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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1906
Page
3
The readable lines push a faulty promo message for watches and branding services. It mentions timing, keeping time, and a brand name Uline while promising durable features and pavement branding. The text is garbled and contains several misspellings and misordered phrases.
A garbled text fragment shows Paul W Stecher and others discussing a sale of a Jolion and shaving services. A judge replies about affordability while a Weeliot character questions moral affordability. The piece includes references to Columbia Herald ads and a dental remedy pitch, ending with bold WANT ADS statements.
An ECA LALNEE event in honor of David O. McKay was held May 1 in Wells Bend with a literary program at the Wheeler Brake airline hall. The Seamen’s Lodge presented testimonials, praising McKay and the work of the Sunday School Workers, with attendees including notable figures and diverse community groups.
A fragmented report from the saloon scene describes arrests of several men including Vane and Weres while others like Garner and Welle Wen face charges. The article notes police actions, ongoing investigations, and a tense atmosphere as officials claim to pursue deeper cases, with hints of internal scrutiny within the force.
Obituary of Dr L Skeen, physician and educator, detailing his education at Fishham Younes College and University of Virginia, teaching at Plain City and Virginia, later Berlin study, and progress of disease diagnosed during pathology work. Notes his selfless service to students, PhD earned in 1901, and final illness leading to death at home in Ogden.
Fragmented ad copy notes new stock of Weil Pa Nr to Setees with discount details. Mentions sample books delivered to residence and cites Mulloy andl Sern with unclear address. Text is garbled and partially unreadable.
An advance copy of a rough report claims a large treasury gap and widespread miscounts. It asserts the city ran deficits over recent years, totaling about 140,9182, and aligns with former Major Cimumage’s forecast of a $20,000 deficit.
The Beerine people claim originality and challenge imitators in a concise statement. They emphasize leadership with distinctive phrases and reference WHSTEXLN Bottling Co as a related entity. The text appears as a slogan or branding note from a beverage competitor context.
Machinery and engines are being unloaded for the new power house project at Evanston. Inspectors from Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line discuss signaling work and training as crews prep the eastern division. Also notes on freight growth, staff movements, and cattle and horse shipments affecting Western Pacific and Wells operations.
The attorney general of Dread plans to address a matter at AMA involving Cremeld, a notorious leader at the Maly Rites, who was shot last week for targeting a sung man. The record suggests caution, as Crement’s history cautions against pursuing the Mon she killed him. The scene involves Zenda and VINA KO amid ongoing inquiries by the defense and irregular legal actions.
Bamberger, owner of land near Glenwood terminal, sues Transit Company for condemnation to secure a right of way to the canyon. Meantime, grading by contractors continues as both sides press for access to Farr farm property. Transit seeks to justify its expropriation while Bamberger argues obstruction by rivals. The case centers on access for an electric railroad line through the canyon.
Officials report muting the city to proceed with sewer project and town site development. Contractors will connect new sewer lines to the river works as preparations for street and property improvements continue, with condemnation and relocation actions ongoing.
A British legation report from Abyastatan area near Abyssinia describes unusual time customs and attire of indigenous peoples. The expedition, led by Mendek Shifara, faced ambushes, endured casualties, and ferried protection around camps as natives obsured the route amid tall grass. Residents of the Djimman region are noted for coppery skin and intricate tattoo-like patterns.
In a clearing amid drums and chanting the ritual unfolds as warriors drum and chant. A throne-bearing procession brings a gleaming adamel crowned with leopard skin orange feathers beads and copper. The newly chosen king circles the ring with his retinue as the crowd parts, signaling a transition of power.
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