03 Jul 1880
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1880
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text presents names and terms, unclear event or context. Core readable items include personal names Jomun B and Reyhier with Estratt. No clear date place organization or outcome can be determined.
A Norwegian bark arrives at Queenstown after a collision with an iceberg. Fire at 69 Gold Street burns a man and injures another. premises damaged $10,000. Incendiary attack in Vidleat Province targets the Lake House. Drowning of three boys near Baltimore after a coast survey yawl capsizes. Various other town news includes a bridge of misfortune, a steamer fire, and weather notes.
The Prove Woolen Mills increase production of cloths flannels jeans linens blankets and other goods and ship them to agent John C Cutler Salt Lake City Buyers urged to inspect their stock before sending east. The firm claims no cotton is used in its flannels or cloths.
An old resident and minister known to locals as a moral influentist testifies in a Bourbon Indiana store that Shiloh's Consumptive Cure saved his and his wife lives. The product, praised for lung diseases, is advertised as having a tremendous sale with satisfaction in all cases. Sold by J W McNulty Co and O C Ormsby. May 15 1873.
The 800 yard event sees the Irish team ahead 436 to 430 for the American squad amid stormy conditions. Weather improves by 12:30 as winds shift, with 200 Royal Irish Constabulary maintaining order at Dottymount.
A 19th century editorial argues education must serve life not schools, urging practical training in trades to reduce dependence on foreign artisans. It notes Utah’s harsh upbringing, farm labor from youth, and calls for more workshops and self sufficient industry to curb youth idleness.
A mix of science notes and curio items reports scarlet fever traced to milk in Manchester England a petrified shark found at La Panza Cal and a forty foot whale embedded in earth Local experiments show small quantities of materials ignite faster than larger batches and various anecdotes describe dreams during a French invasion scare a 1819 Indus earthquake and later tales of odd inventions and humorous quips from period papers.
English readers show little interest in the Cincinnati convention and Grant’s political absence. The Times and Tribune debate republican continuity, finance and reform while an Indianapolis dispatch questions Mr English’s Chicago relief donation. Some say English offered $50 more, but confirmation is unclear.
L D Repp writes from Entrors Junction asserting public belief in rich gold and silver deposits in Weber and Ogden River hills and in river sands. He urges using the Snake River galvanic amalgamation method and notes farmer hardships from crop failures over multiple years.
Lager Dar at Wade's Dreg Etore reports unclear events with limited readable text. The fragment mentions a place name Wade's and a person or title connected to Lager Dar, but specifics are not available.
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