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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1907
Page
4
The Watson-Tanner store highlights a large fall collection with extensive suit and coat offerings. New top coats, dress and work shirts, and a major shoe department are emphasized with competitive prices and comfort-focused fits for daily wear.
A lively notice promotes Salomy Jane at the Grand Opera House with a New York praise arc. William Arebor, noted critic, applauds the Californian drama now touring after the Liberty Theater run. The one night engagement is scheduled for Thursday evening with a robust scenic presentation and notable cast including Bre} Herta type and Jack Marburg.
Theater crowds enjoyed She Time the Place and the Girl at the Grad last night praising the show after its longest run yet. The production drew strong attendance and favorable notices from local audiences.
In Ogden, Gyder's performances attract packed houses with strong theatergoing demand. The troupe plans Salt Lake stops as advance sales surge, joining a west coast tour that includes heavy attendance and rising business in navigation markets.
The Ladies of the Macendor club sponsor a dance party this evening attracting friends. Admission is 85 cents. Proceeds go to club activities and social events in the community.
The Attorney General’s opinion addresses the board of pharmacy requirements for registered pharmacists. It states applicants must be at least 21, have three years’ practical experience in dispensing medicines, and pass a satisfactory examination before license issuance. The policy restricts licensing to those who have been examined and approved by the board.
A sweeping last day push urges residents to register and vote, listing polling places and district officers. The article notes registration delays, duties of citizens, and mentions city officials and party leaders coordinating efforts while detailing districts and specific registration sites.
Last night city council sessions discussed a special meeting for Wednesday to reconsider ordinances. Voted 4 to 3 against the winery tax provision for the old treasurer offices, with debates on economy and road improvements. Citizens petitioned for delays and property owners urged orderly actions as talks continued on street widening and utility access.
An advertising note lists framing pictures at the Big Venus by Fred Massa and associates, 8404 Washington Ave. It then reports a sharp 9 percent private discount rate shift, signaling anticipated Bank of England action and potential effects on German bank standings. Foreign exchange moves show ongoing pressure on Germany, with Paris and New York cables in demand. An excursion to Salt Lake City via Oregon Short Line is advertised for November.
Faston Ork and The Boston Clearing House announce new rate details today. The document references ten percent rates by a coat and mentions personal accounts with weekly payments. A note to customers about boniforms at the picket grocery co.
In Omaha on October 28 1900 the Cutler Packing Company head A Cadahy stated prices on all commodities would be reduced and further cuts expected to prevent financial losses. The report notes ducking horses and general declines across debs and related goods as a result of the move.
London Oct 28 Barbara Taponk Wim, daughter of Alexaidee Lapankhin ex governor of Rivalia, vanished after visiting Aldwych theater with her sister and English governess. Russian and Scottish authorities deployed resources to locate her. The governess received a handwriting note claiming Barbara was kidnapped and imprisoned in a London cellar, with threats of self harm. Police probe continues as foreign officials doubt the motive is blackmail. Separately, Portland man G Howe faces forgery charges after a spree of checks in western cities. Bail set at 1000 dollars as he awaits next court date.
A convoluted account describes a bold hold-up thwarted by a quick-witted woman near Bear Creek Canyon. Names and details are garbled, but the incident involved a passerby and a suspect chase ending with the thief’s escape. Local residents recall the dramatic attempt as unusual westward bravado.
A garbled proclamation text appears to reference Wanhlugian and Oot regions with mentions of medical, financial, and port terms. The readable fragments suggest an official notice or decree involving authorities, funds, and potentially public works or events, but the exact purpose and entities remain obscured.
A garbled account discusses Prof David Todd and the Lowell expedition to Mare, claiming inhabitants with advanced brains and a vast planetary scale. It speculates on Canis beings, engines, and the purpose of a distant world, framed as a dramatic late 19th century speculative science feature.
Report of American whaling crew members from the Unika And Anutle wrecked off Shagtarski Bay on August 1. Rescued by the Russian transport Litzim under Captain Pogi in September, they reached Vladivostok aboard the Asin and praised their treatment. At Shontarsh Bay they endured famine and offered aid to locals who later provided care.
Bankers Trust Company of Kansay City was taken in charge by W. Crewin sent by Secretary of State Swinger. Officials stated the move followed weeks of planning to liquidate under ordinary conditions. Bank assets including loans and discounts totaled $968,401.
San Francisco clearings house association votes to issue clearing house certificates to prevent hoarding and protect credit. The meeting notes conditions and methods mirrored eastern centers as a response to cash tightness and weather-driven deductions. An estimated cash hit of eight thousand dollars was reported, with totals in bonds cash and deposits cited.
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