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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1907
Page
7
Wrights Store Week item highlights cheap woollen materials in checks plai ds and fancy weaves. Emphasizes end of stock sale with 50 pieces of goods priced at 1.25 and 1.50 for cleaning and dress goods. Notes window display near Washington Avenue entrance and mentions various lengths and drives of woollens offered this week.
The article describes affordable domestic goods from the department store including bath flannels, Turkish towels, linen lunch cloths, and low-cost children's clothing. It notes a preeminent sale week with various items priced to attract buyers and promotes a pyrography class hosted by Mrs T. D. Tenn.
Fragments show a historic newspaper box noting telephones for the Independent office. The line references a business office, a ring count, and a misread phone listing. The readable content is limited to contact prompts rather than a full news item.
Fragmentary text from an aged newspaper page shows garbled names and phrases about wardens or officials, with possible references to dates or actions. The readable content offers no clear event, entity, or outcome to design a coherent summary, but preserves a local archival feel.
Fragmentary notices report a funeral service this afternoon for Mrs Frank Munses of Heaper, with scattered references to local residents and business names. Other items mention visits from Chicago, drugstore promotions, and a church class union meeting with large attendance.
Lake and Eney attended events with visitors from Bog Elder Sttke while plans for November work progressed. A Saturday dance at Foust Ward and remarks from Gores and A We Grizke highlight community activity. J W Hulthor and Corey Brothers contingent prepared for Nevada inspection, and Mrs. J Walteasre cites a home remedy for a common childhood ailment.
Trinidad Col. John Mc Bain, secretary of the Matador Laud anu Corti company, reports he has inherited relatives of Claudius Itasganon, a herdsman who died after the company lane. The estate valued at $6,000 would revert to the state if no relatives were found, and Mc Bain recalls Masgana speaking of a man in Frame. He dispatched a contact to search southern France towns beginning with Fr, to locate heirs, finding that the mayor had married one sister. estate paperwork progresses with the sine die delay welcomed by the business parties.
The production The Thug the Plane and the Girl, praised as one of the year's best, plays at the Grand tonight with extra engagement after two prior sold out shows. A combined musical comedy and comedy drama features two young couples and catchy music. An invitation was extended to Ogden General Hospital nurses to attend.
The Maccabees club hosts a party on October 40th at 1 o clock in the afternoon. All friends are invited with admissions set at two pence.
Washington reports Joseph A. Holmes of the U S Geological Survey has begun experiments to find the best protection against coal dust explosions. A Pittsburg site will host an explosive gallery with safety features, observation posts, and a mock mine to test rescue procedures and explosive limits.
Portland bankers say eastern bank consolidations will not affect Fortin or North Pacific institutions. They note credit values stay steady and that money flows west rather than east. Wheat prices are high with record quantities expected in the Pacific Northwest. New York remains the leading financial center, but a western banking rebound is anticipated.
Patent attorneys from C A Snow Company Washington DC report Alen Arison Sun Larke Murate Holler Far. The terse note cites ongoing filings and procedural steps with limited readable details from the patent docket.
Syntactic garble outlines a patent copy request asking readers to mail ten cents in postage to G A SuvW & Co Washington D C for a bore patent. The text includes abbreviations and fragmented names, lacking clear dates or outcomes.
Readable text lists several picture firms and rooms offering frames and displays. Mentions Valder Pictures, Lalalng Room Pictures, Normarr Pictures, Bed Room Pictures and School Room Plc Mires, and items like the Big Venus and Prod Massa with emphasis on affordable framing options.
A Denver crowd gathered at the First Baptist church as United States Senator Benjamin F Tillman condemned racial equality amid heated opposition. The speech triggered white unrest and threats as Black attendees demanded a hearing, while observers fled fearing violence.
Chicago Oct 4 A report from Indianapolis says during a dinner at the Coimbra Club Judge Peter S. Grosscup of Chicago said President Roosevelt asked him to form a committee on corporate reform. The plan would pursue a national law to bring corporations under federal regulation and possibly require existing state corporations to reincorporate. He indicated future business organizations could be covered by such a law and noted questions about existing state-chartered corporations remaining under state authority.
In Trinidad, John Valen faces divorce amid allegations he wore a faded blue veil as a symbol of attire worn by a tired girl. The wife claims Valen returned with his blue veil dyed, and after months of secrecy she confronted him. The affair prompted legal action as Nes. Volen filed for divorce.
A 12 year old boy, playing cowboy, fired four shots at a man during a party in Allison 8 Dome. The victim Turney Wilbuy, 42 South Broadway, was struck once and bled but remained conscious. The youth, wearing cowboy clothes, claimed cartridges were blanks but was taken by police to headquarters for questioning.
An incident at a Brookside neighborhood gathering escalated as youths clashed near a house on Sherman Avenue. The homeowners reported fireworks and candy as distractions before gunfire broke out. Four shots were fired. a boy named Wilbur was seen fleeing toward a nearby gate with a wild yell as officers arrived.
Jamas Hoddlek, chairman of the Rapublican county central committee and jail administrator, was instantly killed when a car overturned on a muddy road in Witchlowna riding near Libertyville. A Chicago suburb resident, Mr Reddick, and Mrs Charlan survived with minor injuries as William Wale escaped unhurt.
A wire from Washington reports General Wyma authorizes Dr. M. J. White of the United States marine service to carry out fumigation orders at Hoatile and surrounding areas. The measure targets ferry houses and vessels to ensure rapid action for quarantine. The state board and county health officials warn vigilance and closing of districts if suspicious cases arise. No new introndic plagne developments reported today.
Patermo reports the United Slaton special service steamer Adame, commanded by Lawler Clark, bound for New York from the naval station at Tululla Sama, sent today for water and supplies.
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