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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
7
A garbled ad touts a large sale on children's coats with low prices and a wide variety. It promises warm flannel and durable materials, listing several price points and a promise of the biggest selection of the year at cheaper prices.
Fragmented notice lists women's coats with various prices and discounts, mentioning $12.75 and $16 values and a push to shop today. It hints at black coats described as sturdy and warm, with references to sale timings and store code 4238 Bach pee Rerscy.
Sale offers silk and black taffetas at low prices as pros anticipate buyers. Prices are marked, with clear entrance pricing. The event starts Monday and runs through the 28th or while supplies last.
A damaged notice invites participation in a pyrography class tomorrow with confusing wording. It states a one dollar teacher fee while claiming the lessons are free and mentions multiple teachers and a later session from 3 to 5. The message contains garbled phrases and unclear details about outfits or attendees.
An OCR fragment advertises hosiery with a 25 cent per pair price and 68 cent per box three pair offer. It notes a stamped brand on each item and promises continued sale through Saturday, though many words are garbled.
The group announces 25 cloth bound copies of the tale John Halifax priced at 50 cents, available for study in the winter association. A New York buyer seeks the story Naneteles and will send two copies at a set price when located.
Washington reports chief of the bureau of navigation says withdrawing marines from battleships would raise efficiency. The navy jacket guards would cover police duties, reducing jealousy and friction. Removing marines could balance crew needs, ease discipline, and improve readiness for expeditions and emergencies. Want ads yield big results.
A Vienna note claims a former chimney sweep named Bienson acquired the Imperial Oper House after an incident while cleaning a chimney at Blatt. The house owner initiated action leading to a formal inquiry, tied to a Seattle Washington University event dated 16 Taebo reporting notable ad results.
Almira Heslop aged 2, daughter of George and Cyntals Heston, died yesterday at West Wester after long illness. Funeral services will be held from Waa Wee Let meelisx Sons on Saturday at 11 am. Interment in Ogden City cemetery. Also notes of social events, theater figures, and local business ads appear alongside fragmented notices and school escape reports.
A Children's Day celebration unfolds at the Admaleston Auditorium on Saturday December 11, featuring skating activities for attendees and families.
In Washington the navy department faces proposals to fund official materials and travel for diplomacy and entertaining foreign powers. Proponents say such expenditures honor the country and bolster friendly relations, while critics urge prudent government spending and restraint.
Baker City Oregon November 20 It was announced tonight that all of Tacac W Anderson s electric light plants had been consolidated under one management with A Le Weller president and manager The plans covered plants at August Springfield Alinty Cottage Grove Corvallis Seaside Roseburg Baker City Pendleton Oregon and Walla Walla Washington
A garbled notice discusses postal reforms tied to the Universal Postal Union and Rams international convention. It notes changes in postcard rates, front and back designations, and delivery rules for foreign and domestic mail, with references to March 1 1907 and October 1 1907, plus an assortment of misread phrases and an unrelated advertisement for a medicated ointment.
Wobey camp No 1 of the Woodmen of the World held a pumpkin pie and cider social for new members in the lodge room last night. A varied program featured readings by Judge J A Howell and T G Morels opening remarks, with recitations by May Clara Morris and a poem When Father Rode the Goat. The Apollo quartet performed chorus selections, a cake walk by Lafayette Farley, and prizes awarded to We Leavitt. Weber camp No 74 boasted one of the largest gatherings in the state, with about 820 male members present plus the circle.
In New York on November 20 an order appoints a land sale will be the focus of the Saint Andrews Society banquet. Notable guests include Andrew Carnegie and Sir Moritor Durand the British ambassador while the guest of honor will deliver an address at the Waldorf Astoria tonight.
The article outlines the youth of composer Leoncavallo, highlighting his early talent in music and orchestral leadership. It notes his Naples Conservatory training under De Piama and Betray, his composition before leaving, and his later studies at the University of Bologna under Carducci, where he earned a degree in Letters and prepared for a noted career.
The University of Utah defeated the Aggies of Logan by 23 to 6 to claim the state championship. The game showed Utah's strength, with the varsity leading throughout and twice threatening more scores. Logan battled late, but a whistle halted a late drive before a possible touchdown.
A lively Thanksgiving program featured blind pupils under Dire, Helle Balmnon, with costumes stored for the event at the rink. Afternoon and evening crowds enjoyed dances, matinees, and stage acts including Louis James and Whiplendra at the Grand Opera House. Utahns Meater hosted performances by Lytlestock Company and Bua's Devollas, while two hundred couples attended an evening Congress academy dance.
The Navy Department will elevate multiple flag ranks to vice admiral under a new plan in a six annual report by Rear Admiral Converse, chief of the Bureau of Navigation. The document stipulates that at least twenty vice admirals should be created for the command structure.
A report notes enduring tensions between the Tnanders of the Atlantic and Aglette sects who will soon have subordinates address a large number of ships, signaling a strategic realignment and potential maritime challenge.
Virginia Lee Smoot and Warren J. Bota ford wed in St Louis with Rev J. Draudt officiating. The couple, who departed for a visit to the groom's home at Tynabarg, were escorted by relatives including Mrs. Anna F. Bevost of Wellttnn.
A traction car on the Dayton and Kenta line was struck by a freight engine near midnight causing numerous injuries. The crash damaged the car and sent it into Laillen Street as responders rushed to the scene at Sandlow Street. Casualties include several people from Xenta and nearby towns, with some believed to be fatally injured.
A thief entered the Tobur residence on Franklin Street while the keeper was away on Oct 14. Skeleton key access allowed entry to the house, with furniture and carpeting damaged or removed. The act occurred in daylight, leaving the home in disarray and contents missing.
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