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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1907
Page
7
A garbled ad fragment touts hundreds of tablets given away with purchases. It touts bargains on tonics and other items while promising to reveal details later. The copy mentions prices, labelling, and a buyers warning about printing errors in the notice.
Fragmented text describes a tablet sale with vague details about pricing and times. It mentions Sunday and 10 o'clock, and indicates some tablets are cheap or on sale. Names or places are unreadable, making specifics unclear. The note seems to warn buyers to act quickly before remaining stock runs out.
A damaged OCR note reports a brisk sale of silks and dress odds attracting many buyers this morning. It mentions limited duration and restrictions on selections, with references to stock and remaining wrapware. The fragmentary text suggests price, demand, and early departing buyers as the event unfolds.
The notice outlines a sale starting tomorrow morning on the Second Floor in the gallery area. It promises a selection of bedding and related items at set prices as part of a larger auction.
The article notes demand rising for ladies suits in fall and winter styles. It highlights a shift toward unique, explosive designs not seen before, with emphasis on early buying by shoppers and limited duplication of new looks from importers.
A Denver dispatch reports Charley J. Gabbitas and family members were ordered deported yesterday by Lightweight Judge Longley and Deputy Sheriff Wilson. The men will be taken by steamship to a foreign country while the court awaits further arrangements. The funeral of Mrs Nobert Gabbitas was held at the Bishop Me Fuchy home with services led by Allen Ligale Hunter. Speakers included WHALY McFarland Counselor Gibson and Olona offering condolences.
Disjointed references to individuals, places, and incidents surface in a garbled 19th century fragment. Mentions include crime events, supply mentions, gatherings, and vague actions at various streets and cafes.
Fragmentary text mentions a voyage or accident with unclear names and places. It references an entity or person and possible vehicle or vessel event and a crescent flood context. Details are unreadable and many terms are garbled.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a looming clash involving multiple actors. Names like Jolane Morrinan and Cheyenne appear amid garbled lines describing battle plans, defenses, and shifting alliances. The piece references operations, timing, and regional tensions, suggesting a developing conflict narrative with uncertain specifics.
The Tribune reports the death of a young bride, 18, from a self-inflicted mercury overdose at a house in Utah. The tragedy followed marital strife with her husband W.M. Jones, an Oregon parachutist, who died two days earlier in an unrelated accident. The husband’s and wife’s families were from Payette and Levitt cities, with the woman returning to Trace and being buried in Trasson after authorities listed the cause as mercury poisoning.
Fragmentary ad describes a chance deal tied to a property at 263 Washington Ave and an involved party Kuba & Bros. The readable text hints at a rental or right-of-way offer with emphasis on waiting for opportunity. full details are obscured.
Readable fragments show awards lists and exhibitors across states and farms. Trophies offered by multiple companies include canned vegetables and fruit, imitating a statewide horticultural fair. Officials from San Francisco and Utah coordinate judging of displays and produce quality.
Fragmented OCR text describes University of Utah items with names and dates mangled. Mentions departments, committees, and preparations but lacks coherent facts. Reads as a garbled list of names, events, and ceremonial items with no clear outcome or dates.
Robert Campbell, former manager of the Tab Light and Bulb Company, attempted suicide at Salt Lake. He was wounded and rushed to a hospital. doctors express cautious hope for recovery. His family plans to move to the Pacific coast for the winter as his health deteriorated.
Fragmented OCR reads about parlor furniture and display rooms with mentions of Venus Erred Nowa and Winston Avenue. The readable parts suggest discussing framing and room layouts, but specifics and context are unclear.
The board of education faces crowded conditions at Oyton High and weighs issuing bonds to finance a new building. A.Committee bond proposal outlines cost coverage and a four month election timeline. A suitable site at Ogden is favored. construction aims to start within months, pending final decisions.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a chaotic mix of business names and claims from an old Utah implement company scene. It references Alwaye at hore with gods, Chandler and Quy law allies, Nevada concepts, and multiple figures, but readable facts are scarce. The piece resembles a promotional or legal notices page with many garbled names and lines.
A lengthy account praises a physician’s extraordinary patient recovery and long patient care in Ogden, detailing a dramatic Lip cancer remission and a trial of new methods. The narrative claims dozens of hours of treatment over several days, with regional praise and widespread public interest in his work and miraculous results.
A report from Manhattan outlines a royal inquiry into alleged tapping activities by the South Pacific region and related parties. The document notes inspections of various properties and meetings with local figures, aiming to determine if further action is warranted and to prepare a formal report for the city authorities.
Fragmented OCR summary describes border activity near Basumyvigg and Thaasan Ponand with references to villages, wheat markets, and foreign acceptances. Details are garbled, but mentions Northwest actions, Meher and Lelvorpwst Fallon, and extensive troop and market notes amid unclear figures.
A fragmented report describes a day of horse losses with about 200 horses missing or dead and an escape from a company related to Daye. It references United and RLU,NbO uncertainly, with vague figures and locations, leaving a unclear event timeline.
The New York market showed a choppy session with stock slips and some gains as traders weighed shifts in prices. Analysts note cautious investor sentiment, with notable focus on bond movements and the potential impact on city and corporate securities.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases with no coherent event or facts to summarize into a meaningful news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, or places can be reliably extracted for a proper card.
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