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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
7
The article advertises ready made department items including cloaks, suits, corsets, hosiery, and millinery. It touts sales and introductory prices, removal sale events, new arrivals, and Saturday specials. It highlights the Armour store display, early lessons, and a focus on value, service, and low prices with emphasis on Queen Shoes and Muck Taftetas.
Reported meeting at the Gillette Coal Co headquarters at W at street Dow phones 1074. Mira Lenise Hagman of Balt Lal attended as guest of Mira Tera Starlings for several days. Christina Mut of Pala City reported the loss of a horse to the Theacittas. Hebert Shalley’s case against the Rio Grande Western continued for terms Roy Casiletan as New York American member. W T Wattis of Utan Construction returned from a trip to camps along the Western Pacific in California, noting progress and rapid track work from the lake to Death Valley.
The Deseret News reports Sher Emery’s office secured papers to fetch Donaldson from Hot Springs, Arkansas, with authorities stating the prisoner will be returned to Baltimore soon. The capture followed the McWhirter brothers’ alleged 10,000 dollar voyage. Gov Tingey and officials discuss possible extradition while details remain guarded.
The text praises Deputy Sheriff Delong and Bret Gettles for pursuing 24 confederates amid fear and danger. It lauds the bravery of Emery and his allies, noting their steadiness under orders from a chief and their success in hindering the gang’s plans. It emphasizes public service and perseverance against obstacles.
Elisa M. Draper seeks divorce from Jovepy Draper on cruelty and desertion grounds. She alleges past intoxication, threats, and requests alimony and attorney fees, citing joint children and protective restraining order. The couple married in Motoni Indiana on August 11 1900 and have eight children ranging from 3 to 22 years old. Caroline A. Debacera also files for divorce from Andrew A Yohansen in Salt Lake City on August 6 1900 grounds of deportion and asks for limited alimony and attorney fees.
Reston Oct 16 Hover Mel loaf of Clarlesling was awarded the decision over Joe Walcott welterweight in a fifteen round bout before about three thousand at Lincoln Athletic club in Chetek tonight. Both men weighed around 145 pounds. Walcott showed early vigor but Melody home in with hard blows and punishment as the bout wore on.
A garbled exchange shows a motorist joking with a man about following a horse and a cumbersome machine. The lines reference a bleeted horse and the idea of taking a fence, tree, pump, and other obstacles, but the text is largely unreadable and nonsensical.
Reported firefight near a river between armed trafficking bands ended with several deaths and numerous captures. Authorities describe the encounter as a raid by a prominent band with ties to regional smuggling networks. Details remain unclear as casualty and arrest figures are being corroborated.
A 1900 Postum Cereal Co promotion in Battle Creek Mich drew thousands to form words from Grape Note letters, awarding 21 gold bases and 10 greenbacks for correct words. Scores reached 9,931 correct words, with the $900 prize won by S K Fraser of Lincoln NE.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray local item with scattered words about teams or people but lacks coherent facts or names to identify a complete event or figure.
At Balment Park racing crowds witnessed Ben Fortome Rue Leet set a strong seven furlong time, with Roseben and notable contenders clashing in long heats. The day featured multiple sprints and mile races, with records teased and winds complicating performances as horses like Roseben and others dazzled the gathered crowd.
Guthrie and Obta report a five day delay and a plea before the President and Department for allotments of land. Names tied to Apache and Toledo figures appear. A Wesleyan University senior from Delaware dies of heart disease on the Erie after a run.
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