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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
2
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Fragmented OCR material mentions a conference, a commission, and questions about methods of merit and aid. It references Grover and tele broadcast context, with scattered phrases about plans to feed the poor and nourish the needy, but the passage is garbled and hard to extract concrete facts or a coherent event.
An OCR fragment notes shipping routes from the United States to South America with cargo from Argentina and European parts, mentioning reloads at urban ports and European manufacture shipments. It then shifts to an educator advocating health talks by Og dei Seohoe school doctors for students, warning about diseases and moral law, followed by reflections on moral reform, trade tricks, and a Utah signer, W M Batchelor, recounting Salt Lake City departures and a 1885 expedition with Joseph Parry.
An extensive Clark's Stores window features Hercules branded men’s and boys’ clothing. Highlighted items include silk stockings, patent leather shoes, and lounge suits, with numerous fabrics and styles showcased for all ages. The piece notes new shipments and wide selections, urging shoppers to view the display.
London reports Maldans secretary of war appoints a strong committee to consider how best to organize the auxiliary forces of the Territorial Army. The group includes Viscount Esher Abiong Tara Roberts and Gen. St. Leo Straley along with civilian and military officers. The committee aims to explore officer training and volunteer school programs.
A Parisian dancer named May W Fougrre known as Varian dancer faced conviction today at Clerkenwell for thefts. The jury found her guilty after she allegedly posed as a customer and stole from a draper’s store. She had earlier been linked to several similar incidents in the district.
Wallace Drug Co of Ogden Utah promotes California Prune Wafers as natural gentle cure for constipation and related stomach bowel ailments. The ad warns against violent purgatives and claims a guaranteed cure with a price of 5 dollars for a treatment and 25 cents for wafers.
May 19. Gov. Punles resists rush to call a special session despite strong urging from influential interests. A legislature frame and bills are to be prepared, with a privately issued call to be sent to lawmakers in Sacramento. Soldiers withdraw to ships and stations as Marines return, restoring civic conditions while police presence shifts to maintain order.
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission alleges dishonest practices by Standard Oil and affiliates. Witness Withe r of Springfield charges preferential treatment, bribery attempts, and discriminatory shipping to independent oil firms, with inspectors scrutinizing pricing, warehouse measures, and market manipulation in a Kansas City session.
A Kansas City meeting featuring President Ripley discusses contract terms for a pipe line on a railroad right of way and public rate questions. Questions arise about rates, reductions, and the Standard Oil company’s indirect influence through subcompanies as officials describe inspector actions and refinery practices.
In Aloston May 0 proceedings before the state supreme court by Attorney General Dana Migiona at the Insurance department’s urging American Birth Insurance seeks a receiver to wind up the concern. The company paid small monthly premiums and offered cash benefits at birth ranging from 39 to 500 dollars based on policy class and prior payments. Company directors say actual claims exceed estimates, making continued operation unprofitable. Outstanding loans total 950,000 and 489,000 of insurance are noted. No verified assets statement is provided. the letter says the firm is solvent.
Potatoes advance to $1.80 per hundred as supply wanes and new crop arrivals loom. Prices on numerous items fluctuating. cherries 75¢ per pound, strawberries strong, green vegetables rising to attainable levels. A wide range of fruits, canned goods, dairy, meats, and staples listed with varied per unit prices reflecting spring market tensions.
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