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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
15
The cryptic text fragment mentions Salt Lake City and Diketvict with unclear event details. It lists various names such as Tierney and Peters, and references lawyers or officials in a damaged context. No coherent narrative or decisive action is readable.
Thomas E. Ricks, longtime Fremont stake president and Logan resident, died in Rexburg Idaho. Born July 21 1828 in Kentucky, he joined the Mormon faith in 1845 and helped guide pioneering settlement from Utah to Idaho. He presided over the Fremont Stake and left a legacy in Rexburg and surrounding communities.
A damaged OCR fragment promotes dubious nostrums like Hale Catarat Care and Wm. Mercury pills, attributing cures to a Toledo made product. It cites fake testimonials and mixed drugstore ads, urging readers to buy through local shops while warning of dangerous mercury content.
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple names and times for post office windows and deliveries. It includes town and street names such as Millville and Preston, mentions days like Saturday and Wednesday, and references opening hours from morning to evening. Overall, it reads as an unsettled public notices style timetable with many unreadable fragments.
A damaged OCR snippet describes dubious cures and medical claims tied to a Salt Lake address and a Sanatorium. It mentions a Professor figure, various ailments, and dubious remedies, with scattered place names and misheard terms. The fragment illustrates a period news item about questionable medical advertisements and locations.
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