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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
7
A fragmented clipping describes a telephone editorialroom vignette with a single ring. It notes a front office scene labeled as independent and references a “Pheas Ball” with one ring, indicating a small newsroom interaction and a fleeting call.
Fragmented notice with seeds and grocery mentions. References to Trout's Seed House Trout seed fever and packages. lists several names and locations including Weatherby, Trout, Grout. Note of a meeting with a section at the Prameltr and city engineer application.
Hannah Keys a resident of the city, about 20, fell into the Ogden River while crossing a 9 foot foot bridge with a group. Despite search efforts spanning hours, the body has not been recovered and an inquest is expected. The party claimed she lost balance and disappeared beneath the swift waters.
A London dispatch dated February 18 notes that the Ntala governor reports the native outbreak in the colony was premature and that two years of unrest among the guilves was centered to govern in simultaneity. It cites Ethiopians as a driving force behind the movement with a theory of Africa for the blacks. The note says information reaches Dinizulis and his supporters via the movement’s sending spirits.
In his role for the American Red Cross Stayveretars Tati reports that funds raised in Japan will be gratefully accepted by the Red Cross. The note mentions telegrams and a figure of 790,000. The text mixes garbled medical claims and unrelated phrases about constipation and remedies.
Lettered list shows numerous names with scattered OCR errors, indicating a roster or muster style listing. Readers can discern multiple individuals such as Walter Johnson T 1 Anti, Freehan, Bludgert, George Burns, Jesse Matenes, Carter, Water Miller, and others, with fragmented place cues like Utah and Ogden references.
An article cites alarming infant mortality figures and expert opinions on causes including artificial feeding and poor sanitary conditions. It discusses the impact on future citizens, critiques working-class conditions, and quotes figures and authorities discussing infant deaths and potential remedies.
A London discussion argues for paid maternity support and infant nutrition. Proposals include free milk, creches for working children, male and female inspectors, and expanded maternity funds funded by both employers and workers. Some ideas are labeled socialist, yet presented as humane progress for families.
A brief notice reports a relief fund action labeled TT NOIG 1 antares F000 140 involving prior allocations in the Geo firth area. The item notes the entity YW Tougias 4 in connection with the fund’s status and distribution.
A Parisian era of school conductor training and service changes is reported. The superintendent announces a conductor training session in Hatley while noting daily rail service will include Sundays, with trains running under Harriman lines. A Colorado mining delegation heads to Ogden for lessons, then onward to Denver in private cars aboard the D and A G. The Harriman route at Oxden relocates the supervisor’s family from Montelto to a new home.
D M Morrison riding north on Wide Water near Trentyr Fourth collided with Albert Scowcroft’s auto while attempting to pass a signal. Morrison was hurled to the pavement, suffering a concussion and severe injuries, transported to Dr H J Powers’ clinic. Scowcroft’s vehicle slid ten feet after the impact, and both riders and bystanders described the crash as Morrison losing control and the bicycle sustaining heavy damage.
In Washington and Minneapolis discussions surface on procuring naval ordnance through open markets. A proposed amendment seeks to advertise for proposals to acquire ordnance materials and related properties while lawmakers consider the implications, with committee actions and potential shifts in funding and oversight.
Reports from Osceola Navvitt and nearby districts detail a flood of placer gold discoveries and large nuggets. Wedel, Wyant, and others note widespread surface gold across a four mile stretch with Runny Over 6 000 by the new strike. Demand for mining supplies and ships linked to the Eureka and Dover routes rises as the harbor debates become formalized.
A fragmented market summary from New York and Chicago traders includes coffee and sugar prices, cattle and livestock receipts, and raw materials data. It cites Byerague & Co of Ogden and lists various team and price figures, with scattered references to futures and regional markets.
An OCR fragment references routing and rate arrangements for continental passage and maritime vine routes. It mentions Compass, Rat Week, and Vowersagrend with unclear details about the railway and payments, leaving several obscured phrases and names.
Fragmented OCR notes list livestock receipts and prices for cattle calves and sheep. Mentions heavy cattle, native cows, steers and lambs with assorted percentages and dollar figures. Mentions Kanaan City and Kuneng City as locations with mixed figures for cattle, calves, ewes and lambs.
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