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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
3
A fragment quotes Dosh Wien speaking in slang about a dag, gun, hunger, wagging son with Tag, and anger. The garbled text reflects regional dialect or transcription quirks rather than a clear reportable event or person.
A local barber shop advertises a $100 prize drawing tied to a community event. It promises free entry with no cost and invites area workers and residents to visit the shop window for a chance to win the money.
The display features waists in assorted fabrics priced at 2.00 2.50 or 3.80. Elegant white embroidered options with a touch of color echoing New York fashion, including striped and tailored designs.
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted baking and pantry items with unclear names. It mentions flour, wheat products, and a delivery reference, resembling a chaotic old grocery advertisement without coherent details or dates.
A garbled 19th century style digest mentions exhibits and a case near the Oregon Short Line Railroad, a train collision near Hut Springs, and a Sunday subscription delivery. It notes marriage licenses for A S Charlesworth and Manuels Adame, a Ladies Souvenir Matinee, inspections from a Western trip, and local church league lectures and events.
A fragmented ad praises Mataee Clothing, touting expert craftsmanship and high standards. It touts Sourge uniforms and hats, promising durable fabrics and refined design. The text highlights marketing claims of superior materials and workmanship.
Tomorrow night a dancing academy program and vaudeville acts unfold at the Ca Binn Dance Opera House with Lem Spencer and Arthur Collins leading the minstrel kings. Also screening at Cameraphone Myriatreda this week, plus the Mesmerizer. California produce shipments, a legal notice, and local sports news wrap the page.
The article reportsWhitney’s return from Caserta amid warnings of drought and fruit raiser concerns. It notes heavy fruit crop and rising prices for peaches, grapes and other produce, with growers facing shortages and market pressure. California’s harvests are described as uneven, while buyers and sellers react to the sharp price moves and supply signals.
A disorganized report from the Democratic convention details wavering support for Knight and Lin, with delegates, voices, and spectators mixed across Weber County. Prominent figures and undecided factions reflect a tense push to unite behind a protest plan and a Bryan favored outcome for November.
The state Democratic convention opens with Loren Ulal presiding as temporary chair Judge Qriandy W Power named interim leader. Delegates discuss credentials and platform after a brief break, while Jesse Knight Ayakhe declines to accept a gubernatorial nomination, signaling further controversy.
A fragmented report notes one hundred cars of fruit from Itshib section this season. Advoca the Continent pushes New York and Philadelphia markets with a ninety ninth shipment effort. The Ouden Fell Growers' association acts as steerer for a large, growing movement toward expanded shipments, including paagher and other produce.
A garbled account highlights a night at the Urbeua this week featuring performances by a group led by The Worlt's Mos Marvulous Cyelista and various acts from New York to San Francisco. The piece praises showmanship while noting some confusion, crowd reactions, and a promise of future performances.
Officials confirm leasing the two upper floors of the Wiret Wallotal bank building. The Forestry Department in Washington forwarded the message to Chief Leavitt. Plans include doors, windows, a safety vault, and an elevator shaft. Negotiations continue for tenancies and possible vacating tenants.
A fragmented note describes Ingomar in a Gracian tale set in Calaveras County during a prolonged forest fire. It mentions Polydor and Parthenia, debt slaves, and a governor arc amid a balanced feature about love and dangers. The text hints at a local cinema program and warnings about great rewards from peril.
A fragmented OCR notice outlines May Manton patterns and various sewing notions and garments. It mentions patterns, garters, crepe paper, fancy linens, tableware items, corset covers, steamship cards, and other sewing and dressmaking supplies with scattered product names and descriptors.
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