09 Oct 1880
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1880
Page
1
Advertisement urges buyers and sellers to consult Robinson Wagons Co for trusted work and established reputation. The note promotes inquiries to the company for designs and pricing, signaling a sales pitch.
In New York at Tansmany Hall on October 4, George F. Stassan and Jacob Schaeffer played a championship billiards match with referee D. Cavanaugh. Schaeffer led early then fell off as Slusson dominated the later innings, winning the match in the seventh with a record setting rally. Betting ran high and the crowd roared at the rail runs and final scores.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a product or brand style but is garbled. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond a few proper nouns and a company name. The readable fragments suggest a promotional or branding line.
Fragmentary trade note describes plows Oliver Chilled and Moline offered for sale at Bain Wagon Depot in Ogden with additional partly legible names and locations.
Fragmentary notice describes two miles northeast of Hooper City land for sale or inquiry via Peter Cunningham. The rest of the text is garbled with unrelated phrases and appears to mix medical and ingredient references without clear context.
A vague advertisement-like note claims a great remedy discovered by a missionary in South America. It mentions George Weskeebeere and a recipe to cure age related issues and bodily decay. Readers are asked to send an address envelope to a mysterious recipient in Juneau.
A historical patent remedy claims to expel worms from the system and restore health. The text touts pleasant taste and complete worm destruction with guaranteed satisfaction, marketed by W. featt & Co and ELF1O Sn.
War notes report Chilean forces landing about 3 000 men and 200 horses at Chimbols on the 10th, with Captain Patrick Lynch demanding 100 000 in gold or threat to destroy the town. The dispatch adds that if paid, the gold goes to Lima. A separate column cites Times criticism of Parnell and Land League activities, plus arms searches near Mullingar and Dublin rifle sales.
Dillon townsite booms as land sells slowly while railway men push the line from Camp Creek toward Butte. L.J. Fish buys 160 acres opposite Trapper Gulch and plans plats. Hecla smelter at Glendale sustains the town amid rugged mining activity and heavy ore movement from Atlantis, Mountain Sheep, True Fissure, Silver Quartz, and Cleopatra mines.
Daily Junction notes a wide array of items including a planned visit by a grand to Hartford on October fourteenth or fifteenth, mentions 6,000 sick horses in New York City, and reports various political and economic updates such as Indiana Republicans winning local tickets, mayoral victory in South Norwalk, and epizootic spreading in Philadelphia. The report also cites New York stock exchange capitalization and a variety of European and Connecticut political developments.
Four word reader note warns against cures for all diseases yet praises a vegetable compound for specific body parts. It claims to cure lower-body troubles and improve overall vitality, urging readers to try Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver cure while noting it does not affect toothache cough or consumption.
German Syrup touted as a cure for coughs colds and lung troubles by Dr A Boschee a celebrated German physician. It claims rapid relief a strong healthy state and two million bottles sold annually. Warns against similarly named medicines and notes US introduction in 1863 with sample bottle offered.
The Washington bureau of statistics reports that the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880 saw imports rise from 445 million to about 668 million and exports from 699 million to around 325 million. Coffee, tea, hides and raw silk drive imports while corn, wheat and cotton push exports. overall balance remains favorable at about 156 million despite some industrial import growth.
The article argues that European workers can undersell Americans despite tariffs. It notes shrinking tobacco and sugar exports as proof European labor bears retrenchment. It warns that harming our best customers undermines wealth from overseas trade.
A reflective study from October Atlantic on Channing’s dominant trait rectitude. It notes his self scrutiny and insistence on moral motive, yet praises his charity and respect for individuality, linking sensibility and enthusiasm to his spiritual life and lifelong contemplation.
Advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia liver complaints and related symptoms. It urges purchase from Wm. Driver & Son with sample bottles at 10 cents and a regular bottle for 75 cents, claiming immediate relief and a free two dose trial.
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