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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1909
Page
7
A shop advertises urgent coat clearance for children with deep discounts. It urges quick purchase to beat season prices, listing various cloth coats and sale figures though some text is garbled. The piece emphasizes low prices and end-of-stock sale timing to attract buyers.
The ad lists closeout prices on many items at Ong-Frnll Pries. Items include Warner Bros Corsets 1.25, corsets 1.00 to 0.25, Kid Gloves, Cashmere Gloves, Glassware, mittens, yarns 25% off, various hosiery and belts with discounts stated in cents or percentages, spools of cotton thread, and black combs all marked for sale.
Fragmentary notice lists various shawls and silks with closing times and price remarks. The readable items include Shawls and Silke Shawls with unspecified close times and price notes, indicating a clearance or sale style listing.
Fragmented OCR text discusses children's hoods and caps for babies, mentioning items, pricing hints, and unclear notes about colors or quality. It references specific terms but provides no clear facts, dates, places, or structured details.
Prices shown for Boarskin Crushed Velvet and Cloth Coats with several sale figures. Items include Ifron Trendiy morning choice and multiple discounts ranging from 0.50 to 14.08, with a variety of closeout amounts and misread pricing scattered through the list.
The shop advertises women’s tailored suits with figures like 20.00, 42.50, and 12.50, noting the goods are worth more but will soon leave the store. Prices are cut as they close all suits at reduced amounts, urging quick purchase before stock ends.
Women’s waists offered at staple prices with lawn and silk waists heavily discounted. Closings list dollar ranges from 1 to 6 dollars, including silk and tafteta types, with prices slashed to near clearance.
The sale lists various women’s coats and jackets with marked windows. Prices range from ten to twenty four fifty, including long broadcloth coats and firandilath style pieces, all slated to close at specified amounts.
The funeral for Bay Dunsmore, infant son of Mr and Mrs S J Dungmace, was held at noon from the grandmother Mrs Sarah Gordon's residence at 2624 Lincoln Ave. Bishop Robert McQuarrie presided with speakers and choirs, interment in city cemetery, grave dedicated by Elder George Snorten.
In a chaotic, garbled report from New York, Rev. Charles J. Gandall discusses aging at forty five, lamenting the body’s decline and the inevitability of death. The mangled text references mortality, memories, and a sermon tone amid unclear phrases and broken names.
Ogden residents hear a Republican push for Parley T Moyes for councilman of Ogden’s Fourth ward. A longtime local banker and Ogden native, Moyes is praised as fiscally responsible and capable, expected to curb excesses of city government and keep expenses in check. His backers stress his integrity, long service to Ogden, and readiness to manage city funds responsibly.
Herman Kuchler, returning from Soda Springs, praises Idaho ranges and the sheep business. He notes better conditions, stronger prices, and growing cooperation with forestry efforts. Kuchler supports government stewardship of public grazing lands to protect smaller ranchers and curb large outfits, while forecasting strong winter ranges and improved markets for wool and sheep across the intermountain region.
Featherweight title match preview from Voleda, Oct 0 outlines Attell Pigke Johnson defeating Stinlay Ketehel in ten rounds. Editor notes Johnson’s speed and strategy, with doubt about Ketehel’s defense and Johnson’s middleweight reach.
Readable lines suggest an advertisement praising bread and Perry's Crescent Finar as a natural pair. It invites trying a rack today, implying seasonal or promotional display. The copy emphasizes joint appeal of the two products for shoppers.
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