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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
7
Fragmented notice describes Christmas season work at Wrights Store with mention of dates from now to December first. It notes that experienced workers will not be overburdened and urges people to join plate making tasks. Foremen oversee Tuesday and Saturday sessions for instruction and project suggestions.
Old Warner customers will meet a big sale at Eidertowns with half price items. Friday specials cut prices on corsets bath robes baby outfits and more. The store showcases colored fabrics silks and dresses with new stock arriving and prices lower than months ahead. Apprentices wanted to learn dressmaking. free pattern lessons available. perfume samples, and notices for fabric needs and trade details accompany the sale.
A fragmentary report outlines a falling out between Kaiser and Bremarck, noting tensions around a leading figure Hertin and unsettled relations in a ceremonial setting. The garbled lines reference a shifted allegiance and strained dynamics within a group led by a prominent figure.
A fragmentary OCR passage references names and places in garbled form. It mentions entities such as Lae ongete ethene Togdalarate and Maes, with scattered phrases about a witness or event but lacks coherent facts or a clear narrative.
A fragmentary OCR entry mentions December and boarders, with unclear names and roles. It references a committee or board action and possible dates, but the text is garbled and not fully decipherable. The piece lacks clear persons or organizations to identify.
Invitations issued by the Lake trustees and a committee for the dedication of the new Masoao Temple by the Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge on Friday around 3 pm. A public reception precedes the exercises, with dignitaries including Judge Charles M. Moras, Dr M Mayo, F C Bebraism, and J H Decen attending the dedicatory rites at the corner of Fit South and Seconda East streets.
District court proceedings opened with fornication and robbery charges against several defendants, while unrelated city notices cover train delays, weddings, a new Ogden German exhibit shipment, and the opening of a Salt Lake branch by the Utah Statlo gear company. Additional items report a funeral home listing, travel notes, and local social events including a marriage reception and a church gathering.
Five men died in a Read near Latamte Wak on the Read line. Engineers Frank Strong and John Munnar Firemen Lagdront and Kerey and TWrekrern Mysere were among the crew. The crash was caused by orders confusion. Both engines were damaged and the train derailed. No further details.
In a period piece plea the article touts lemon juice as preventive against typhoid and praises a new milling project by the Cache Valley Building Co. of Richmond, aiming to boost health and local industry. It suggests lemon water can prevent typhoid outbreaks and links this to the region’s growing production.
In a district court suit at Tlenio, Phainman Aine and Electric Colorado sue Nevada Consolidated Copper, Walna, and others over Ely properties allegedly sold to Nevada Consolidated about a year ago. The claim centers on copper mines, electric plant, power lines, and a telephone line from Ely to Burra, with stated values and control by unnamed parties.
Ogden travels to Salt Lake to meet Eureka in a game shifted by travel and weather concerns. Manager Dubel arranged Ogden to fill Eureka’s spot, with Tut Gummin and Eys Lake confirming plans for at least one game before snow. The Ogden lineup remains unsettled as Hill Maunen Dad Ghaiin and Wath are ready, with Tozer and Moy Cantteton expected later this week to bolster pitching and captaincy.
In a scrambled report, Dutch authorities express alarm over an unidentified private lever from Takle phat. The text mixes dates, names, and places in unclear form, but indicates widespread concern and unusual activity tied to a Sapaniwe natal capedition.
A garbled report describes a resignation involving local officials and a named figure, noting tensions over a teaching instrument and an ensuing agreement. The fragmentary text references Magus Weater, Mr Ticka, and reader concerns about governance and staff transitions.
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New York and Chicago market pages show mixed trading with price advances in some items and declines or steady levels in others. Highlights include copper and wheat activity, cattle receipts and hogs steady to lower, and grain prices easing while some stocks hold gains amid varied demand.
Fragmented OCR text lists stock and mining terms with scattered proper nouns and unclear context. It references an Interstate Brokerage Company and a mosaic of names such as Fonapan Mines Mutat and Midas, with stray phrases like The Home oy Sand Alam ce Hed Tow Ket Moti Weteak. The overall entry appears as a damaged market or notice snippet with no clear event or outcome.
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