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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1907
Page
8
The fragment promotes Danderine Co hair treatment with claims of strong growth and natural effects. It mentions pricing 23c and 11.00 per fore and urges sending stamps or money to a P.O. box. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Moxtello Salt Co Moestery announces to call at Maginnis and Corn to secure her claims. The notice warns the house will remain closed after a specified day and time, urging timely action to protect interests.
Funeral notice for a young woman Knowle with details of a family ceremony in Lage Pr Dascinty. Services to be held at a local meeting house at 10 am with interment in a nearby cemetery.
The libel suit by Geo Halverson against William Glasman was heard in Judge Murphy's court at 2 PM. The Standard and Examiner editorials were read. Halverson accuses Glasman of malice and manipulation while Glasman’s defense centers on editorial independence and management role. Proceedings examined prior cases involving Craig, Chambers, and the Standard publishing firm with testimony from Nathen J. Wattle and Theodore Tracy.
A chaotic evening debate at a leading drug store blended politics religion and old western sensibilities. The Druggist explained a Brom0 Cough Remedy with a plaster to ease chest congestion and coughs, priced at 25 cents when bought as the complete package. The crowd debated modern ideas versus grandmothers’ methods, while Bro F. Cave, Druggist, offered the product for sale and guarantee.
A city council delegation urged immediate passage of an ordinance to compel the railroad to build a viaduct over Twenty Fourth Street or an equivalent crossing. Critics cite traffic delays and damaged property from trains blocking streets. the rail committee was tasked to study and report.
A fragmented report recalls a youth group parade or outing with plans to publish notices to merchants. It notes police involvement and references a street supervisor directing progress at a measured pace. The piece hints at recurring monthly events and a desire to keep pace with local commerce.
Vague OCR fragment mentions a party event named Tally Ko at Viet Net Spring Sunday. It references participants, Maree and Te, with scattered phrases about attendance and location near a tower cages. Details are unclear but implies a local gathering with unclear dates and names.
Fragmentary dispatch reports Emperor Joseph departing Prague for Vienna after a short visit. The note hints at political tensions and nationalities issues, mentioning calls for broader reform and speculation about governance since the ruler’s exit.
Fragmentary report from Wisconsin senatorial race shows unclear tallies with names like Carney and others, listing scores such as 16 and 14 and a referenced total 408. The garbled OCR hints at a vote count update and big results to come.
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