11 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
1
Odd fragmented note lists cafes and oysters near Ogden Utah with scattered names Prognatore M4 Teenly Mitt Strewt and Bing and Wong. Mentions all hours and Alt waste in garbled text without clear events or outcomes.
Boston cafe announces daily operating hours from morning to night. Includes garbled lines about offerings and extended service. Proprietors Wong and Tom advertise at 284 Twentyfifth Street with mixed legible and unreadable text.
Ruver Parlor Restaurant ra Bue diner on Sunday and waaay from 12 to $ p.m. 2 qm. Wa site ule lutch all day, waly 25 centr. 'Sport orders at all hours, all Kinda w fresh oywlers, came and fish n nos me, Ubpe Sues, 256 ta The Noadlew. Ase to the. JIM KEE & LEON TON, Proprietors, 1 Twenty-FINK Streets, Ogden, Utah.
Local eatery offers lunch from noon and dinner nightly with private party options. The Propritors Leos promote private dining parlor services at 25th Street Dekea, Utah, while a garbled inserted travel note references Washington, Garrison’s men, and a memorial.
A readable fragment notes a local event involving Sewmich and a community effort. The item mentions a small settlement or gathering at a place identified as Little Ley Weal, with emphasis on a cooperative action or tie in progress. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR.
A garbled 1900s style narrative discusses Salt Lake City, Wyom, Oregon, and Western states planning an intermountain exposition. Mentions directors Lester Freed, the state fair, and a projected autumn 1907 opening as part of a regional exposition benefiting Utah and surrounding regions.
J H Young promoted to general manager in the Southern route project with duties tied to Lehi Utah. The meeting at the Commercial Club discussed locating a glass works in Lehi and promoting new enterprise while advertising funds. References to Moris and Moore involve hotel town tensions and public health notes about diphtheria and serum use in hospitals of the era.
A chaotic arraignment recounts the capture of six alleged toughs linked to a spate of damages and assaults. The report lists names such as Hagar and Miver, notes late May activity, and mentions charges including damage, burglary, and violent acts. Authorities detail extensive investigations and upcoming court dates.
The Logan County suit details injuries from two incidents involving city employees and equipment. Four citizens seek settlements totaling thousands of dollars for damages and injuries. Plaintiffs cite contact with a tee cleuttie, a horse accident, a wagon wreck, and a live wire incident as the basis for claims against the city. The council heard testimony, with several assessments proposed while one attorney filed for judgment in the case and a judge prepared actions in related matters.
A historical pamphlet describes diphtheria toxin, antitoxin development, and early vaccine experiments. It notes preparation of toxins, animal testing, and attempts to induce protective immunity, detailing procedures and observed responses in test subjects and the evolving understanding of antitoxins.
J P Carleton remarks on charges in twelve years at When Johny Dogs Mace ing Home company based in Whe. The firm, with forty members, plans a Los Angeles dinner and Rio Pedro line travel. W T Carleton’s son, a West theater figure, led the company and praised western progress and prospects.
A fragmentary death notice reports Bader Morrahan aged about 60 who died after a year in poor health at Ogden General Hospital following a weekend admission. The piece notes family connections in Pennsylvania and mentions requests for disposition instructions from Bridget Gaff, sister of the deceased in Warsaw, as undertaker Maerl prepares arrangements for burial.
The Bee reports a notably stronger than expected cabinet under Jannerman, seen as cohesive and decisive. Conservatives praise the swift consolidation, while Liberal papers acknowledge widened support and the cabinet's potential to rejuvenate Gladstonian politics abroad and at home.
The Daily Telegraph comments on Sir Charles Ditka and Lord Spencer in a heated exchange over ministerial appointments. The Liberal opposition faces accusations of cowardice and bigotry as debates on foreign affairs unfold.
The article reports F. L. Power, a noted stage director and long-time company head, suffered complete tongue loss due to a caustic injury linked to smoking. Surgeons say he will never be able to resume acting. Also mentioned is the grounding of the steamer Angola off Morro Bay, with plans to refloat and salvage underway.
The advertisement extols Postum cereal as a universal cure and health aid. It describes testimonials from patients claiming coffee withdrawal cures various ailments and promotes Postum as a safer, purer wheat based beverage linked to improved digestion and vitality.
An historical medical note discusses coffee as a potential factor in gastric and cardiac ailments. It references various researchers and theories, noting observational and experimental suggestions without conclusive proof.
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