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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
3
A bustling display at Kilborn reveals stylish patent colt skin shoes and leather footwear aimed at women and children. Bargains tempt buyers as racks showcase varying prices and sizes, with sales staff assisting in choosing options amid a crowded shopping day.
A brief column notes a humorous saying about men and clothing. It reflects a light city-page quip style and references a common item in a playful aside. No major event or person is named in the readable text.
A series of sermons at the Presbyterian church will describe the beauty and design of the solar system. Rev Carver and Rev Gayver will present popular explanations with references to Professor Young, aiming to show how Earth fits into the creator’s work and the general facts of the celestial spheres.
The item lists multiple bereavements and services from the Fourth ward and city. It notes interments at Oden cemetery and Ogden City cemetery, with funeral times Saturday and Sunday, names of deceased, and family details. Also mentions Mrs. Hamilton and J F Hamilton’s boiler shop ties in Sparks Nevada, with burial plans and viewing times.
Neatly garbled notices describe Wrights Randoms offering new silk garments and plaids, ladies stockings and pajamas, with a sale on various women's wear. The text mentions Miss Carroll returning, a clerks meeting, and an attorney public notary, inviting locals to visit and view displays as part of a bustling storefront advertisement.
A garbled OCR fragment questions why a single TrASON tea is not sold widely and claims uncertainty about its quality and value, referencing terms like Sriang and Hane in a confusing sequence.
Mies Pollock of Salt Lake addresses Ogden primary teachers in the auditorium. About 8 teachers from kindergarten to fourth grade attended as Pollock outlines how impressions from actions, pantomime, and reading shape a child’s mind. She stresses careful reading selection and expressive reading to develop early literacy in young pupils.
In police court this morning Harry Gavros and Var gus along with five Greeks faced trial over a tower st fight at a Twenty Fifth Street saloon. The dispute began amid a larger scuffle involving the Gracie Overcome trifing matter. Gavross lacked Vergus during the altercation.
A partial OCR fragment describes a fatal blow with a rifle and a Chinese sword image. It mentions forfeited sums of 85 each, a person named Briday receiving ten days, and a note about whiskey intoxication. The text is garbled with gaps and mispunctuation, limiting clear facts.
Names drawn as jurors for the Second district court November term include A. J. Anderson Adaia 1 Peterson and others listed in the roster. The document records the juror selections for the upcoming session.
Fragmented OCR yields a long string of personal names and surnames with scattered place hints. Readable items include several individuals such as George Ritchie James Taylor Timothy Kendell and Joseph B. Mosre amid partial locations listed like Ogden and Weber.
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