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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
2
A dubious claim cites Ferana as a household fraud affecting more than a million homes with rising numbers daily. The text also mentions Perwna and an alleged remedy for various head to female organ ailments, touting a free program and a financial incentive.
Washington session features a clash over the right to discharge the negro troops at Powellstown. Mr Tilman of South Carolina challenges the remarks as both men trade heated arguments. Rooneer delivers a sharp attack while Tilman is allowed to respond. the discourse ends with a firm early act mentioned amid the tense exchange.
The Utah state capital reports list a series of legislative and budget items with responses from committees, including discussions of highway rights of way and property claims. Court actions involve damages to crops and farm losses, while a land condemnation case seeks to establish a right of way across a farm parcel, with multiple party names noted in the proceedings.
Willard Andelin the noted basso travels from Roeland to Europe for a season. He plans three concerts in Baltic Lake Ogden and Provo with soprano Aprilia Clare likely joining from April. The public remembers his strong upper register and past studies in Germany.
Court notes report John Carson’s divorce petition from AncIe Cateon filed in Yukon Territory. Defendant Emma Smith sues William Smith for dissolution on grounds of desertion and failure to support, with marriage in 1903. The case cites Fair Lake residence, dates in 1902 and 1903, and involves the Western Railway Company filing suit in the districts.
Caroline Whiting sues William Whitley for divorce alleging a 20 year marriage at Great Lake area. She claims he abused her, struck her, used vulgar language, and neglected support. She seeks alimony of 12 per month and restoration of her maiden name Caro.
Authorities seize a noted counterfeiter in Gyfra after Ogden police arrest Curtie MeCos at the county jail for federal action. Investigators found coins and dies implying a clever operation using plaster and other materials.
Salt Lake City reports the fourth victim, Fred Deve, died after his illness tied to a factory incident at Murray. He had worked about four years and planned to return home to Cedar Ridge, Nebraska. Relatives in Saunders County are noted.
A 15 year old girl named Mary Bandera fell through thin ice while skating with friends near Laverty Turk Avenue. Rescuers and witnesses reported the accident as bystanders called for aid and noted the cold water and risky surface. Authorities began inquiries into the incident and safety conditions at the site.
A freight train accident near Park City on January 13 fatally injures a brakeman Phillipa Phillips and injures another crew member. The incident occurred when a brake mishap caused a derailment and a jerk threw the brakeman to the ground, with rescue and hospital transport following.
Epidemic spreads rapidly with many families affected. A. L. Pullier, his wife, and Charlie Cartis are ill at home. Joseph Jewkes Dennie Jewkes Archlie Hiverlaeton and Macan Anderton also confined with unknown ailments. Additional residents including Hert Cailds and Capmer Young report symptoms.
The well known Losurasce msn Windsor sues Lulu Mayme Windste in Salt Lake District Court on grounds of desertion. The court filing references the National Wool Growers numeration and related public notices as part of the case.
Preparation notes promise the most spectacular convention yet for the organization, with plans to hold the event in a major city. All indications point to strong attendance by key members, including committees arranging venue, security, and highlights for the gathering.
Unusually cold conditions grip the Northwest with 30 below readings at Browning and Spokane. Great Northern reports heavy drifts blocking tracks, ice and snow disrupting service from Browning to Cut Bank and Kenmore to Thief River, with telegraph wires down and trains delayed by one to three days.
Advertisement claims Pazo ointment cures piles in six to forty four days with money back guarantee. Mentions relief from itching burning and bleeding and promises quick, private treatment at home. Includes testimonials and refund offer.
In Washingua on January 16 the Senate committee on public lands considers a scheme to reclaim swamp and overflowed lands. The plan includes a drainage fund funded by proceeds from sale of patrolage by a list of states and tribes, including Alabama Florida Illinois Minnesota and others.
A clipped, dialogic monologue shows Marjorie and a narrator discussing renting versus buying in a capital city setting. The piece reflects advice from a rent agent about independence, avoiding hostile landlords, and considering mortgage over rent. The text blends mis-spellings with formal inquiry into practical housing choices and future plans. The tone mirrors an earnest, instructional late 19th or early 20th century sentiment.
A couple details the painful process of buying a home as a renter, describing failing U1 options, high installments, and defective plumbing and heating. The narrative covers interactions with an agent, repairs, pipes, gas, and the resulting financial strain, culminating in a sale offer that allows escape to a country property.
A garbled historical notice from Missouri hints at election procedures and preliminary surveys for potential public works. It mentions a five percent levy for education and directs officials to report findings and costs for contemplated projects to Congress, outlining steps for planning and budgeting.
A prominent farmer in Paris Montana shot himself last night in the presence of his wife and a young son. The incident occurred while his father was removing cartridges from a revolver, causing a fatal discharge. Local authorities reported no other injuries.
The text is garbled with missing names places and dates. It references a ball game context with unclear details about players Theo Thomas and Tiber fat back and a second report, but lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
Coloniots introduce coast travel rates with new one way prices. Seattle to Northery Traecentiore Ua and Ween lines set fares at 26.6 from Bt Fan and 33 from Cilcaga, with typical tarifas of 140 and 3150.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Kurma Burma Calcutta Tangun and a broad set of distant names and places. The fragment references battles, engines, and social numbers but is incoherent. No clear event or date can be determined from the unreadable lines.
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