Rexall Mucu-Tone advertised for catarrh relief and health
A lengthy Rexall ad promotes Mucu-Tone as a thirty year proven remedy for catarrh and related symptoms. It claims a physician creator and vast success, promises thorough disinfection of nasal and throat passages, and asserts quick improvements in strength and vitality. The notice invites readers to try Rexall Muca-Tone with a money back guarantee. It advertises two sizes priced at 59 cents and 40 dollars, available at The Rexall Store Ogden Utah at Grant and 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Ff
Easea
Rexall
Mickly
Ogden
Alore
Grant
US agricultural exports soar over decade with cotton lead
A Bureau of Statistics summary shows US agricultural exports from 1899 to 1908 rising from 785 million to 1490 million dollars, peaking in 1907 at 1,049 million. Cotton dominates the total, with breadstuffs and meat and dairy also contributing, while breadstuffs decline due to rising domestic consumption. Major buyers include the United Kingdom Europe and Latin American markets. Canada and the West Indies receive significant shipments of cotton and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jon
United States
Thorn
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Dt mistoLbs
Besa
Tte Agrie
Watson
Ganeral
Witmals
Catria
Nilelion Annars
Militon
Wieos
Europe
Guba
Guba and Other Wess [Ndies. Cantral America
Brazil
Japan
Philipines
Germany
Marca
Chunda
Belgum
Mexico
Canada
Mtopa
Aly
Netherlands
Lola
AI Milton
Aviedenn
Esprit Getty
Ogden Tray Hate Holders Meet Notice
The agondl meeting of the hate holders of the Ogden Tray St Louis Laundry will be held at the office of We president Dr EB M Camry, ank wer of Solb Bt, kod Grant Ara, on Monday Pav 7th 1910, for electing Haw Boand of Directors and for other business.
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EB. M. Camry
Ank Wer
Solb Bt
Kod Grant Ara
Ua Mowlay
Pav
KUT Ualach
Haw
Conwoy
Millionaine Influenced Will Claim Revealed
A claimant alleges influence by Sh Louis Ma and others on a will. Mrs Rogue Deanion, sister of Braldl, testified that Blea Holdan induced Nim to alter the will benefiting her children. The instrument was presented in St Louis and Louisville.
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Sh. Louis
Lonky P. Ewald
Blea
Holdan
Nim
Tha Blutle
Ile Forting
Mre
Rouge 1
Deanion
Slater
Braldl
Rau
Mra
Damodante
Har
St. Louis
Louisville
Golden
St. Lolfelan
Bat
Colorado mining man 1s jll in Washington
New York dispatch reports Texas or Colorado mining man Thomaz Walsh of Calarady was at his Washington home with Charles Wainwright and Dr Janeway of New York. Two Baltimore physicians had attended Walsh for a week. Condition not serious until a week ago. Doctors refused to discuss nature of illness but said they are hopeful.
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New York
Thomaz ¥. Walsh
Calarady
Washington
Charles Wainwright
Janeway
Baltimore
Walah
Wala Thay Pol
Canada to feed United States, forecast by Ottawa official
Ottawa reports Sydney Fisher foresees Canada eventually feeding the United States as population and demand grow. He notes Canada’s agriculture value rising from 100 million to 860 million dollars in ten years and asserts no protectionist barriers exist to limit export potential.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sydney Fisher
Boston Nationals Seek New Players for Stronger Team
New Fork It-Manager Peed Laka of te Donton Ratteale travels to New York to secure players for the Boston Nationals. John McGraw of the Rev York Nationy approves prospects, with Latics tanion to WeGray jr as reserve if needs arise and several valuable men ready as potential signings.
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Jao
Peed Laka
Donton Ratteale
New York
Ta Sesraty
Hhis Temo
Woman Aims to Become Expert Farmer in Missouri
This report notes Elizabeth Moore daughter of Mrs Moore will study agriculture at the University of Missouri Columbia and pursues a goal of becoming an expert farmer. She is a member of local women’s clubs in St Louis and will work toward qualifications in agricultural science.
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St Louis
Jan ii
Milas Eliabeth Moore
Irs
Poi Ny Moore
Clube Ad Vuefar
University of Missouri At
Cornell Alumni Elect Field Committee Action Result
Cornell Alumni elect a field committee with Henry Saho and Captain Uegrand De Graft Simon named from Buttelo Murray Holliday and North Tonawanda to oversee farming and related tasks. The group plans to coordinate practice and ensure proper conduct, with emphasis on timely reporting and efficient management.
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Triacr
Henry Sahoelkoof
Buttelo
Murray & Holliday
City
Uegrand
Thom Johnson in New York for a brief visit
Thom Johnson, in New York, asserts he is only tired after a long night of campaigning. He dismisses reports of illness and says he remains firm in his political activities while denying any major health concerns.
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Thom Johnson
New York
New Yorks
Tom le Toko Ren
Cleveland
New ‘York
Johnson
Thanks and praise for Ogden Wool Growers convention
A letter from the National Wool Growers Association repays Ogden for the forty eighth convention's warm hospitality. Mayor Witliam Giaswain and ALTE Heywood receive heartfelt thanks for the reception, with praise for the city, Weber Club, and Otah Wook Gyowers’ efforts. The note lauds arrangements, entertainment, and facilities, noting the Salt Lake gathering and the successful convention hall program as exemplary.
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Oxdon
Tra
Otters
Witliam Giaswain
Alte Heywood
Weber, Clit
Cenrgo
S. Waller
Deg Bates
Woolmaq
Mr. Walkers
Glagmana
Salt Lake
Mynalf
Ulaniwang
Govércar
Utah
Qeden
Weber Club
Hiks’ Club
Otah Wook Gyowers
Ase
Eitzena
Deden
Dicke Ab
Yin Ogdenn
Hershaim
Heywood
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Chicaga
Taler-Amountalp
Youtnal
Raynolde
Yanr Etengntit
Ogden Wool Growers Meeting Acknowledges Support
The letter thanks Utah officials and Ogden clubs for hospitality at a wool growers gathering. It notes the governor mayor and war clubs involvement, and praises attendees, hosts, and sponsors for their support and accurate reporting of proceedings. It wishes success and prosperity for all parties and the club’s activities.
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Ogden
Meredith
Alan
Smarthy
Utah
Ogdun
Wks
Ogdan
Uw Wksootulian
Thhan
Lord's Prayer Discussion By Rev Carver At Presbyterian Service
Rev Carver led a detailed sermon on the Lord's Prayer amid a musically rich Presbyterian service. The event featured Mrs Stevens and Miss Heathen Haruil with violin solos and a chorus, drawing praise for theClarité of performance and the spiritual emphasis on communal prayer within historic church practice.
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Burnay
Mrg. Stevens
Lidde
Gounod
Ly Ine Dowell
Heathen Haruil
Schiumuan
Ur ‘Ming Margaret Agwontrong
Ming Ziguer
Ming Diddie
Carver
Yueh Jolin
Lee Tinpitiat
Yel Laught
Paul
Laader
Week of Prayer Credited With National Unity and Sorrow
An editorial voice urges a focused week of prayer to unite communities amid national distress. Names of presidents, states, and cities appear in a sweeping, if fragmented, meditation on faith guiding civic life and remembrance of past leaders. The text recalls Tyler, Van Buren, Fillmore, Garfield, Taft, and others as it laments division and calls for prayer.
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Pat
Keyser
Pennaylvenia
New York
Ohio
Virginia
Roosevelt
Willan
fMnses
Garfield
MacChiley
Tatt
Taft
Uteco
Tuchann
Polk
Manmachusetts
Hea
Ann Adama
John Gurney
Grant
Goulniim
Taylor
Sewes Rowe Hasnyulite
Fonpayivunta
Buchanni
Fou
Indi
He_juuin
Tyler
ANL
Virebiln
Tex
York
Kentuety
Abeba
Mathis
Vennesace Tikinels and New Ieeway Leaders Named
Fragmented passages mention figures Liza presidents, a group called the Maids, and several named officials. The text references an oath in an official setting and a transport scene toward the capital, with unclear spellings and garbled names.
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Vennesace
Tikinels
New Ieeway
Tiya
Fontaylvaita Wien
Wiwtllyaton Dod
Arthur Alexander Ordered Released From Jail After Lynching
The article reports Arthur Alexander being ordered released from jail following a lynching in which Mina Anna Polly was murdered. Sheriff Fred D. Nelli and the court faced challenges in securing sufficient evidence to indict Alexander, despite the purported incriminating remarks by a last witness. The piece references attempts to issue a new order and mentions several individuals connected to the case in a period-voice tone.
Size of Men's Feet on the Worease
Fragmentary OCR notes describe measurements and exports, with garbled phrases about footwear sizes and possible references to a person or place. The legible bits mention feet sizes, a Brocklin, and unclear terms like forger and grease, but no clear events or outcomes emerge.
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