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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
9
Fragmented OCR style notice from Wrights Store describing a lingering sale event and various goods. The text mentions furniture, butter, flour, and warm unions, with unclear details about prices and stock, presented as a garbled storefront advertisement.
The text appears garbled with numerous typographical errors and unreadable phrases about sales and discounts. It references silk items, hokum words, and deposit terms, but no clear event, date, location, or identifiable entities can be extracted for a coherent summary.
Fragmented notice offers silk umbrellas at half price tonight with unclear location and sales details. The legible phrases mention a sale, a local area, and a guarantee, but key identifiers are missing.
An old ad mentions Warhu flannelette gowns offered at savings of 27 cents. It notes a large stock with value around 225 dollars and hints at discounts on various items. The copy is fragmented but markets low prices, trim styles, and a sale event tonight.
A fragmented sale notice notes table linen sales ongoing at a department store. readable items mention crowd, goods, and washing, with unclear names and details. The uncertain OCR text hints at linen products, price or quality claims, and a general sales event underway tonight.
An editorial fragment lists items labeled Phong and Phore with numbers and ring counts, mentioning HUBINERS OFFICE and Thvlependant. The OCR text appears garbled, offering no clear event or selectable facts beyond device labels and partial numbers.
Fragmented OCR style notes describe a chaotic scene around Wilkon Lane with profane fighting and police, then a series of local diversions. Mentions include Sheriff, Bishop Blinfort, various vendors, and a townwide dance at Fourth Ward, plus traffic and sidewalk work details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe operators and actions around a relay force, with names such as Moran and McGinness and references to Salt Latin and Con vang. The garbled text mentions delays, campaigns, and a disrupted relay line and unclear outcomes.
A local Republican column honors Florence Stanford for serving as auditor since January 1906. It praises her careful administration, public service, and party loyalty, predicting reelection with broad support and noting her pioneer Ogden roots and wide social and business friendships.
The Rev A Enquist of the Hivinge Ven Lutheran church pr oclaims his farewell after serving Oxuen Park City and Bleshem congregations totaling 1360 baptized members. He leaves without new Ogden addition as the congregation hosts a crowded farewell reception, with gifts from members and the church.
Professor Starry of the University of Chicago will lecture on Aztec Mexico Tuesday night October 29. He has written extensively on the subject and traveled through the country, detailing towns, forts, and peninsulas, while sharing insights from his studies and writings. Arrangements are underway to present the lecture at Weber Academy.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an ore sale and a mining company with scattered names. The readable parts reference a large sale, a winged ore, and property valued around F800. Details are garbled and names are unreliable.
The Congregational Church ministers in Utah met for a session with Rev. J Chatten Saints as moderator and Rev. P Shupking of Salt Lake joining. Reports on education and school work were heard. officers and committees were appointed to plan a 1908 convocation and discuss union with national Congregational efforts. A talk on the value of freedom of thought emphasized by Rev. Chatten Sparks. Salt Lake City hosted the concluding sessions at the Fini Congregational church with Rev. Goshen as pastor.
Local reports describe a disturbance at a public dance where youths clashed with attendees. Bherit Sebring and Wilko Ward faced charges over incitement, while Roy warned against interruptions at meetings. officials vowed swift arrest and punishment for further disruptions.
A fragmentary OCR of a football article lists scattered names, teams, and scores with many garbled words. Key terms hint at college teams such as Harvard, Trinity, and Coleridge, but the overall content is unreadable and inconsistent.
Fragments show farmers facing labor shortages and delayed crop removal from fields to Honeycomb factory. Weather delays, rising rail issues, and high sheds near town hamper movement. Wages and staffing struggle as managers seek help to meet campaign targets and sustain output.
A new corporation organized to deal in real estate and securities reports a capital stock of 36,000,000. James D. Phelan has subscribed 2,419,708, with Robert Makloy Thomas Mahang and George F. Welch listed as other corporators. The articles aim to construct and maintain property and engage in related securities dealings.
A garbled report notes the Pittsburg exchange failing to open and mentions a scheduling issue. It indicates a tentative improvement and a planned session next Monday, with uncertainty about the exact timing and participants.
Tie negotiators reach an agreement amid a dispute over eighteen thousand tests used in a municipal plumbing project. officials and union leaders cite progress while details remain under review.
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