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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
7
Store news notes for Friday and Saturday promotion details. Umbrellas half price tomorrow and apparel items discounted from $2.00 to $5.00. French flannels 38c, various patterns available. Customers invited to learn and score specials, with emphasis on families and children attending tomorrow night.
A local lace sale runs through tomorrow and ends with store closing tonight. Prices are surprisingly low with many items marked at less than half price. The sale continues today and tomorrow during regular store hours.
The store advertises a two day black sale with heavy discounts on fabrics including black dress goods silk and wool. It notes limited stock sold this week and directs customers to shop today as sale prices end tomorrow.
Window display on Fourth Street announces a sale of fancy linens beginning tomorrow morning. Goods from Morocco, Japan, and Germany touted as suitable for Christmas gifts will not be repeated this year. The note notes handmade linens and alterations available next week.
A garbled notice from the underwear department touts a tomorrow sale on varios items. It mentions items like a Zoot and knit fabrics with low prices and uncertain details but signals a promotional event intended to attract customers.
Monday marks the start of a sale of table linen described as high class and imported directly from Ireland. Prices will be reduced substantially, with 100 napkins offered for eight dollars. the sale runs from Monday morning until the following Saturday with stock described as being altered and all napkins discounted.
Cushion tops for 50c, described as new designs, will be sold at 25c at the window of the Twenty Fourth Street entrance. Only one per customer noted, and cushion covers will be placed on display for sale.
Real estate transfers were filed with the county recorder showing conveyance from Alfred Rips and wife to Robert Alimanes. The doc references a parcel in district 21 and includes a noted value around $500. Other entries mention parcels, cemeteries, and related conveyances with varying notes and parties.
A garbled OCR compilation lists scattered names, places, and events including references to individuals, shops, sales, and locations such as Washington state, Ogden, City, and Ventura. The text contains many misspellings and incomplete phrases, lacking a coherent single story or date.
A noisy display shows Saluro dry shampoo advertised as a dam cleaning product named Salngaz fds. The exhibitor claims the shampoo cleanses hair and scalp while imparting a certain scent, with a demonstration planned to explain the aims of Sivlira. A whirling, nostalgic note about increased copperware sales accompanies the scene as customers are drawn in.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Christmas delineator and patterns for gifts. It mentions diverse ideas for furistmas gifts and patterns at a cost, with references to delivery, the literary department, and pattern quality. The passage is garbled but centers on holiday patterns and shopping.
Railroad circles report Ogden will be the headquarters for the new superintendent of the western division of Union Pacific when the line from Ogden to Green River is taken over. The move follows confirmation from senior railway officials in Ogden amid other reports of local civic and railroad activity.
A garbled notice describes AGH School football eleven set to play Pocetile Tear this afternoon. Accompanied by Casey Blakguhie, the team aims to rebound after a defeat last week, with details of the Saturday clash against Arnie of Pooutelly and other teams.
A local flower sale advertises cheap blooms with large flowers on display and cube bases. Prices range from regular. a sale begins around one o'clock in the morning with customers urged to arrive early before warm weather drains supply. The notice warns of crowded conditions and mentions Mortalt calorg off eredl and possible MA jargon errors in text. Local residents named H Walker and Wood Intiers noted among attendees.
Fifty members met last evening of the Alumni Association at the high school to organize for a community role. Committees were appointed to secure a musical director and a treasury, with plans to present a modern comic opera next year.
Rexburg reports progress on the new U S railway line toward Yellowstone National Park. The route now reaches the park boundary with construction ongoing to complete the branch to Marysville and Wexburg. A large hotel is planned near the new road to accommodate visitors next season, with native wood interiors and ornate furnishings.
A sensational report from Rochester, New York, claims Bell officials are confident the Independent Triaphone Co. has been purchased by RL Day for about 960,000. Salt Lake executives deny confirmation while Bell engineers inspect Utah assets and court action may follow to restrain Bell from taking control. Local managers expect an injunction as negotiations continue amid agitation over labor and wage issues.
The Standard promises ten dollars for information leading to conviction or pardon related to a poisoning scam. A cryptic message mentions a $10 reward for a copy of a pardon and a paper delivery by night, with unclear details about dates or locations.
A fragmented notice describes a November 10 gathering at a hall for the arrival of individuals, asking attendees to bring badges and white gloves. It references listed names and notes attendance by teams with a ceremonial tone amid garbled text.
The page reads as an unreadable OCR dump listing many company names and numbers. It mentions Wisconelu Cest Great and several firms such as American Locomotive, National Beicl, United States Steel, and International Paper among others. No coherent narrative or clear event is discernible from the fragment.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists mixed figures, values, and names in an unclear ledger style. It references items like receipts and weights, with scattered numbers and phrases such as Gay bull of wales and RICO hints, but contains no coherent event or identifiable entities.
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