Unclear historical note about timekeeping and remedies
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attention to a running clock, a bee watch, and curing property issues. No coherent event or entities emerge.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attention to a running clock, a bee watch, and curing property issues. No coherent event or entities emerge.
Western Golf Association selects Sem Sif and Chandler Fgan to form the Qlynaple Cup team. Gloms his coroperation at Glen Neha country eins Sere marks tomorrow. Paired with C. Poxnes Jr. of the Western Hem sxitatla Gottadanciation for the cup effort.
Community notes mix social visits and business in Rawlins and nearby areas. Mentions of residents like J H Clause and W C Hercock families, a card party, a wrestling match referee Sebring, and Weatherby meat market. Also reports sports wreck on Yellowstone special train, funeral arrangements for Joseph Hall, and local arrests and runaways.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a train incident with delays and engine issues, plus local theater notes. It references Jaet kik, Joby Parl Blue Jeecala, and the Opera House, with Magda performances and a program charge. Names Gen J Kelley Mix A Pickton appear alongside families returning from a trip and deliveries to Gedea merchants.
Mrs Fred Buen of Spokane and Mise Ella Stalan of Taylor avenue exchange greetings in the morning. Miss Dove and Miss Paine return from visits to Victor and San Anthony. John Heaves and Stringhem Bay of the Utah Light and Power Co. enjoy a day in Salt Lake. Four from Independent Telephone Co. arrived from Idaho yesterday at 3 30 p m in an automobile. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church hosts a farewell tea for Mrs Ellen Cromwell and Mrs Beacon this afternoon. Mrs Brownell plans a Reno trip. Mrs Dearon will depart for Boston. Seventeen travelers from Salt Lake join J D Stolth and family from Jackson Ky at the Burns hotel.
A fragmented notice describes household furniture for sale and reports a double tragedy. Henry Drenter allegedly attacked Grace Reed, killed her, and severely wounded Bamuss Monte, with an attempted assault on an elderly person using a weapon. Local authorities respond.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who assisted and offered a helping hand during the illness and death of our darling, Walter Irwin. Your kindness and support in this hour of sorrow are deeply appreciated by SMR and MRE.
A massive labor parade winds through the city led by the Machinists Union and various trades. Delegations join from Becker’s Brewery and other towns as governors, judges, and police officials watch a long, decorated procession with carriages, floats, and marching bands. The afternoon program includes speeches by Governor John C. Cul l er and Judge Howell, followed by sports and a public celebration in the park drawing large crowds, with calls for road and bridge improvements to aid commerce.
Reports from Rambeys camp in Nevada indicate rapid growth and expanding activity. The Clark dytn mine project near the Chromeo shaft shows ongoing development with ore showing free gold. Exploration aims to determine vein extent and potential value for the venture.
The passage warns of agricultural decline and rising population pressures. It urges reform in farming, fertilization, and land use, linking these to national security and economic futures. It calls for organized national policy, reorientation from manufacturing to productive agriculture, and timely action to avert societal collapse.
Fragmentary passage shows emphasis on nervous attention to practical occupation of restoring sericulture to its due position in the nation. Contains incomplete ideas about national plan and industry importance as part of broader economic recovery.
Home Folks escort the Great Commoner as W. J. Bryan sails into the final leg of his world trip aboard a special train leaving Jersey City. Fans greet him warmly in the waiting room while Nebraskan delegates plan receptions in Lincoln and Detroit. Bryan hints at public influence shifting toward economic questions and asserts the tour will extend with further speaking engagements through September.
Mr Bryan plans two appearances in North Carolina and ten in Alabama and Tennessee with events starting December 4. The party, including ex official Renton McMillan and others, will meet at Victor hotel then proceed to Brookville for a reception at City Hall and a stop at the fair grounds. A formal welcome by Mayor Cods is planned and a dinner and entertainment program will follow at the Cadillac Hotel. The event aims to draw large crowds and highlight party activities with a projected audience of about seventeen thousand nationwide.
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