from Metropolitan traction groups and some large industrials, market chatter smoothing into a cautious tone.
Disjointed OCR narrative describes a dramatic jealousy case. M Van Sixvinen and Pavia Insunce allegedly set a trap to lure a man into a dangerous situation after rumors of an affair. The scene escalates with shocking claims, police involvement, and a wife implicated in manipulation, leaving the community watching for official action.
An OCR readout lists various livestock prices and terms across categories such as calves and lambs with figures like 4.00 and 6.30, alongside descriptors like heavy, strong, receipts, and quantities. The text appears garbled but suggests market quotes and purchase notes for cattle and sheep.
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