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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
1
A dated fragment from 1913 lists a patient describing itching and scalp falling hair. The note references remedies and personal details with names partially legible, indicating a medical or pharmacy record rather than a narrative report.
Sharon and a violent assault on his wife sparked a tense scene as neighbors gathered around Sharon’s home on Great Street. Police were alerted after a heated attack, with bystanders reporting ongoing abuse and fears of further harm. The incident prompted medical aid for the injured wife and an intensified local concern over domestic violence.
A meeting of horticulturists convened with Governor J.A. Tr. presiding. Attendees included Secretary A. W. Snor, President Thomas Judd of St. George, E. D. Pill of entomology, Rob S. Northrop, and J. F. Taylan among several others from various towns. Governor Cutler was introduced.
Stockholders gathered for the annual meeting held at the courthouse at 2 o clock. The president presented the year 1903 report and thanked stockholders for successful business, noting elections of officers and directors for the coming year.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for dyspepsia and female ailments. It includes patient testimonials from Mrs. Rosa Adams and Mrs. Roger Haccon praising relief, claiming restored health and happiness. The copy urges readers with similar issues to seek the product for advice.
The Salt Lake City council debated Sunday theater openings with church leaders and theater owners present. Proponents argued theater use benefits morals while opponents urged restricting Sunday performances to protect the Sabbath. amendments were considered to permit some concerts without fees.
Alta club members plan a purchase of a 20 acre Slazip ranch on the Hoake river to create a hunting and riding preserve. The site near Speicezr Idaho offers grouse ducks and fishing, with a shooting box and small hotel to be built. the purchase aims to provide a summer retreat for members and their guests.
A proposed 190% bond issue seeks 100 and 50 dollar denominations to fund a sugar refinery project in Garfeld. Proceeds will pay debts, extensions, and improvements, including police duties and property upgrades, with bonds dated March 1 and maturing in ten years.
Fragmented report notes Scott Clawson of Sait Lakes collapsed yesterday morning while resuming activities after a fever. He had suffered fever for several weeks and was recently under medical care. Family members gathered as the town mourns a loss linked to illness and a protected attack of fever.
The article by CEM Cochrane discusses BP clearly and senly the railroad question. ANAMET, 3 rd shows what Erokiem Fe face at present Joter of the pressag etort at raltross iit Weklns.
A fragment notes the Society of the Danebtere of the American Revolcilen and a reference to convict labor tied to the date April 5, but the sentence is incomplete and unreadable in this clipping. The readable portion signals a meeting or statement by a historical reform group, though full context is missing.
A 19th century report notes officials including Rep Van Duren pressing a reform to curb railroad rebates. It mentions the Chicago and Alton railroad, embargo on Per chares, and a federal grand jury in Chicago seeking documents to probe alleged improper practices by local officials in Kansas City. The plea of immediacy is recorded with Harmphrey involved in the plea.
Pittsburg resident Ping P Campbell nominated for Congress in Séfan Kansas Apel 5 by local party. Nomination announced as Third district selections proceed.
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