17 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1906
Page
1
A testimonial letters that Cuticura remedies possess true merit recounts a physician endorsing Cuticura Soap for skin conditions. The misspelled endorsement notes long usage and pride in publishing the letter from a Dr. D. H. Fishery of Big Pool Maryland dated May 1905.
An advertisement touts Cuticura The Set priced at $1 for a complete treatment addressing pimples, skin irritations, and scalp conditions. It promotes using Cuticura Soap and Rubbing, plus The Cuticura Pill for various skin issues from infancy onward, claiming relief during outbreaks and soothing symptoms.
Officials expect Denver Rio Grande and Western Pacific to buy a large Salt Lake farm once owned by a church group. The plan is to construct the Gould system’s largest shops on the 1120 acre tract by the Jordan River, north of 12th East, with a 2009-man workforce and a $20 000 monthly payroll. The deal involves leasing the dairy orchard and farm buildings, and a prominent railway leadership presence is noted.
The Mining Review notes strong interest in Utahs Henry Mountains and Garfield county White Canyon district, plus Nevada's mining appeal. Prospects attract prospectors and investors despite travel hurdles, with emphasis on feasible routes from Green River and Hart Mountain toward Arizona and Colorado. A Utah child rescue underscores local concerns as mining talk grows.
The narrative describes a military guard inspection showing poor equipment and the need for reorganization with about 6000 annual personnel costs, while reporting a separate Eureka fire at the Yanker Consolidated dining works injuring Frank Cook but not killing anyone. It also notes a livestock shipment season starting with 1500 head moved from Union Stock Yards toward the Pacific routes, and progressive railroad adaptations for seasonal transport.
A big cattle shipment marked the Utah spring season as railroads moved stock from North Salt Lake yards toward Omaha and Wyoming. The 1601 head, costing 8 to 24 per head, was loaded over nine days by Ballantine & Beare with M X Parsons backing. Multiple lines, including Bla Grands Colorado Midland and Union Pacific, carried the herd toward market and future ranges. An upcoming week aims to move about 607 more carloads of cattle, with Oregon Short Line already booking around 800 carts for shipment to Wyoming and beyond.
The Cranil national guard meetings tore its sovereign appropriation amid federal aid delays. Major Hirst reports a rushed inspection will soon occur, as ten men faced delays and resignations while a new act is inspected by the War Department.
The Shriners announce a large excursion from Lincoln and nearby cities to Calltarma, listing delegates from Aran Rapids and other regions. The trip, described as a week of outings and civic events, includes stops at Hermon, Moniam, and various towns with participating groups from Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois, and Chicago.
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