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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1906
Page
7
V elt Wright's Store advertises a year end sale with heavy reductions on embroidery and lace. The note highlights half price offers on fabric and trims, promising better patterns and eye catching bargains, with a focus on velour, fringe, and quality goods for customers.
Tomorrow the north window features a sale of crepe de chine dresses advertised as all silk at half price. The ad touts genuine crepe de chine worth much more and urges buyers not to miss the opportunity, comparing with other dealers offering similar goods.
An editorial note explains the New York office as a buying department that routes low priced and surplus items to Usag. It warns readers that some sellers in New York market hide quality by forward shipping, encouraging customers to seek dresses, coats, and other items locally through the office.
Fragmented misc items mention funerals real estate meetings and railroad fare. Notable names include George Bickler Nora Bickler and Masonic figures with political references. The text notes a funeral notice for Kar ry McKee and social event planning by unions with fares and tickets for Chicago and distant lines.
The article notes a village charity drive led by W. M. Meyman of Fage Wapoor with pairings to Col and Mrs. Jol Sermin. It mentions preparations for an event and attendance by notable locals, outlining the social aims and expected community impact.
Fragmented item from Omaha Nebraska describes departures and depredations with scattered names and places, referencing Vander tiree and Land of Vie diane in a clipped news note. Reads as a garbled historical brief with multiple unclear proper nouns and places.
Williams Glasmann faced a costly boardroom dispute over missing pages and erasures in the Weber City Fair Association books. Directors questioned bookkeeping practices and called for an expert audit while asserting no funds were proven stolen.
Bay Francisco October 24 The board of education asserts strict conformity with state law to separate Japanese children into a distinct school. President Agro Altima Ts says the best interests of public schools require this, while Superintendent Alfred Rowcorterd notes the arrival of Secretary Metcalf and says the policy aims to protect white students. The board claims the law permits separate schooling for oriental children, though officials stress they do not deny educational rights. The conversation points to a clash with federal treaty obligations if California’s stance conflicts with national treaties.
A tainted clipping describes a Cumberland mine development with pit work, ore sizing, and a large number of miners under supervision. It notes property values, legal claims, and an ongoing survey at the site, with officials stating a high yield and ongoing extraction efforts despite fragmented details.
A disruptive incident at the New Norv Opera House unfolded as protesters blocked access and a crowd gathered outside the venue. Police urged calm while organizers urged dialogue with local officials about venue security and traffic.
Everyday calling on the allowing of Fealzstions to order their men in the Metropolitan Opera Move on strike by tomorrow. The Theatrical Protective union, composed of the rmsikae bands, Local 20 of the Attor...
Reports claim Greenwater Nevada hosts the world’s largest copper district discovery with 1900s era claims and heavy investment. Mentions Inyo County California and a proposed railroad, with firms like Sullivan Trust and Milleane and Worx backing the venture amid rising copper demand for electrical use.
The text discusses copper prices and alloy contents, noting red brass about 0 percent copper and yellow brass with two thirds copper, and mentions gold content near 2 percent. It also references silver coin weight standards and a price shift from 8 cents per pound in 1894 to 2 pence per pound, with garbled phrasing throughout.
A fragmented town column reports on Hearst losing influence in New York political battles. It notes Secretary of War Tet condemns Hearst and warns that electing Hughes could reshape the national race, while accusing Hearst allies of manipulating opponents and tactics.
A fragmentary World Markets report shows varied activity in U S and Canadian stocks and commodities. Declines appeared in early trading with many issues retreating while Reading and some rail and metal shares steadied or recovered modestly through the session. Prices fluctuated, with notable activity in Anaconda and Reading, and trading in produce and livestock showing mixed demand.
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