13 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1907
Page
1
A pamphlet style testimonial touts Cooper's New Discovery as transforming mood and digestion. A Cleveland Indiana resident reports dramatic relief from years of stomach trouble after using the remedy, claiming renewed energy and health within weeks.
Fragmentary report from Salt Lake City council meeting notes a mayoral race and party actions. Mentions W J Walloran and candidates Gough and others, with scheduling for a Tuesday session and American party members.
At Ball Lake on Aug 12 Alma M Whorns, a year old child of Mr and Mrs Meg Whorns, died after a runaway horse pulled a cart into a crowd. The horse charged south toward South Temple, flipping the cart and throwing Alma, who sustained fatal injuries. Dr William Cannon attended and confirmed death. burial arrangements and a memorial service follow as family mourns.
James Walter Mackay of Granger died from a gunshot wound. The body was brought from Reno and taken to the undertaking establishment. The coroner’s certificate lists the cause as a sunshot head wound with details pending. Funeral services set for the family lot in Taylor.
An elderly reader describes chronic kidney pain and fatigue from a disorder of the kidneys. After trying Doan's Kidney Pills per directions, the narrator reports relief and restored energy, saying the remedy proved effective where other efforts failed.
The appraisal of the estate of the late B J Bulls is filed with County Clerk Eidvedga showing real property valued at 174,200 and personal property at 487,050. Mixed assets include 1 2600 of Batt Lake City land and 256,388 in stock. 4,000 shares of stock in Moma Aleke Minkug Co valued at 75 000, with other listings noted. Executors named P H Launung and RB Harkness. county received 17.00 in fees for inventory services.
City Food Inspector Prager will today file a complaint against the Hell Jee company for selling ice below purity standards. An analysis by City Chemist Harman found contamination from arginal sludge and decomposition, noting it does not meet city ordinances. The ice samples, drawn from arlesian well water, are deemed impure by the authority. Mr. Frazier proposes action against the company.
A Logan Canyon gun accident wounded Moses Ol gen, a Callega youth, when a firearm discharged on a Friday outing. Austin Butterworth, Franklin resident, was accidentally shot. the bullet struck him in the front rib region and was later removed by a physician after being ferried to the city.
Salt Lake Aug 14 Christopher Winberg seeks a divorce in the district court on grounds of desertion. He alleges the marriage to Christina Winberg was in Norway in 1868 and that she deserted him in September 1208, with claims the defendant left Salt Lake City for separation.
A fragmentary description recounts venom’s effects on blood and organs, noting immediate hemorrhage and nerve center disruption that halts respiration. It references the Cinco Tengo island and nearby isles as the setting for examining the venom’s dramatic impact on living tissue and life systems.
The readable text appears as garbled dialogue about agents and routines. It mentions an agent, a wart Moin, and locations like TaEpoAd with garbled phrases and unclear actions. No coherent event or persons beyond generic agent terminology can be confirmed.
Fragmentary text mentions a boastful comment by a conceited man and references to a game or event. Unclear names, places, or outcomes due to garbled OCR. Other readable bits include stray phrases and scattered words without a coherent narrative or date.
The readable fragments weave a mosaic of literary references and scattered dialogues. Names like Elizabeth, Shakespeare, Sidney, and Jefferson appear alongside hints of governance and courtly scenes. It preserves a snapshot of a cluttered page with diverse passages.
Fragmented excerpt discusses Wingate’s arithmetic primers, including algebraic tables and rules such as the Three, Double Golden Rule, and Yellowship, with references to reviews of readers and teaching methods. It notes a 364-rule system and lack of procedural explanations, and mentions teachers and scholars examining pages from older math works.
A fragment from the New York Press recounts how barbed wire, once a posterity of an inventor, made him wealthy and sparked disputes. It notes the fence and barbs as a notable protection and hints at multiple financial windfalls and loans tied to the invention.
Fragmented text recounts ancient observations of water, rivers, and depths. It references Pliny and mythic ideas about water bodies, depth unreachable by hand, and a claimed serpent-related world view.
Fragmentary OCR line suggests a local item mentioning a baby and a place, with scattered terms like Jol Tea and Lin. Readers see incomplete names and odd word fragments, indicating a damaged obituary or notice page with partial phrases lacking clear context.
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