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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
8
The notice reports the sudden death of Johnson, son of A Kings, in Monroc. Remains were transported to Abi todas for burial. The fragmented text mentions Hol prings, Lewos Lug, and Shei Jing Std, with unclear affiliations or dates.
Rirlefield August 20 1. W Fairbanks inspecting the experimental dry farm in Grass Valley reports the fenced tract is being platted into half acre plots. Next week state experts from Logan will verify the sowing and planting of the grain crop.
A cage at the top of the 200-foot travel tower in Aiimasthy dropped nine hundred feet and caused damage to the wine vault. No one was hurt. repairs suspended until the tower can be repaired.
Richfield August 23 cattlemen faced clashes with sheepmen over grazing and fencing. Cattle were driven onto hills and burned, feed vanished, and about 8300 worth of stock was lost to poisoned weeds. In Bishield August 98 two children, ages two and four, shared a drink causing illness but recovered after medical care.
A local mercantile firm named Kimberly Mercantile hinted at closure as creditors weigh actions after managers scrambled to preserve operations. The morning shutdown involved Liable parties unnamed, with formal notices expected to follow to resolve outstanding debts and creditors’ claims.
Fragmentary readable text mentions a legal action involving individuals or groups labeled Sured Readers and refereeing terms. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. The item appears to be a brief court-related notice or gossip column fragment with uncertain identities and actions.
A federal suit alleges violations of forest grazing laws at Ulwich Forest Reserve. The United States District Court, led by Joseph Lippman, seeks remedy against Andrew Batterfield and Alfred Petrimon for sheep and cattle grazing on prohibited lands, claiming pasture destruction and impact on water supply amid other pending federal actions.
George H. Crosby, a Richfield lawyer, educator and politician, is forced into bankruptcy amid a chaotic list of creditors led by Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co of Salt Lake City. The failure is framed as the culmination of years of misfortune and poor investments, with Crosby and his family facing significant losses and only a few assets remaining, including farmland in Wayne County.
Readable fragments describe two youths aged 14 and 12 breaking into the San Pedro depot at American Fork on a night of burglary, prying open a money drawer and ticket rack in search of cash but finding none, with mentions of related investigations and local officials.
A purchasing agent paid over $50,000 to the Taylor estate for claims in Iran County as part of Utah holdings expansion. Negotiations stretched months between Gard and Cullery’s firm on six claims named Blowout Ex Smplock Magnate Chesapeake Desert Mountain and others. The purchase aims to consolidate property on the market for some time with a favorable price noted amid earlier bids.
A wife claims four children and describes using a remedy during labor to ease pain. She says the substance relieved severe contractions lasting hours and helped her cope with birth while performing housework days before delivery.
A distorted ad style passage claims Mother’s Friend "equips the patient with a wrong body and clear intellect," prevents morning sickness, nervousness, and breast swelling, and promises quick recovery after birth, attributed to a Minnesota mother’s testimony and a questionable regulator firm.
A male doctor asks embarrassing questions about female troubles and urges women to seek Mrs Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for advice and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it has restored health to over a million women.
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