04 Dec 1880
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1880
Page
1
The readable text notes an established entity and a lot ready for handling with buyer satisfaction. It references a deal to be completed with a purchaser, but lacks complete details on parties, location, or conditions.
The Denver official canvass shows Belford 27089, Morrison 24476, Murray 1791. Legislature: Senate 23R 3D, House 46R 13D. Joint ballot GOP majority 53. Presidential electors vote to be canvassed Tuesday.
A jumble of short items notes a Mrs alae of Elrat Stoughton Massachusetts killing her husband and then herself on Sunday. Evangelical ministers in St Louis plan suit against saloons for violation of the ban. Three men likely fatally injured by a gas explosion at an establishment in Newark. The treasury department issued 500000 silver certificates on gold deposits in New York, Klonlon and Laycock arranged a 1000 pound match to be rowed on the Thames within six weeks. Rochefort seeks to petition Paris council to erect statues for Commune heroes. Illinois Democrats meet in Springfield on January 8 to decide party organization. President Sherman Secretary Ramsay and others attended the dedication of Pardes Hall in Eshton Pennsylvania. Levi P Morton treasury secretary eligibility questioned as it was years ago. The Paris Intransigeant published three letters from Russian revolutionary committee addressed to Rochefort Karl Marx and Leon Klarimann.
Wane and Co intends to take two exchanges as payment for goods. Details remain sparse, but the plan outlines barter style transactions rather than cash payment.
Wana & Co adds a large stock of stationery to its offerings alongside drugs and liquor, broadening its shop assortment. The move signals a broader retail appeal and convenience for local customers.
Partial readable text mentions Laele San e Nereo and Bone Liniment with a list of site residents including Uroises and Heratchos, plus Wes McNutts. Few coherent facts remain due to garbled OCR. The remainder reads as stray names and unclear references.
An 19th century patent remedy curing catarrh canker mouth and headache with a nasal injector included. Sold by W McNutt & Co Ogden and Q G Ormeby Logan at the stated price.
Jaques German Worm Cakes advertised as an effective remedy for worms and associated symptoms. Claimed to purge worms and restore health, sold by A. McNalr & Co at ajy103m.
The notice touts Ellert’s Extract of Tat snch Will Cherry as a universal remedy for coughs colds and bronchial ailments claiming to save lives and never fail to deliver benefits to users.
Telegraphic dispatches note continued rumors that Baronesse Burdette Coutts has wed with Ashmead Bartlett denying a ceremony despite claims. Other items report a requiem for Pere LaCordaire, seditious protests, Panama canal fundraising vigor, and a Northern Pacific railroad inspection report.
A reminiscence recalls a Michigan pioneer editor of weekly papers who supported free space and mocked pay-to-publish charges. An exchange with a county official shows his readiness to publish harsh criticism while defending local papers. The anecdote ends with the official restraining a publication bout of insults.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a shop called Guocentzs and a dry goods outlet near a place named Pids Cock's with unclear context and no discernible event or date. Further readable details are insufficient to derive a full news item.
John C. Cutler, agent of Provo Mill, Salt Lake City, lists full stock of home made woolens including plain flannel from 35 cents yard. He offers many cross flannels, cassimeres, shawls, serges, yarns and jeans with a wide assortment of woolen garments.
An old advertisement touts Dea Winehetla Teething Syrup as helpful for teething pain and stomach complaints like cholera and paiva. It claims mothers will be pleased with the “charmlog effect” and urges purchase of Dr Whichells Tretching Byrapy Buld for 25 cents per bottle.
Ill formed notice promotes Brown's Western Remedies for sale in Ogden via a medical advertisement claiming cures for a range of diseases among animals and humans without verifiable evidence.
Daily Junction reports a fierce Atlantic storm and police guarding Lough Mask. News covers Khyber Pass evacuation, Ireland troop movements, Dulcigno occupation, and late 19th century imperial hostilities. Also notes wool sales, rail profits, and political shifts in Missouri and Arizona with deaths and subsidies.
The column surveys diverse findings from Europe and experts: glass globe diffusion losses range 12 to 60 percent by type, salt in the sea would form a massive pile spanning Europe if collected, paraffin treatment protects wood from damp and chemicals, and experiments reshuffle assumptions about liquid cohesion, drop size, and the influence of lip shape on droplet formation.
J W Robbins has opened a western headquarters for the Chicago Inter Ocean in Omaha. The bureau will gather news and provide editorial dispatches across Nebraska Iowa Kansas Colorado Dakota Wyoming Montana Idaho Utah New Mexico and will coordinate with Inter Ocean correspondents and local business and public figures. Robbins invites readers to contribute and says headquarters are in the Creighton block with John Calvin’s offices.
Reports from Washington discuss Ixpiaxa a bid for a Garfield cabinet role with speculation on Mayes way of thinking and the Wabash knowledge firing a secretary nominee. John E New seeks cabinet or Senate placement, Ben Warrison and others are noted as possible contenders. Jas N Tyner eyeing a post but needs a step up, while New’s past as treasurer is cited as a drawback.
The Tar Municat Factory endorses Simmond's Nabob Whisky for sale, with McNutt & Co. listed as the sellers.
Sexaton Barxem's meal described by the Boston Pil as a Thanksgiving dinner featured "cooked goona" prepared weeks earlier. Philp O'Brien and others are named as having furnished the stuffing.
The Pennsylvania railroad directors offer Genunat Gearr a special car at his disposal during his New York residence this winter, enabling flexible travel for his duties and leisure.
A coastal newspaper lobbies against Mormon influence claiming it will backfire, asserting that its rhetoric is as misguided as comparing abolitionist literature to Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The piece argues the movement lacks moral force and fails to recognize real social stakes.
A mathematician computes the difference in votes between Hancock and Garfield in New York City. Hancock 123,015 and Garfield 81,686 yield a gap of 41,329.
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett, famed author of That Lass O Lowries, is reported to be severely ill. She reportedly writes her new novel lying on her back as the public remains stirred by the early Scribner's publication.
New York financier Houtston Fisa is named as a possible candidate for the portfeuille of foreign affairs in Gar field's cabinet. He is credited with preserving the nation's honor abroad during Alabama disputes and served as a safety valve in Grant administrations. Judge Rockwood Hoar of Massachusetts is also mentioned as a potential successor to Evarts, though his manners may hinder broad acceptance.
Aztec Ruins hosts visitors Mr H J Patterson and Mr J Mackley from New Mexico with ancient relics from mines and cities. Exhibits include ruins possibly predating mound builders, adobe structures, and Pilgrim era sites, with evidence of ancient dwellings, temples, and pre adobe architecture near Abo in Valencia County.
Incoherent early text fragment mentions oiling, alertness, and an unclear subject, with garbled names and terms. Unclear events or entities prevent a coherent summary.
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