29 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1905
Page
1
A garbled ad claims a germ causes baldness and that Hersplen Herpleide destroys it. The notice asserts 100 percent success and urges readers to request a sample by sending stamps to The Herpleide Co Beloit Mich.
Offers extra dinner on Sunday from noon to eight and a 28 cent special from eleven to four. Short orders at the hour. Fresh oysters advertised as good and do in sensor. Sing and Wong, proprietors, at 244 Twenty-Fifth Street Ogden Utah.
Creamery Restaurant opens day and night at 284 Twenty Fifth Street offering dine in and takeout. Hours listed from 12 to 4 with dinners nightly and oysters, fish, and other fare. Manager is Merk at 135 Twenty Fifth Street.
Silver Parlor Restaurant advertises open bay and night service with a fino dinner on untae and Wednesday from 12 to 9 p.m. Prices include 26 cents for items and 2B canta for other dishes. The note mentions fresh ingredients and a general dining offer. Young & Charlie, proprietors, 18 Twenty-Fifth Street, Ogden Utah.
A notice announces a 260 lunes from noon opening at the Broom Restaurant in Utah offering oysters in any style. Includes limited seating and a select dinner option with promotions and a short notice on Sunday dinners.
Salt Lake Department of the Standard Examiner reports advertising man G. Cox Smith arrested for alleged interference with the prosecution of Dr B S Payne charged with murder. Cox allegedly wrote Ferguson letters urging her to stay away, and published articles in a local panel. County Attorney Parley P. Lowen states the letters and publication could influence the case. Ferguson’s father and the family reportedly knew of the letters, with Fisher and city officials involved in the inquiry.
Redmond may address labor day celebrations in the city, with a delegation invited to attend Labor Hall events. The gathering outlined committees for athletic sports and prize dancing, listing named organizers and participants among local residents and labor groups.
Thatcher, jailed for nine years by Judge Armstrong, pleaded guilty to robbery of nearly $225 from a store, waiving a jury trial. Meanwhile, L. A. Quistberg, 50s, died at the Bingham Gold Mining smelter after a chute incident. no screams were heard and he was found beneath ore.
Nonely Wors marks up a week of trading with rail and road expansion prospects. Investors eye AE Rae, May Day sales, and Uncle Bam Co. as companies in Pioche push forward while Nevada mines gear to large-scale production. Montgomery assets report movement despite heat and water shortages, with plans to reclaim and upgrade the old Bonanza area as major developments loom in the Bingham district.
A fragmented ledger notes ore deliveries totaling three cars from Bingham, two cars from Stockton, and two from Alla with one year from Thoth. It lists nineteen cars for Taylomthunton including Wom Bhaghem and Uneee and mentions Tron Tintle among receivers.
Aug. 22 Brooklyn and Cincinnati games featured Lumley's hitting at Branklyn with Batting and score details, while Chicago beat Boston in a poorly played game. Aug. 25 New York teams outclassed Al Towla tenn with fumbles and key plays as attendance reached about 2,000. Batteries for New York included Mathewson Bowermay and Clarke Thirlman Lehay with umpire John Stone.
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia in a tense contest as Gibson and Stinson lead the offense with solid hits. Hughes delivers strong pitching for Washington in a Chicago clash while Cleveland tops New York in another late season game. Attendance around 5,700.
A brief note highlights tea as a cheaper breakfast option than coffee, praising its value for money. It mentions morning routines and encourages choosing tea for a satisfying start without high expense.
A chaotic game on Jackson's ring ends with Detroit overcoming a hostile Abe crowd as Dabroit and Waddell excel. Plank dominates inside, while Seabed and Powers contribute key plays.
Providence Rhode Island August 28 The Providence grand circuit meeting at Narragansett Park opened with clear skies and fast track drawing about 4000 spectators Hesulta pacing 1000 purse In hie Dom Carr won first heat and race in 216 207 Maud Keawlck second heat Irish Balg Horas and Hen F starter 218 pace 2000 purse Doris H won second heat 204 Boiver won heat in Nasdaq 207 Sleler Collate and Great Medium among starters Trotting 1000 purse Marane won first heat 2515245 Pokey 14 second heat 218 Mullan won second heat 218 Sleter Collate etc At Sheepshead Bay New York results included Sianey I won Hamburgh Helle won Third race Malden stakes Tair Athol won Athlete second Luttice won Fourth race Oxford Incantation Don Hayas third Time 114 wifth six furlongs Luttice Pioneer second
Leeds reports B B Kherah, Australian champion, set a world best for 500 yards in minutes, 715 seconds, shaving the previous mark of minutes, 24 seconds held by himself. In Denver Roy Harteel, third baseman for the Denver team in the Western league, was listed as bound for St. Louis Americana after a cold today.
A testimonial from a reader describes achy stomachs and foul breath easing after using Dr. Clorcu's Golden Medical Discovery. The writer claims the tonic, free of alcohol or whiskey, cured indigestion and helped walking without pain, noting prior weakness and hostile stomach symptoms. The account mentions a reader named York Inn day and references Chicago.
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