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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
7
Newey was fined 25 dollars or 25 days in jail for disturbing the peace after he fired a revolver in a dispute at a lunch car on 25th Street. His companion Pat Maginnis admitted key facts and received a 5 dollar fine. both cases noted the proprietor Nelson as the lunch wagon owner.
The Board of County Commissioners met in the afternoon and recommended for committee to expend state road funds. Minor claims and payrolls were presented and allowed, infirmary work progresses with roof and plastering near completion, jail heating and padded cell nearing finish, and a $100 damage claim by Martha Skillington was rejected. Commissioners Branford and Wilson were proposed to oversee state road expenditures. licenses across the county were referred to the chairman, attorney, and county clerk for action.
San Francisco reports daily recoveries from Bright's Disease and Diabetes through the Fulton Compounds. Letters from patients and agents like J G McLaughlin of Auburn and H I Maynard of Petaluma claim dramatic improvements, with testimonials from Ogden agents and a price list for the compounds.
The Senate Military Affairs Committee heard Maj. Gen. Brooke testify on Wood in Santiago. Brooke presented records and letters showing Wood violated orders and clashed with Cuban military government, including centralization of customs receipts and publishing conflicts with newspapers.
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, modern treatment for piles. It cites a testimonial from I K Wicks of Calhoun Georgia and claims the cure costs 50 cents per box with high sales and a free booklet from Pyramid Drug Co.
Senator Penrose, chairman of the committee on post offices and post roads, introduced a resolution authorizing the committee to request the postmaster general to send all papers connected with the department's investigation. If needed, the committee will conduct further inquiries.
A partial sentence notes reporting to the Senate. The resolution without action was referred to the committee on contingent expenditures.
Berlin reports the largest ever New York apples shipment, 22929 barrels and 1540 boxes, aboard the steamer Aldine due in Bremen tomorrow after leaving New York on November 19. Government agents in New York seek a transport vessel to Guam, considering Nome boats. New Haven notes Crown Prince of China may visit the U S next summer to attend Yale Harvard boat race with escort Wong Kai Kah.
Forty-five hundred bales of southern cotton, the largest load ever sent by a Nippon Yusen Kaisha boat from Seattle, depart on the Riojun Maru tomorrow. The shipment values about $250,000 and includes 3,000 tons of flour worth $120,000.
New York based Baer 1 Vapers filed for new companies in the eastern states in November with capital amounts totaling at least $1,000,000, representing a significant but partial figure.
A December note from Johnson and Jenson at Five Points thanks customers for past patronage and invites shoppers to call and see the store before going elsewhere. They pledge to offer the cheaper prices for cash and urge customers to visit before buying elsewhere.
The text notes the smallest aggregated monthly total in a series, with Pennsylvania leading at 328,800,000 and August 1901 previously the nearest at 57,400,000. New Jersey contributes 4,250,000, its smallest in many years.
For forty five years the camper keeps a lone supply of Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. The article comforts soldiers sailors hunters and campers and adds sweetness to coffee tea and chocolate like home.
Local ad proclaims 1000 watches and jewelry at half price from Uncle Sam's Loan Office 278 Twenty-Fifth St N, promising solid gold pieces, gold filled items, and Elgin Waltham Rockford Hampden Hamilton movements at 50 cents on the dollar this month only.
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