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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1906
Page
6
A fragmented notice reflects a wartime style plea that warm underwear alleviates coal shortages. It notes stock levels at Tyne ShallER Prices and hints at ongoing efforts to distribute heat garments to those suffering from freezing conditions, urging timely supply.
Readable text describes women’s coats in plaids crepe stripes and greys offered at removal prices. Mentions values around 15 dollars and 86 dollars, with emphasis on style variety and sale urgency. Printed as a local sale notice.
Tomorrow begins a boxed hosiery sale offering three pairs for 68 cents. The advertisement features the word WRIDHTS on the box and promises good quality, positioning the stockings as a practical Christmas gift.
Thanksgiving sale promotes one third off on all new hats with fresh stock replaced from previous lines. Highlights a special three day event Thursday Friday and Saturday offering reduced prices and inviting customers to shop early for updated styles.
The entire stock of table linens goes on sale tomorrow at the sale price. Many shoppers will visit the store. patterns to match any need are available as the stock is described as the largest in the state. Prices include $1.00 pens for the sale and similar reductions across all items.
Advertisement notes more Keep Clean Hair Brushes priced at 48 cents and describes a wall rack for brushes. Mentions a novel brush design with an aluminum frame and easy cleaning water access. Contains garbled text but centers on sale and product features.
Mant Pelee shows renewed activity with unusual emissions and small earthquakes near the crater. Observations describe a large monolith-like formation expelled from the vent, and ongoing gas and vapor release. Seismic events trace to a likely location near the crater, suggesting escalating unrest and possible future eruptions.
A routine notice from the Prant office describes standard telephones functions and departmental procedures. It notes dependent work streams and internal pronouncements affecting station operations and staff guidance.
The notice mentions skating references and voter tallies in county counts. It notes 12,00 total qualified voters in the city and county, with 2,641 for the county. It reports theatre appearances by Wallace Munro, and a marriage notice for George B. Weller and Florence Daley. It covers a board of county commissioners approving survey work and plant status in Weber county. It lists legal actions including district court orders about property dispute expenditures.
A football excursion is offered on November 21 with a trip for Norden Western and Orden Hleb School against an unknown high school. Fare is 4.05 dollars round trip. Kickoff at 2 p.m. The communication is unclear and contains multiple typos.
A 12 December dedication ceremony marks a monument at Berman Helkus on Missionary Ridge commemorating Union forces at Chattanooga. Gov Cuzawine leads a large delegation with remarks by Gen Weaver and other officers, honoring Williamtons brigade Oster bade aisieran Fifteenth army corps and supporting infantry units.
Naples November 1 Thrarerehits Jagacs Showtahbed and Allied Prof Coven Reset of the University of Naples report Laguna arrested last Saturday night. He allegedly fired a rifle crater and claimed purity as his motive. The details describe a chaotic scene with witnesses and a crowd.
A fragmented report from Welgium on Nov 1 outlines alleged royal and colonial actions to secure rubber by coercive means. It claims a US response and hints at international diplomacy shaping Congo policy and trade practices amid exploitation concerns.
A local skating event at the Andlorina rink featured a competition for the most graceful female skater with judges from the Weber club. Beatrice Aus and Mia Glenn Lashus were noted contenders in a tight race. a gold watch prize, designed by J S Lavis & Co, awaited the winner.
An interview quotes Hill of the Great Northern and other railroad officers opposing proposed federal regulation. They argue that the legislation will frighten investors, hamper traffic handling, and threaten rail service. They say business has improved since 18% recovery and warn that price cuts and consolidation could follow.
A dated dispatch reports Commander Peary's Arctic ship sighted near Point Amour Quebec on November 16. Roosevelt vessel believed seen off Chateau Bay, with gale conditions and possible delay until later this week.
The National Grange moved to endorse a transition plan amid debate over debt, state government funding, and armament policy. C F Keeley of Washington presented the measure as it faced opposition and was referred back for a state practice review. Fors County awaits further actions by the attorney general and related committees.
In Philadelphia and nearby areas an announced rise in prices by several firms takes effect in December. The move increases costs across various goods, with reports noting a general percent uplift and extended impact on the market. Names and exact figures are unclear from the fragmented text.
The Silver Creek Coke Mining company plans to ship ore by wagon to Ely and then Salt Lake, with development work to set up engines and power drills. Prospectors found rich ore and promising ledge width up to eighteen feet, though surface rock shows variability and awaits proper extraction conditions.
Governor Leekman Winthrop and other officials will leave Boo Juan for Ponce to receive President Roosevelt. The party will travel across the island amid extraordinary precautions for the safety of the president during the journey to Hampton Ronde, with a Wednesday sailing scheduled.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses whether the Blreth congress has sworn by the clerk. It mentions Republicans reportedly holding a majority and references a Republican treachery or leadership group and Democratic membership. The fragment includes garbled names and numbers.
Jeranton Pa November 29 The Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad and the switchmen reached a tentative agreement after a 4 o clock meeting. The deal extends to January 455 with a raise of 19 percent per hour and a two hour day on all divisions, pending expiration of the present contract.
The text reports Ryan resigning from several railroad and industrial corporate boards. Thomas F. Pight via Robert W. Evi states the resignation, while Livingston notes Ryan’s decision has full approval from business candidates. Flynn confirms Ryan’s removal from directorates and emphasizes ongoing obligations to sock holders and related fiduciary duties.
Residents including Kay Broderice Mourne and Corneling Vanderbilt agreed to seek a charter from the state legislature to found a New York observatory and veterinary hospital setting funding and equipment plans. Dr Poor noted support and intent to acquire necessary apparatus to advance the project.
A dispatch reports a powerful earthquake striking an Italian locale near Florence with multiple heavy shocks felt at midday. No injuries or damage details are confirmed in the available text.
Writings from a cloudy, old probate note show Varina Jefferson Davis leaving the bulk of her estate to Mrs. Davis’s daughter and a Colorado Springs beneficiary. The text specifies a $1900 life estate and divides the remainder among named heirs, though details are fragmentary and partially garbled.
New York trading showed active shifts with copper and grain futures uneven as markets dipped from earlier highs. Bonds were volatile as readings from Chicago and Western exchanges indicated mixed demand. livestock and agricultural prices moved within narrow bands amid overall market steadiness.
Fragmented financial lines show bulk sales around 6.0586 and 6.10976.15, with packer figures and ebls near 45.75. Sheep receipts listed at 6.0 percent, and ranges noted from 6.00 to 7.20. Fed figures appear as 0c596.00 with unclear context.
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