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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1880
Page
3
The long meeting reports praising ward bishops, youth virtue, and church unity as Elders, High Priests and Seventies discuss priesthood authority. Speakers warn against worldliness, urge Gospel diligence, and recount challenges with Congress and anti Mormon efforts.
A large congregation was called to order by Councelor L. J. Herrick. The hymn Come Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire was sung and prayer offered. The chair led Let Zion in her beauty rise as sacrament was administered and the Weber Stake of Zion authorities were unanimously sustained.
The speaker decries disunion and calls for love and harmony among Latter-day Saints. He urges elders to foster brotherly unity, reject party strife, and support cooperative efforts led by revelation, with a grand jubilee promised for Salt Lake City on the 24th.
Amos Flurison and White Peters found an iron pot with four thousand dollars in gold and silver while bathing in the Arkansas River forty miles east of Pueblo. A yellowed buckskin purse contained a dated letter from 1860 saying the money was stolen in Chicago and left for anyone who found the pot to keep.
Provo Woolen Mills now turn out large quantities of flannel fabrics including flannel, jeans, linings, and blackets and ship to agent John G. Cutler in Salt Lake City. Buyers advised to grade their goods before sending payment. cloth is produced without cotton or shoddy material.
A garbled ad lists Elieet's Dastight Liver Pile as a remedy for liver and stomach issues. It touts broad claims and a long sales pitch from J. W. McNult and Uncle Sam's Nerve remedies, with scattered locations and dates.
A fragmented advertisement lists Brane Books Slates Ink and Waile's Drug Store at a street corner beside Main Street. The readable text suggests a local trade notices section for shop names and goods in a small town.
Seva writings appear amid garbled text about family mistreatment and a sale by J. W. MteMati & Co. unclear names and places render details uncertain. readable fragments imply a legal or notices context.
A reportedly famous remedy discovered by a missing person in South America is discussed. The text mentions self-addressed envelopes to the author and references a breakthrough tied to a person named Jomern T. Iesax, with a date in Awe fork Gly and a strong focus on claimed medical aid.
A reader urges strict but fair action against roaming tramps, proposing a safety committee to assist police, conduct raids on shelters and barns, and assign public works terms with eventual city exit if reoffending. The letter also notes varied 1880s global and national items.
The afternoon bulletin reports Gen. Geant and party arriving in Colorada and a turkey outfitting a Mediterranea squadron. Four officers of the third Army corps will vote for STancock. Plenaries mention Ireland crops, Boston elevated railroads, and Pasco mine fatalities as seventeen bodies moved. Local notices include a Dalon's church wedding interruption and a PerNambuso massacre with twenty killed.
July dispatches report Lord Goschen discussing Asia Minor woes and Ireland with a remark about fifteen Irelands to manage. Other items describe G T Dresser returning from the White River massacre scene, reinterring Meeker and eight others, finding a four foot chain on Meeker, and Colorow and others planning talks with Ute commissioners at Uncompahgre.
A dated advertisement touts Ejlert's Extract of Tar and Cherry as a standard remedy for throat and chest ailments. It claims the product eases coughs and strengthens respiratory issues, with attribution to J. W. McNair & Co of Sun.
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