Political battle warms Utah voters in lead up to election
Three days remain before the Utah election as candidates push party ideas of protection for home industries versus free trade. Voters are urged to consider prosperity since 1895 and seek the cause behind employment. Other items note John C. Graham's removal from Provo post office, Tom Fitch's Salt Lake visit, and calls to honor every registered voter in Weber County.
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Cleveland
Utah
John C. Graham
Provo
B. H. Roberts
Weber County
Surley
Hood’s Sarsaparilia Gains Global Sales Leader
ERIT is credited with making Hood’s Sarsaparilia the top selling remedy worldwide and driving thousands of notable cures, according to readers.
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Erit
Hood
Health Claim Ad for Sarsaparilla Beverage
An advertisement promotes Tod's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and a remedy for poor health. It urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to feel well and improve vitality.
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Tod
Hood
Water flow test at Bear River Canal project
T R Cutler and Geo Ane tin returned from Bear River country after assessing canal work. A large water flow will be diverted to the canal within days, estimated at 500 cubic feet per minute. The test promises substantial irrigation potential for surrounding land.
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Evan
Clint
Hale 2 Cartonmita Not in Favor of the Boers
In a terse note the item records Hale 2 Cartonmita expressing opposition to the Boers. The wording is brief and lacks additional context or names.
Weir Family Arrival Related to Health in Washington
Gavin Weir and his wife travel from Ogden with Mr. Walt Was visiting to seek medical aid for lung trouble contracted in Wyauilag. They plan to reach Glasgow for further treatment while hoping the climate here may aid Mr Weir’s healing amid frequent hemorrhages.
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The
Washington News
Gavin Weir
Ogden
Walt
Ogden Physicaluelcome
Wyauilag
Gisgow Scotland
Booth
Capetown
Wolf Ta Aininer
Epent
South Africa
Matabeleland
Maby
Weir Nin Seriou
Healih
Hall’s Catarrh Cure testimonial decree in Toledo
Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co. swore an oath in Lucas County Ohio that Hall’s Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh. He offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured. The ad claims the remedy acts on the blood and mucous membranes and invites testimonials. It promotes Hall’s Family Pills as the best and lists Toledo druggists selling the cure.
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Baltimore
New York
Hood
P. Cooren, Co. G
U.slil
Washington Barracks
Washington
Saraaparilla
Toth
Leeven
Leonard St
Fall River
Mass
Touxpo
Lucas Country
Frank J. Cheney
Bj, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Eaid Gem
Hall
Electric Bitters advertised as cure for various ailments
Dr D B Cargile reports four bottles cured Mrs Brewer of werotula after years of suffering. The ad claims Electric Bitters cleanse blood, heal sores, and boost liver kidney and bowel function. Sold for 60 cents by H B Merrihew.
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D. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
H. B.merrihew
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Uniret
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Tynlee
Ladies of
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St Louis
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Cere
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Buckeye
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Cartonmita
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