Telephone listings fragment Independent 58 and Bell 68
Fragmentary telephony page item shows independent number 58 and Bell number 68. No further context, names, or locations readable.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
9
Fragmentary telephony page item shows independent number 58 and Bell number 68. No further context, names, or locations readable.
Random local notices describe seed house listings in Ogden with prices and products along with several court items. A damage suit against Union Pacific advances, a funeral for a Japanese laborer is noted, and juvenile warrants are discussed amid school truancy efforts. The report also mentions a postponed football game, a house fire, and estate proceedings for multiple individuals.
In district court probate matters reveal petitions for wills and letters testamentary. The document lists estate names such as Ware, McNalls, Warelan, and Malone as practitioners or concerned parties with actions including guardianship and will probate requests in a formal court setting.
New York stocks moved up and down from yesterday's close with gains and losses nearly evenly split. The Great Northern preferred and other issues saw modest changes as traders assessed early market signals amid a quiet session in mid May.
A fluctuating market report details irregularities in copper and copper-related stocks with Amalgamated Copper and Reading showing variable periods of strength. Banks, government bonds, and railroad shares exhibit mixed activity, while New York money markets reflect nominal call money and steady sterling exchange. The morning closes with a general price recession and varied commodity prices across sugar, cotton, and livestock futures in Chicago and St. Louis markets.
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