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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pills as a non surgical cure for piles with phrases about proper ingredient combinations and immediate relief. It markets suppositories and laxatives, implying quick results for children and adults, and promises further information on request from Pyramid Co. Marshal, Mississippi.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a kitchen note about a good gem and waffle recipe. It mentions eggs and flour among scattered terms like milky, tubs, and siding related phrases, with unclear references to a person or place. The text is incompletely legible, needing restoration for clarity.
An unclear local report describes a death and injuries following a violent event near a town. The text mentions Stewie Seely leaving for Catindie, sales of town property, and a fatality among villagers. It notes Miss May Apes and Wilford Vowles among involved locals, with a funeral held in the afternoon and many details obscured by the damaged OCR.
A wedding at the Mandi temple in Coalville yesterday united Hyhnatm dish and others, with a reception in the hall rooms, decorated for the evasion. Weather has been mild with a floaty phenometer reading under yesterday and this morning. One death reported: Dwight Shenfeld, aged son of J. Shenfeld, died Saturday evening after two hours illness, funeral planned at Low Cenety burial ground.
The February term of the district court opened Monday. Judge Morse presides. Several cases heard included Maybur vs Kate Mayhis divorce, a creditors' payment for W J Wright, and the Ida Fitayeradd v Grant Carpenter compromise. The trial of Anthony Tojmyun v Union Pacific Coal Co began, but no verdict reached.
Chicago reports progress on a new relation between Harriman interests and Rock Island involving freight interchange with Union Pacific and the Denver Pacific lines. The plan completes a network between Denver and Cheyenne, with passenger and freight handling shifting to different carriers as agreements take effect.
The article reports Captain Hobson stating his retirement was approved and he cannot perform duties, denying involvement in political revenge. He describes medical and construction work issues and cites Navy affairs as a focus, with Bankhead opposition noted and a discussion of alignment with the President on retirement and duties.
Special notice invites those with HL or Dnainess to attend renidions after Wednes ry overbnge Mele dith. Wording is unclear and contains many garbled terms. No clear names, dates, or places can be confirmed from the legible text.
Yesterday's legislature session featured special commissioners named to negotiate with the Arizona legislature on ratification. Governor Wells signed a measure on penalties for grand larceny as lawmakers debated school reform, pharmacy and explosive regulations, plus several judiciary and public health bills.
A garbled OCR passage lists a jumble of names, places, and actions. It mentions trains, registrations, and various odd phrases with no clear narrative or coherent dates. The result reads like corrupted notes from a newspaper page segment.
Over 100 guests attended a Women’s Democratic club event at the State Mental Hospital, honoring Democratic legislators and candidates. Provo’s Major Bamn A Kay and Ogden’s Ava Weber attended along with many county figures. the hall was decorated, mandolin orchestra played, and a reception committee led by Mrs Whateher, Mrs Bing and others organized the affair.
Trainmen report 24 below zero at Milford and 30 below at Hatch. Emery left for Logan. Davis and Johnson arrested in Salt Lake City for presenting a fictitious $28 check. Cold spell keeps stoves busy. thermometer zero all day. Weather director Murdoch predicts warmer weather after this. A Cherry Creek man, Charles Karristei, injured when a cage cable broke, 400 feet fall. Amputation likely. Wallace Naylor of Price dies after chimney accident. Naylor survived initial days but failed to recover. prognosis remains grave.
Four admission candidates were examined for the bar before the supreme court of Ufulya by lawyers Barrett and Chituhlow. The examinees included Adolph Wy Jenson of Sanpete County, Jorg Croahy of Richhieh, Yaya Oday of Sib Lake, and Coedwin Wy. The secretary of the current state senate and a house committee member attended as officers.
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