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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
7
Subscriptions and delivery to the Standard are essential. Report missing issues by calling the circulation dept before 7 p.m. Special holiday ads decorate the store window and highlight local products, with thanks to patrons and staff.
Tonopah November bout ends with Marcia Wart earning a victory as Hart sustains a right wrist fracture in round eighteen after a brutal exchange with Schreck. The fight features heavy exchanges, late drama, and claims of fouls with Hart kept from mounting a comeback. Referee actions and manager comments frame the aftermath as Salem watches for further developments.
Unreadable OCR text notes a strike action and dates involving workers at a factory with references to meetings and potential walkouts. It mentions Saturday events and transportation issues, with scattered names and places unclear due to garbled content. The readable bits point to labor dispute activity and anticipated disruptions.
New York May 21 Howard Gould faces a divorce suit brought by his wife formerly Miss Katherine Clemons. His brothers George and Frank may be called as witnesses. The Goulds plan to present their side in court, with testimony likely to reveal details of domestic trouble.
A garbled fragment lists a new plate for rent and mentions antique typewriters for rent at Becraft Cor and 24th Street London. Additional readable lines describe a May 2nd review near Aberehot Camp and a naval scene involving Prince Fushimi of Japan. The rest contains distorted text about winds, a cat, and medical claims without clear context.
Train leaves Ogden at 7 p.m. and arrives Ely at 9:35 a.m. the next day with a round trip fare of 18.25 dollars. Weekend schedule shows Saturday stay and Sunday return, departing Ely at 8:60 p.m. and arriving Ogden the following morning.
May 31 report says the final Union beer barrel in Chicago and the nation will be brewed tonight as Brewery Workers strike and threaten action. The American Federation of Labor and the national labor council confront brewery leaders over a brewing halt and compliance orders.
The text references uneven ownership and a federation with autonomy, mentioning a brew and employment, a vetr, and a 96 percent figure in a membership matter. It hints at a theater purchase affecting the altuation but remains unclear and damaged.
New York stocks opened steady with moderate activity before bulls pushed shares higher. Readings show declines in International Paper and Carey Pacific while demand clustered among lagging names like Reading Copper and Hadman Mocks Meadlog amid a generally unsettled market tone for May 31.
The brief notes scattered prices and dates show uneven figures such as May and July entries for various commodities like wheat and chocolate. Several numbers appear garbled or out of context, with references to duties, charges, and payments among unclear items.
Fragmented OCR listing farm goods and market figures. Mentions Chicago, May, prices for feed and livestock, with scattered numbers and terms like market steady and weights.
Kansas City market notes show calves and feeder cattle priced around 4 to 6 dollars per unit with strong demand for fat cattle. Prices listed include calves about 4.00 to 6.00, feeders near 4.25 to 4.90, range steer futures around 1.70 to 2.50 per pound, and receipts near 3,000 head with buyers like Suttons and Latha active.
The first three days of the removal sale have been strong with large pieces such as sideboards dressers chiffonnières wardrobes china cabinets tables bookcases and more selling well. Prices are cut 25 to 50 percent and the sale must conclude in three weeks. Examine the quoted prices and inspect the goods.
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