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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
7
The piece critiques the night fire alarm response and thanks the fire department for dedicated service. It acknowledges reports from the press and the public, expressing appreciation for the crews who turned in alarms and helped during the incident.
A chaotic retail notice touts a special sale on gloves and mittens with prices from 60 cents to 25 cents, urging shoppers to visit the window display. It advertises related winter bedding, robes, underwear, and black fabrics at reduced prices, promising bargains and suggesting a Saturday event for demonstrations and lessons in typography.
A clerical opinion from County Clerk J. Wl Fa dredge discusses the time polls must close, interpreting that all electors inside the polling place at 7:00 p m may vote but no ballots may be counted after 7 p m unless they are inside the polling place at that moment. It concludes no votes should be received after 7 p m and the polls close at that hour.
A fragmented notice expresses gratitude for prayers and support during wartime losses and family bereavement. It mentions a sister and a daughter Pearl, asking for continued prayers and blessings for the deceased and the family in their sorrow. The altered text preserves names and a church or local context implied by a card of thanks.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention business topics and telecommunications. Names and places are unclear, but the item hints at standard telephones or equipment for Tomas Koome in a business context during a dated archival segment. No clear dates or locations are readable.
A jumble of names, places, and brief notices recounts funerals, marriages, robberies, and public concerns. Mentions Gerald Purtger, Jose Tan, and Karl Andervon with various relatives, West 21st Street coal plant issues, and a school coal shortage affecting West Webter. Officials and workplaces referenced include Wilton police, the Think ward, and the Houthemn Faeite relief fund.
Ogden Auditorium roller rink manager announces school children will be admitted Sunday? Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5. Skating for 25 cents, with skate rentals available.
A discussion of shifting English spelling in the prayer book highlights trials over archaic and modern forms. Dr Johnsen introduced variants such as mustek and rhetorick while advocating changes that many readers resist, with debate focusing on words like quardette, Judgement, and blased. The piece notes the tense balance between preserving tradition and adopting reform across readers, clergy, and printers.
Fragmented notes describe a Masonic rite with conferral timings of multiple degrees at a Salt Lake City location. The event included an entertainment recess and a gathering of candidates and visitors. Numerous candidate names and towns appear in the damaged OCR.
A fragmentary sketch portrays Kaiser Wilhelm II’s daily routine and palace life. It notes his early rising in summer, habit of shower baths, and strict morning dress. Meals center on simple English breakfasts with wine, while the court wines come from Munich and Culm. The text highlights the emperor’s autocratic temperament, his heir apparent, and his more engaging daughter Victoria Louise, amid resident court rituals and regimental customs.
Mergenthaler reports year end figures with a large increase in Brys and a near percentage rise over last year. Dividends show growth amid stock market strength, while store prices and capital ratios reflect improved investor interest and shareholder returns.
The interstate commerce commission approves reductions in freight charges across four classes affecting commodities from Chicago to Idaho and Wyoming. Major shippers including tobacco and farm implements face lower rates, with specific cuts extending to potatoes and agricultural products. The plan also shifts certain routes and through traffic provisions, impacting Idaho towns and rail connections to Pepperidge and Pocatello.
Conmul General He Miller of Yonobara reports progress in Japanese cement production. He predicts an era of rapid repairs and renewed demand abroad, noting exports surged from 9,000 to 39,600 during 1903 and that peacetime revival boosts orders from Corte, Manchuria, and France. In the first five months of this year exports already exceed the full prior year’s total, with major consumers including America, China, and the Dutch East Indies.
The Boston Consolidated company reports severe production cuts due to a scarce tort, halting operations at Gar Sebt and affecting August rates. Readings show ore content at 4 great thousand and a 4 percent decline in summary. The note indicates the company may suspend statements and outlines projected price impacts, with per share figures around IB ana DS cents.
A court case centers on Libel at The Bulletin with Han Frencieco and others. Judge orders warrants amid allegations by Abraham Ruel over an October article about municipal water management. Officials face scrutiny from Francisca board of supervisors and related authorities.
A clergyman from a Favihoutte church complains of revenue losses and notes a cash shortage in the vestry. The vicar questions temptations in sacred objects while a local official cites standards of honesty and propriety as he discusses how church funds should be handled amid secular scrutiny.
In Gerrard Street Boke the thirteenth annual Farmeto exhibition opened with Mr Vincent presenting Clothes and the man. The piece notes a shift from traditional apprenticeship toward modern tailoring. Leaders advocate a national dress reform while praising skilled work and denouncing foreign competition.
New York traders faced a broad market weakening with declines in many issues as early gains faded. Several key rails and industrials dropped while a late rally provided brief support before selling intensified, with notable moves in Reading, Great Northern, Canada Southern, and U S Steel trading mixed amid shifting demand and profit taking.
Fragmented OCR notes detail varied items including Dade craw and the Mat enticed, references to New York dates October 24 and October 25, and scattered figures such as 6,005,460 and 98.00. The text mentionszina, centrifoxat, and cattle, with unclear events and numerous misspellings making concrete facts difficult to extract.
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