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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for neuralgia and general debility. It claims it cleanses the blood, supports nervous vigor, and helps people like ministers and professionals cope with spring fatigue and headaches. Reverend Doherty of Sveredt, Pa. attests to personal benefit.
Molntan and Gut report rapidly. yesterday a storm left ground perfectly white and cold. J A Maysell returns from a San Francisco trip seeking investors in Wompah holdings. Helen Small awaits a plunge in Payette. chloroform accidental ingestion leads to hospital. Washington posts order to move Payette pass to Burt Venable premises. Intermountain Parcel Association and land subscribers plan a joint meeting to fund a spring project.
A damaged fragment reports Francisca April Waller X Dihinick, a former employee linked to a U S government vault theft of 380 000, was sentenced yesterday to five years hard labor in addition to a prior sentence.
Helena Mont April 30 Rose Coghlan applies for divorce from her husband John Sult yan in district court. Coghlan, who acted on stage five years, seeks restoration of her name and a legal separation while saying she will never marry again.
The article notes no change in the Western Union situation in Butte, Mant. Matt states no attempt to reorganize the local office will be made and the office may stay open permanently. Business is somewhat crippled but postal service is delivering fair and useful service. A new wire to Helena is expected this week.
Names withheld describe three youths confined for a month in the penitentiary. Harry Blude aged 26 William Newsard aged 10 and Harry Read, all from Toledo, are reported as sons of well to do families. They were sent from Lancaster to serve seven years for shop robbery and requested no publicity of their crimes.
Denver April 2 The Times reports twenty two million dollars has been subscribed for stock of a co op company to fight the beef trust should the Chicago packing houses merger proceed. National Livestock Association President John Westringer says funds back plans to build packing houses across western and eastern points to enable robust competition against the trusts.
In Missouli Montana on April 30 Harry O'Brien of Thompson's Spur was hospitalized with a bullet wound to the spinal column. He was struck while two men fought and fired shots on Sand Point Ta. The injury appears serious with uncertain prognosis.
Legislation from Pearl last evening notes a significant strike in the Checkmate blockwate mine. The ore body is described as rich, with a historic parallel to autumn finds. ownership is shared by Short Line officers and Salt Lake and Great Salt Lake connections, with key officials cited as general superintendents and a ticket agent at Ogden Union Depot.
A man named Fischer confessed to killing his wife at their home by smothering her and using gasoline to start a fire after planning to kill her during an argument. He stated he wished to avoid declaring the crime and described a prior motive linked to money. He is jailed in Sing Sing pending trial for grand larceny and attempted murder.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a wrestling incident with multiple injuries and a fatality. Names like Alexander Memullen and GL Hartan appear with broken limbs and probable fatal injuries. A collision near railroad yards is noted, with a Philadelphia party and Topeka intervention referenced. Few coherent details remain.
A geologic survey released estimates for 1902 lead ore output across U S states including Colorado Idaho and Utah with totals around 208 000 short tons refined lead and 208 010 short tons of refined lead overall foreign bullion and base bullion exports noted. The report contrasts 1902 production with prior years and details domestic versus foreign refined lead and bullion figures along with overseas exports.
April 30 report from Tempeid Cab notes five human remains found on the desert side of the Salton River as irrigation work advances. Authorities presume thirst caused the deaths, with several skeletons appearing to have lain for years in the arid region now being brought under irrigation.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that cures catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a physician endorsement, lists Cherney & Co as proprietors in Toledo, Ohio, and notes the product is sold by druggists with a stated price and testimonials available on request.
In Northwest Mexico the courting ritual centers on the woman drawing the man’s attention by dancing before him with her back turned, then gradually drawing nearer. She may sit beside him, pull his basket, and sing softly as the pace rises. To signal desire she tosses pebbles at her chosen partner, who may respond by returning the volley.
Fragmentary quotation claims a single eye feature or double pupil could affect health and cure diseases. Some say drowning victims would not decay or blink, and red pupils might cure leprosy and blindness, by removing diseased parts.
A garbled dialogue from a Boctal group scene presents a debate on the difference between a politician and a statesman. The exchange features characters planning stage roles and quips about public perception, with a backdrop of local figures and a trading of phrases. Readers glimpse a village setting with names and places like Warey ATU Hessler and Boctal group amid a broader note on agriculture and local business.
An advertisement warns mothers about birth medicines and claims dangers of opium morphine and strychnine in some products. It extols Mothers Friend external use only and promotes the Bradfield Regulator Company of Atlanta Georgia, claiming painless pregnancy and healthy children at a price of $1.00.
A damaged OCR fragment from the Times-Democrat references belief, jokes, and poverty with scattered phrases about health, hospital, and oil. It appears as a garbled historical note without clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals. The passage lacks coherent narrative or actionable facts to summarize beyond noting its fragmented nature.
A confused scene unfolds as Deven and a private argue over a pickle in a barrel. The sergeant commands to put it down and a struggle ends with a quick mouthful as the scene escalates into chaos.
Garbled text describes a chaotic moment with a woman guiding a horse down a street and a dangerous event near the pavement. Names, places, and precise actions are unreadable, yielding only a fragmented depiction of a street incident with potential harm.
Fragmented OCR style text references a man named Ltt Smirlions choosing a Bermida onion, a coinfounded machine leaking, and a medical figure declaring hidden truth about a madam. The passage imitates tabloid chatter with garbled names and odd phrases across a New York context.
A fragmentary note describes Hin Good and a party where Tom, a sporty doctor, could not attend. The text hints at advice given and a prescription related to participation, capturing a limp dialogue about missed gathering and remedy.
A fragmented report notes a public sale issue in Ogden involving a barn hike project and a rising price. Included are limited readable names and vague timing, with authorities connected to the sale. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Local listing notes highest prices paid for all Kings of Twoke logs at Ogden Tone House on Weee Wash Avenue Tele sah.
On May 16 Oregon Short Line will issue tickets from Ogden to points north and west of Pocatello including Montpelier and Salmon City, with routes via Pocatello and Huntington. Fares apply for travel north and east of Pocatella for up to 20 days, and vary by distance.
Fragmented advert claims a gompiate ethei of music education with adaptable teachers. It urges readers to join a conservatory for thorough training and invites contact for more details.
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