Ogden Junction Advertising Notes and Address
Ogden Junction printing outfit sums up publisher details and business contact. Correspondents are instructed to address brevitas to the business manager.
08 Nov 1879
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1879
Page
1
Ogden Junction printing outfit sums up publisher details and business contact. Correspondents are instructed to address brevitas to the business manager.
A clipped notice lists Williams formerly Chief Fertig Osercoe Court and Richards as counsel, with address at Peery Block Fourth Street Ogden Utah. The document mentions Davy Hrs and a Wales Construction firm in connection with the case.
Voters turn out strongly as parties contest local races and statewide results. Early tallies show Robinson and Cornell leading in parts of New York while Butler gains in New England towns. statewide forecasts indicate Republican gains with mixed outcomes for governors and legislators. Results from cities like Harlem, Boston, and Springfield reflect party strengths and shifting margins.
Nov 4 report shows Stith leading for governor in Milwaukee with about 3,000 vote margin from 40 precincts heard. Smith carries Milwaukee city with 2,132 majority. outside Milwaukee 182 towns show a Republican gain of 5,410 while Wie county posts 3,006 gain. State outlook suggests substantial Republican strength at 20,000 margin goals.
Early returns show Butler leading in Gloucester and several wards of Boston while Long gains in Springfield New Bedford and Taunton. Reports indicate mixed majorities with Worcester and Lynn favoring Butler in some wards and others predicting Long plurality in key cities. Final tallies pending across eleven towns as vote counts continue.
In New Haven Colt defeats Clift to win the Seventh District Senate seat as a light statewide vote is reported. Democrats appear to sweep the legislature with Republicans expected to hold a reduced majority.
In PalLabecerata on a morning voting day the city election results mirrored last year with Republicans winning in both wards. An estimate put total ballots at about 34,000 and Republicans claiming the majority of the vote.
In GaxakEps on November 4 the Democrats carried the precinct by 200 of a 12 voting total. The county is projected to go Democratic by 500, a gain of 200 from last year.
Illinois Circaco November 4 voters faced a bright cold dawn with expected pleasant weather. Early reports show Republicans ahead at noon with scratching common and a possible mixed ticket. Banks closed at one, board of trade quiet, leading wholesalers shuttered.
Three more Bisdara arrested as Roberts proclamation arrives. Vatican to send chargé d affaires to Turkey to discuss a convention with an internuncio and bishops to follow. German fleet reinforced to safeguard east Asiatic interests amid China and Japan tensions. Spanish royal marriage set for December 1.
An elderly local minister from Bourbon Indiana declares in a store message that Shilohs Consumptive Care saved his life. The notice notes a tremendous sale and satisfaction for lung diseases, with Des Matchett & France promoting the remedy and J W McNutt Co as wholesalers.
An elderly physician claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis and other lung diseases as well as nervous complaints. He offers to mail the recipe free of charge in German French or English to any requester at 149 Powery Block Manchester NY, stamped.
Albert WN Shaw United States consul at Blanchester shares optimism about American manufacturing with cheap materials land and capital. He warns about England beer impact and argues rail shipments to trusted buyers improve butter markets. Reports on steamship weather, a yellow fever fund sale, stamp sales, a Newark rail accident, and a Napoleonic court scene recounting Josephine's distress and Napoleon's turmoil.
Aug 28 Paris reports on M Bousset’s notes about Napoleon and Josephine’s divorce. The storyline traces the project’s long gestation, with discussions involving the pope and emperor, cooling between Napoleon and Josephine, and a tense Fontainbleau dinner marked by Josephine’s evident distress.
A young boy nicknamed The Enfant Terrible disrupts a church service with curiosity about Captain Jinks. Fred, a bright nephew living in Illinois, enjoyed the performance at a concert and later watched the church exercises with restlessness. He asked his mother aloud if it was time for Captain Jinks.
A Western jury scene shows a lawyer pleads for a prisoner while the foreman feigns hearing and delays, the exchange likened to a poker player's how each side waits for the verdict. The anecdote captures local courtroom humor and the dynamic between judges juries and attorneys.
An obscure exchange hints at a quirky pursuit of mosquitoes of any quality. The text ponders time moving slowly and notes some observer who finds pleasure in watching a mosquito’s flight.
The article profiles a ten year old Russian girl from Dolachin Grodni who weighs 418 pounds and is set to travel Central and Western Europe with a showman. Her massive size requires special railway transport and she carries an unusual baptismal name Vatinitza as she prepares for unprecedented public appearances.
Dr Gorr of the American Steamship Company recalls a stowaway aboard bound for Rio who claimed escape from a German literary institution and presented counterfeit Bank of England notes. He was paid £350 in banknotes and coins, then fled. the forged bills failed at a British bank upon deposit.
A Russian editor of the St. Petersburg News faced orders to change its character or sell. He chose to sell. Newspapers face warnings and suspensions for offense trade coverage, leaving publishers unable to pay writers modestly. Despite hardship, many talented Russians pursue editing and writing careers.
A local notice invites customers to WII, Pideouk & Co. medicine and drug store on Main Street for pure medicines including Composition No 6 and Tincture of Lobetia and other remedies. It also advertises Hameo crockery ware at bed rock prices.
Eyewitness notice offers top market price for merchantable tallow delivered to the soap works at the south end of Main Street in Oden City. Barberine Sound Goods Co. invites producers to receive payment promptly upon delivery.
A historic notice lists many ailments such as headache shoulder pain cough dizziness sour stomach skin eruptions bitter taste heart palpitations kidney pain and other painful symptoms as offspring of dyspepsia.
A Philadelphia druggist offers home consultations for one dollar per bottle delivered free. Inquiries request full personal details, health status, and the nature of illness, promising professional opinions on cures. Letters to Dispensatory 1237 Filbert Street, Philadelphia.
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