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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
8
An advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle aid for hair growth, claiming it produces rapid balr and igzuriant growth in all conditions. It guarantees satisfaction and offers a money back sample with a mailing address to The Danderine Co. in Chicago.
Fragmented OCR lists train arrivals and departures across multiple routes including West, Nevada, Utah, and Lake City. It notes passenger movements, timings such as 6:36 pm and 2:54 depart, and entities like West, Nevada, Southern Cab, and Senate terms, with names such as Doane and Glavens.
Two locomotives and three cars derailed after No. 2 Atlantic Express collided with No. 4 Overland Limited near Truckee California. Three Pullman cars were damaged with passengers harmed. authorities report no definite injury counts, while crews freed trapped riders and assessed wreckage through the night. Names of injured include Mrs J. McCourr of Galland and Mrs. Ger Galbrit of Fresno.
The funeral of Frank Neeser engineer wing, killed in the Garines Nevada wreck Monday, will be at the First Haospital church Ogden at 2 PM Friday under the auspices of local crafts and church groups. Rev Hares Bloat will officiate. Interment follows at Mental View cemetery.
A fragmentary note from Dallas references a return fare of 41.10 dollars. The text includes codes and names such as Vie D and Cronin agent, but details are incomplete.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Bishop Woolley travels to New York for a board meeting related to a religious or organizational panel. Details are garbled, but reference to a January 21 event and a committee or board suggests formal proceedings. Possible mention of a "Parner" or "Amilpasseted Newly Mines" appears distorted.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an excursion to Seaver TauRZoih and reference a 1572 rid trig event with Tiebats pent 30 series annual Bes Wb. The text hints at want for results and details but remains largely unreadable.
The notice lists rail fares from Ogden to Portland and other routes. It mentions one way and round trips via Horstald and So. Far, with prices such as 142.58 and references to Los Angeles and Quentin Vor Angeles routes. It reflects historical regional travel pricing and timetable notes with multiple destinations and connections.
The district court heard the case of Caroling Do Caineve versus the Short Line Railroad Co over a $91000 recamtene due fee. The incident allegedly occurred when a creek near Tasauir was crossed on September 4. After brief deliberation the jury returned a verdict with no further action.
A local group announces a round trip excursion to Salt Lake City departing soon. Tickets are available now and priced for a limited period, with a final departure date around January 20th.
An obscure reference describes an anarchist plan connected to a parliamentary de vive, involving imagined figures and a staged event. The fragment mentions a May date, Fakely named individuals, and a perceived assassination scenario tied to a royal context. Entities are unclear due to OCR garble.
The review highlights Louie Clair Patter and David Coren presenting a Grand House production tonight. It praises character portrayals from Brion reffied to Aust Doshy and other Southern dramatic types, noting vivid stage detail and Darwinian touches in the humor and plot.
The romantic comic opera Red Feather by Reginald Dako fuses lavish scenery and elaborate costumes with a strong musical score by Mr. Kiely. Set in Nomancia, the plot follows a coup led by Red Feather and Captain Travora, with action split between street scenes and a castle recital.
Cheap return travel options advertised with low rates to Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, and other destinations. The note promises 62 days for returning and says proper fares apply. Contact A J Crrela, agent, for details.
The Apaches defeated the Stars 1 to 0 in a high scoring yet tightly contested game. Craven led all scorers with a 634 series, while Boulder and Land contributed strong marks for the Apaches. The Stars countered with steady play but fell short as momentum shifted late in the match.
Knights of Pythias members are asked to meet at the Castle Ball Friday at 1 D to arrange attendance for the funeral of our deceased brother Frank Sit. Funeral services Friday at 11 o'clock at the Baptist church. Bring badges. Underwood, C.C. wrote the notice for the lodge.
Fragmentary text discusses Dr. Pierce medicines, claims of public injury, and contested open access. It notes supporters praising the remedies and opponents alleging misleading promotion, with references to legal action and medical claims in the period.
City sanitary inspector Powers presents annual health statistics to the city council. The report lists measles typhoid and diphtheria cases and deaths, along with overall mortality among residents. It notes ticket prices and travel data for trains to Chicago and other cities, with agent contacts and upcoming deadlines for returning tickets.
Charles Thurtes of Centerville unveils a new track laying machine after years of testing. The device promises higher daily output and water savings, with a diagram showing rails, carriages, and a turbine driven transfer system that lays rails onto a finished track. The illustration depicts a straight track section, air operated mechanisms, and clamped plates guiding rail placement as carriages move forward. The invention claims to reduce labor and improve efficiency, with a detailed description of operation and components in the public notice.
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The article records the installation of new officers for Cxdea Circle with ceremony led by Portland official Kila O. Porter and a cast of named attendees. It notes participants from Misclerati and other groups, plus involved committees and a grant, ending with acknowledgments and a pledge for the ensuing year.
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