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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
7
Wrights Store News discusses the cash versus credit pricing debate as wire prices rise. The note argues keeping credit slow reduces losses and preserves profits, claiming few customers understand that removal sales and credit terms affect net gains. It urges cash payments to boost immediate savings and potential dividends, while several bookkeepers warn against overreach.
A damaged item lists daily sale details of butterick patterns and household goods with reduced prices. It notes handkerchiefs, envelopes, and fabrics on sale tomorrow at low prices, including school dress materials and soft comforts, urging shoppers to act before stock runs out. The piece reflects a period sale tone and references removal sale terminology and price points.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a telephony oriented item with garbled editor labels. The readable words reference phones and an office context but lack coherent events, dates, or named entities. The snippet suggests a newsroom telecommunication note, not a full incident or report with identifiable people or organizations.
Random references report funerals at Riedey's Chapel and Masonic Temple, visits from Utah attorney Boren N. Christianson, and local improvements. Notables include the deaths of Mrs Thecla Vaart and Lawrence F Brown, details of funeral services, and community notices about hospital stays and upcoming events.
Incomplete items mention Patrerry Seorge W. Larkin of St Moses and John Taylor with Mara Whe Maras. A probate case references CJ A. Bradquist and a property purchase by John Kratieg with resignation to a Denver post. A handbag found on Verter Carn billed street by Greorge Wy Tit Ish. Greenville field hosts a high school and university game on Saturday. Read vs Feeney and Lee trial sees Ferney dismissed on a moot point. A home remedy for earache by Dr. Thomas Ketie is listed with vague details.
On Friday October 12 the Elks lodge invites members and guests to a Ladies Day event. The afternoon and evening program will feature social gatherings, with couples and dates welcomed for entertaining activities and refreshments.
The Tribune details Anat Don Magine's work on the Sierra Madre holdings a few miles from Ogden describing immense mining prospects. It notes his personal funds and engineering background shaping a major copper project, including a 400 foot adit, a 69 foot lower tunnel, and extensive tunneling to expose ore bodies. The piece highlights the Taek Copper ore body as a leading US geological prospect and describes multiple veins and formations across Santa Maria and New York sites with potential for large ore bodies and significant production.
A historical report describes a vast mineral prospect on a mountain, detailing a level valley corridor with a height of about 2.04 feet, and a crown of the mountain reaching into the upper formation. It notes copper ore discoveries and a company led by Burnhsry president, with implications of extensive undeveloped copper veins spanning north to south for miles.
Bulletin notes a grand railroad celebration in Beatty Nevada to mark the opening of the Las Vegas and Tonopah line from Las Salt Lake City to Lay Years. Round trip fare to Salt Lake City is 25 dollars with tickets on sale at Salt Lake City Ort Zoth and Stet, return by October 25.
Olio text fragment outlines an excursion to Denver Colorado and Pueblo with a late October through Abth dating and a return after Pew date of yale. Stopovers allowed.
New York markets show volatile activity with gains in some futures while many key commodities retreat from intraday highs. Copper, sugar, and meat futures fluctuated as traders weighed demand and lead times, with broad reversals trimming earlier advances and leaving the session largely uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names, numbers, and possible occurrences of locations and items. It references dates, monetary values, and identifiers but lacks coherent context or complete entities to form a clear news item.
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