Piles treated with PAZO OINTMENT promised refund
The ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching burning and bleeding piles within 14 days and offers a money back refund if it fails. It mentions a 4 cent price and asserts a guaranteed relief.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
2
The ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching burning and bleeding piles within 14 days and offers a money back refund if it fails. It mentions a 4 cent price and asserts a guaranteed relief.
Advices from Carbon county report a settlement arranged by Cornelius Kelliher and Samuel A. King with Utah Fuel company officials. Miners may sell houses and improvements on company land. Sunnyside signed, Castle Gate opposed, others split on terms. General Cannon may visit Carbon county.
John McPherson Shockley, held by police on a murder charge, will be arraigned today before Judge Chris B. Diehl. He is represented by Wilson & Smith, retained this week, and a defense team will present a plan after consulting with him. Deputy sheriffs will guard the proceeding. a preliminary examination may be waived or held depending on the defense action.
Nellie Reed, star of the Mr. Bluebeard company and the only troupe member to die in the Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago, was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Miranda Pratt of this city. The day before her sudden death.
A promotional piece urges replacing force with a natural cure for dyspepsia. It claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food like a healthy stomach, rest the stomach, and restore strength, available at 50 cents a box through druggists nationwide.
Miss Reed vowed to move to Salt Lake with her foster parents after ending her engagement with the Str. Bluebeard company. Aerial ballet led the troupe and a fire broke out while she attempted to rescue two young girls left behind in care. Her body was found near the children's remains days later.
Albertan editor David H. Elton visits Salt Lake City and reports thriving Mormon communities in Cardston and the Alberta Taylor stake. Irrigation plans by the Canadian Northwest Irrigation Co. and Cazier Cros aim to reclaim about 500000 acres via a Milk River canal. Contractors are from Juab County Utah.
In Boige yesterday the Idaho Supreme Court denied Edward Stein’s writ of prohibition against the governor secretary of state attorney general and state treasurer restraining them from issuing bonds authorized by the last legislature. The ruling centers on a ministerial act not a sugar bounty's constitutionality. It cites Williams vs Lewis.
Rumors in railroad circles claim W H Bancroft to move from Oregon Short Line to Harriman system traffic as J C Stubbs. E E Calvin rumored to become Oregon Short Line general manager, J A Reeves to general freight agent, with L B Gray and D S Haggart in new Harriman roles. Revival of Oregon Short Line and O R N merger talk.
P. H. Cannan arrived home from a business trip to Chicago where he urged support for his newspaper venture. He declined further comment but said the mission's results were entirely satisfactory.
Fragmentary text lists a board of presidents related to canals, mentions Angus and Cannon but contains many garbled terms, making precise actions or places uncertain.
Five companies attended the discussion on a proposed Utah lake reserves plan. Representatives included Rocky Canal Utah and Salt Lake and North South and East Jordan. State Engineer Doremus spoke, and a follow up meeting is set for Saturday at 11 am. Presidents will meet Prof Swenden of the US Geological Survey before meeting Prof Newell at East Jordan next Wednesday.
Three Treto high crude ore cars at samplers bring nine for the month. Daly West Mining plans its annual meeting in Denver on February 16. New York Bonanza shut due to shaft breakage. Comstock mine stock delinquent next Saturday. Crowther leaves for New York on business. Holden to arrive Salt Lake City from the East next Saturday. Wheeler Wilson mine sale set for today and closed until spring. Alta Club hosts a brimming ball with about 300 couples and visitors, lasting past dawn. Lone Mountain Nevada project eyed by a Montana Salt Lake syndicate. Pascoe granted a patent for a device to reduce smoke and fumes in smelting.
Local Ogden bank advertises officers including John E. Dooly president Horace E. Peery vice president and Ralph E. Hoag cashier. It promotes selling foreign and domestic drafts on all points and paying interest on time deposits.
The First National Bank of Ogden Utah announces Thomas D Dee as vice president and John Pingree as assistant cashier. Board of directors includes David Eccles Job Pingree Joseph Clark John Watson W W Riter Geo H Tribe Bernard White Thomas D Des Adam Patterson. Accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited.
Reports say Mammoth Mining and A 3 R company have agreed on smelting rates and that the Tintic big mine will resume activity soon.
Frederick Manuell of Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide on April 6 89 and used it for baldness. After 29 days his scalp was covered with hair and by July 2 he praised his thick luxuriant hair. The company claims the product destroys the germ causing dandruff and baldness and offers a 10 cent sample by mail from Detroit Michigan.
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