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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1904
Page
7
Mrs Carrie Granfill from Tray reports long struggle with indigestion ended after using four bottles of Kodal. She asserts the product does all it claims and recommends it to all sufferers of dyspepsia and indigestion.
The Ogden council in executive session refused confirmation to two mayor submitted candidates for city sexton after security of support could not be proven. The meeting also discussed a proposed summer school visit to Ogden Canyon and sewer work on Twenty third street area.
Plain City details show the creamery stripped of large plant equipment last Saturday with bar and butter-packing gear sent to Ogden for a new pasteurized milk and butter venture. Separators and cheese apparatus stay. a skim milk station remains as a cheese-making unit. Reverend Mason to oversee Episcopal parish duties in Plain City and Logan.
Readable fragment touts Schilling's Best pepper as purer and finer with strong flavor. Claims money back from grocer if not satisfied. No clear event or date provided.
In the District Court the plaintiff Millie Carpenter by attorney Joseph Chez sues Frank B Carpenter for divorce and alimony. She alleges a January 7 assault with threats and a razor draw, escape to safety, requests custody of two minor children aged 12 and 6, restoration of her maiden name Millie Jones, and fees of 50 dollars to the Clerk plus 25 dollars monthly alimony during suit with potential permanent alimony to be decided.
Members of Fidelity Lodge No. 3 A O U W may pay assessments to W N Peirce at his office 407 Zith St Utah National Bank building.
The Peery Bros mill at Pres ton Idaho is under construction and expected to start within about a month. The Wolfe Co of Chambersburg Pa install latest pattern machinery with OC Rash as head miller and Sam Williams as chief engineer. Building extends 176 feet with three stories and two wings beside basements housing power and loaders. The plant aims to produce about 150 barrels of flour daily while employing advanced mills, dust collectors, purifiers and separators.
A promotional notice touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the only permanent remedy for itching piles and all forms of piles. It cites instant relief from first application and curing after several boxes, with customer testimonial from F. M. Collins of Chicago and mentions widespread physician support and 50 cent pricing from Pyramid Co. Marshall, Michigan.
The Hub notes the Citizens' Industrial Association formed in St Louis. Six hundred Chicago unions may aid corset workers locked out by Kabo Corset in Aurora Illinois. Wage cuts affect 10 000 at U S Steel plants in McKeesport Pennsylvania. Cotton price rise triggers 4000 textile workers layoffs in Philadelphia. AFL unions contribute about 25 million yearly to treasuries with 2 million for strikes and 22 million for aid and benefits. Brasstreet’s annual review 1961 cites irregularities and a fast pace early in the year before labor tensions and weak business sentiment.
Rumors say Amalgamated Sugar plans a Lewiston factory to join its lineup. Ogden reps swore oaths before County Clerk Hollingsworth as Lewiston’s organization formed on Jan 1 with officers led by C. W. Nibley and W. H. Lewis.
President Roosevelt states 25 566 appointments made through competitive Civil Service examinations in the last fiscal year, 12 672 fewer than the previous year, with forty percent of all who passed. Post Office tests in this city occur the first Wednesday or Saturday after May 1, plus Railway Mail Clerk and stenographer exams across several state locations in March and April. The Columbia Correspondence College of Washington issues a free announcement detailing dates, places, ages, qualifications, and positions in the Government service.
The Lower Trotter Creek rabbit drive near Echo Colorado drew about 10 000 rabbits killed and 700 participants including men women and children.
Chicago reports on January 11 1929 the death of Hermann Bein increases the total dead from the Iroquois catastrophe to 571.
Washington January 11 in executive session the senate confirmed nominations of William H Taft Ohio secretary of war Luke E Wright Tennessee civil governor of the Philippines and Henry C Ide Vermont governor of the Philippines confirming three executive appointments for the territory.
Milwaukee Boxing Club announces a six round rematch between Aurelio Herrera of Mexico and Charles Neary of Milwaukee on January 22 at 150 pounds. The bout is scheduled for 3 o'clock on fight day.
An Independent firm grows from small beginnings to national prominence. D. M. Ferry & Co in Detroit, Mich, supplies seeds nationwide and has a long record of reliable germination and freshness. Their 199% Seed Annual offers guidance on seed selection and is sent free to readers of the Standard.
The Senate in executive session tabled the motion to reconsider W. S. Buchanan's nomination as minister to Panama. The 38 to 16 vote was party line except for Sen. McCreary Democrat Kentucky who joined the Republicans.
Advert reads that terrible itching skin diseases can end with Dean's Ointment available at any drug store. It emphasizes quick relief and general accessibility.
National Livestock Association and National Wool Growers hold joint meeting in Portland from January 11 to 15 1904 to discuss farming issues, market trends, and cooperative efforts for the livestock and wool industries.
Oregon Short Line will offer a single round trip fare from Ogden to Portland and back set at $30. Tickets go on sale January 9 and 10 with return limit to January list 1904. Tickets for return via San Francisco priced at 343.506 are available for round trip, by rail or steamer from Portland.
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