18 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1907
Page
1
A garbled discussion describes a drug purchase and a chemical preparation process, naming various products, suppliers, and wrappers. The text appears as a fragmented prescription explanation with references to specific brands, dosages, and intended outcomes, but the meaning is obscured by OCR errors and nonstandard spelling.
Fragmentary text describes people leaving a plantation to travel to California. The readable elements mention a place in Portugal and a voyage or movement toward the West. Details are severely garbled with missing names and dates.
Reports from Rhyolite Nevada describe near completion of the Santa Formery shaft and three-compartment mill. Hoisting of machinery progresses, with ore shipments expected to begin within weeks. Freight bottlenecks persist as railcars pile up in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, delaying bullion transport.
Feb 16 Richfield hosts a state legislative delegation led by Senator Seely and Representative Dyeorg. Utah officials receive a welcoming reception along the railroad route from Provo to Richfield, with crowds in every town cheering the visitors. In nearby Moroni county, three county officers report a drunken driving incident injuring two women and causing a buggy wreck as suspects are sought.
The body of James Dent, 66, missing since February 4, was found near a Salt Lake Route east of Riter Station by Deputy Redfield Rhields. Dent appeared walking toward Salt Lake and likely died from exposure. no foul play indicated. Sheriff Reanna of Tooele County proceeding with burial arrangements.
A Eureka gathering of about one hundred miners from the Federation met to protest conditions at local mines. The meeting, attended by workers mostly employed in the area, voiced strong opposition to management practices and called for action.
A Round Mountain Nevada mining camp may be linked to Austin by a broad gauge railroad within months. Promoted by Charles Lemon and M Overman of Manhattan, Philadelphia capital eyes the project. Construction could start by May, with a route from Austin through Nantat to Round Mountain and feeders to other camps. The line would connect with the Darar Bmilth road south of Manhattan for an outlet.
The Federation of Labor marked the anniversary of the Moyer Heywood and Petlitone kidnapping. Speakers included Weber, Dubtin, McDonald, and Gouting, praising the arrest as a notable incident. Judge Weber noted belief in an honest day’s work ahead and a fair trial.
Raspy ad copy claims Fazol Ointment cures itching burning and protruding piles in 14 days with a money back guarantee. An unclear brand name and improbable guarantee suggest a dubious medical advertisement from an old newspaper snippet.
A New York coroner charged Mrs. Wallan, wife of wealthy importer Leonold Wallan, with murder in the first degree following an analysis of a dead woman’s stomach contents. The arrest cites evidence from doctors and investigators confirming poisoning as the cause of Mrs. Hing’s death on February 6 after her husband’s opera tion for cancer. The warrant was issued after statements from examining physicians and the coroner’s report.
German exhibitors gather at Hertha on February 17 for display and ceremony honoring German participation in the exhibition. Commanders from Germany presented, including dignitaries and attendees. The event emphasized appreciation for the United States and the growing relations between the two nations.
A historical sermon discusses Israel's exodus and the journey to Canaan as a Christian pilgrimage. It links Old Testament events to modern faith, urging steadfastness against doubt and temptation, and notes church growth, debt reduction, and renewed vigor under Methodist leadership.
A church leader urges parishioners to uphold reforms and discipline within the congregation. He warns that without loyalty and action, the church risks being torn apart by internal divisions and sham practices. The appeal emphasizes piety, obedience, and collective effort for salvation.
Fragmentary text discusses Colima and Apnelate vest Apnelate tenlaht. It mentions a date or period 4 20 percent and instructs to solicit or lean toward a county action. Prohibition is referenced with a plan to complete by a target date. Content is unclear and fragmentary.
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