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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
7
Random references note a Fires sem ent hall gathering tonight to honor F. Arete Parker amid mentions of Parker Coal Company and local political and business activity. The text includes references to a county ticket convention, funeral arrangements, conference rates, and corporate name changes, with fragmented details across multiple entities.
A garbled report references a former OCIEN Tre department member and web project near Siaha, with unclear names and dates. It mentions a recent purchaser and a plan to extend efforts, involving several disjointed proper nouns and numbers.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a petition in a supreme court matter with names like Frank VWatmax and Atorner MOM RA. The legible bits indicate a legal filing or petition process, but the text is garbled and several words are unreadable. The fragment references legal terminology such as petition and court action, with unclear parties and jurisdiction.
The court extended the case to the October term for argument on the application and to decide whether it exceeded its jurisdiction in disturbing the appeal. The matter remains pending as arguments are scheduled for the next term.
Congressman Howell reports the bureau has granted pensions to several Utah veterans and widows. Names listed include Ann M. Booth of Grantville, Elle P. Shatter of Grantaville, Bya n Dean of Dean, Albert H. Neat, Jason Wolcott of Salt Lake City, among others. Some increases over previous amounts were noted.
Beattie foresees many railroads as competing lines push toward Beatty and Goldfield. The San Francisco conference failed to finalize plans with John Brock of Tonopah and J R Clark of Salt Lake road. Clark asserts readiness to build to Beatty while Brock signals progress, with both companies actively advancing in Nevada’s mining districts amid tense bargaining and broadened expansion.
The report details a boxing bout between Nelson and Bullivag, with Sullivan and McGeogrey figures in the outcome. It notes controversial scoring and financial disputes including a $22,000 draft on New York and sums tied to the purse and desert with Rickard.
A fragmented notice from Maine mentions Sept events and individuals including a naval secretary and a speaker. The text is garbled, but implies a formal arrival or address linked to state matters and visiting officials.
Members of Slighte nf Prohone are requested to meet Thursday Sept 6 at one oclock sharp to attend the funeral of Brother John Sables. The event includes dress patterns and the latest fashions, with demonstrations in coat making and fancywork projects. Numerous articles and novelties are advertised for attendees.
The report outlines a peace conference with key figures such as Bartholan and Taran, detailing attempts to advance negotiations, ratification of preliminary measures, and tensions over enforcement. It cites American involvement and international powers, highlighting cautious optimism and persistent obstacles delaying a broader accord.
A scrambled account of railroad freight rebates and coal pricing in Utah, detailing a 25 cent per ton reduction proposed for storage and shipment by June to August, with 2 cent to 9 cent adjustments argued by Gould, Harriman, and Union Pacific lines. Disputes over eligibility and consumer rebates sparked tensions among coal dealers and railroads, affecting Salt Lake City markets.
California excursion dates run from September 4th to 14th with travel routes including Ogden to Man, via Portland, and connections to Lavdareles and Tyrn to Sunhem Pache. It notes transport to Los Angeles and to mr vi G, with stops and return in October. Sopanvers allowed.
A garbled account discusses the exchange of professors between American universities and German and European institutions. It mentions Kennard, the influence of American universities, and expectations of academic collaboration and curriculum shifts amid postwar tensions.
Market notes show varied activity at today’s opening with gains in some issues and declines in others. Northern Pacific, Reading, and Atchison faced selling pressure while Northwestern and New York Central edged higher. copper and steel shares moved mixed as traders weighed readings from the steel market and crude demand.
Kansas City livestock market reports show steady to weaker demand across cattle and sheep. Heifers and cows traded around 5.60 to 6.60 per pound for heavy cattle while feeder and western feeder categories ranged near 2.50 to 6.50. Lamb and lambs sold mixed with muttons around 4.40 to 5.75 and sheep receipts near moderate levels.
Fragmented OCR text mentions International Harvester Co and trade related notes. The readable parts reference locations such as Nara and Tevonal, with unclear names and terms. The passage appears to be a garbled business note or ad, lacking coherent events or dates.
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