06 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
1
A testimonial from G Tarrah stating Peruna brought relief from chronic gatarrh symptoms described as offensive breath and headaches. The writer claims dramatic personal improvement after continued use, urging others to try the product despite prior discouragement from naysayers.
Fragmented OCR reports the discovery of a dismembered boy found in a lake near GhMings Avenue. The gruesome details describe body parts recovered and initial misidentifications of the victim, with investigators noting the severed limbs and clothing.
Essen reports that Swedish army Colonel Unge has developed an air torpedo with rights granted to the Swedish government for use. Details are secret but tests indicate strong potential. Claims mention naval deployment and land fortification applications with three variants for sea, land, and mountain operations.
Voters in Guthrie and Lawton weighed party loyalties as Republican P. Finn of Oklahoma and Democrat Dadi Werat faced off in the contest for the United States Senate. The main clash centered on U.S. Representative Bhat S. Atochuke of Towne versus Tinigee Rays of Wainer for the first district congressional nomination in a race shaping the party’s outlook.
An account reports an outlaw shot and killed in Arizona near Atiz Ave. P. T Dorntny a member of the ald atya, Alvord hit of natlaws who pass ten yeate fe. qperatin, tewmuthery Arizona, wok Kiet wtay in his va. Jone at Wiley, by Arizosn ranger AWiivaM Speed, Koved kenebe ter garve Twat wile a warrant when the tal Ve Weomahie played aguavethare voon Snned Med.
A August campaign event in Nts aMavobs drew about 200 attendees as Parker and allies outlined corruption concerns and campaign finance questions. Speakers praised candidates and urged voter support while addressing corporate influence and accountability.
The American League plans immediate action against gambling in baseball with President Johmann announcing a league wide crackdown. Clubs will be urged to enforce betting prohibitions strictly and may employ private detectives to expose and track bettors if police cannot ensure enforcement.
San Francisco August 1 Frederick Carr, stockbroker, disappeared after the New York stock exchange closed. A warrant was issued for Dorr on embezzlement charges stemming from allegedly misappropriated Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail stock valued at $14,000. Dorr reportedly fled toward Los Angeles after leaving the city.
Warhington reports May total excavation on the Isthmian Canal showing net increases. A cable from Antunet Coothaly cites daily output and monthly gains in cable yards while steam shovels moved substantial material. The record notes rising totals in the canal project with figures for previous months and daily averages.
Utah court weighs rights of private fish ponds against public waters. Defendant altered channels and built ponds and screens to trap fish while arguing streams remain public. Judge finds no injunction necessary but warns that future pond construction must not obstruct natural channels or harm fish passage.
In a case involving Dayevey and others the court determined that private ponds stocked with fish may be regulated to prevent public water from entering. The judge ordered screens at points where public waters flow into ponds and appointed a county official as commissioner to oversee construction and maintenance. The defendant agreed to comply with regulations for required screens to stop private ponds from draining into public streams.
Advertisement offers Lagoon Route excursion at $1.00 in Salt Lake City for Friday evening travel. Details mention departure times and rain policy as standard for the ride, with fare and inclement weather notes implied.
A prominent sheepman known for his long career on the railway lines has died aboard a passenger train near Rend. The obituary notes his extensive work with local flocks, his leadership in the community, and plans for a quiet funeral in the family plot.
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