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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes outline Ogden Utah newspaper pricing with subscription terms and pricing. Mentions Sunday Morning Examiner and various advance rates including one month and twelve months. Text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases.
A garbled historical text fragment discusses a mysterious medicine and its supposed cure for ailments. It references a remedy imported about twenty years ago from Roisesin and hints at an army of farmers near a citadel. The passage merges medical claims with strange names and unclear events, reflecting editorial confusion.
Fragmented OCR describes a political dispute and public reaction centered on a Pagoda consumption proposal. It references Ahmed Register, leaders Willy and others, city figures, and a medical or civic context with mentions of Doctors and a Proposm. The narrative notes tension, delays, and media coverage shaping public understanding while authorities and community figures respond to the unfolding events.
Fragmentary raspy account describes a boxing bout in Los Angeles, with fighters Qarving Nelvana and Rydelgh linked to a sea champions event. It references signed contracts, venue notices, and a halted bout amid legal wrangling and shifting participants.
Millard County case alleges the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway, to build a district terminal at Black Rock, deceived residents, extracted water rights, and plotted to move yards and facilities. Plaintiffs seek damages around 92 200 dollars plus costs for alleged abuse of cancellations and property losses.
Washington January 14 reports the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled on coal transportation under the Return Tax provision. The decision bars transportation companies from imposing certain charges after May 1 and calls for a review of pending actions by rail firms. The ruling aims to adjust revenue expectations and set conditions for future rates and practices.
A garbled account warns readers about dangers of mines and illicit activities. It mentions filtering, anticipation of harm, and calls for vigilance by communities and authorities. The text references various place names, procedures, and safety measures while noting potential criminal elements and risks without clear specifics.
Secretary Charles 5 outlines policy shifts aimed at ending inducement contracts with private firms. Col G. Squires reports new advisory contracts and selective disbursements to curb business hushwork. Stakeholders include Colorado National, Great Western, West Count, and Kansas City firms amid ongoing industry reforms.
Deputies Jon Suaris and Andy Smilin discover an unearthed skeleton near Bishop Aiilae’n farm. About 10 to 14 people in cuffvun were suspected to be connected to a long-ago death, with teeth and skull analysis hinting at an old Indian burial site. The scene includes marijuana odor and a claimed link to a “Yrufie Wark” of Madigan, though details remain unsettled.
A chaotic report on Shepard facing a thirteen to fifteen month sentence for obscene mail matter. Judge May in the United States District Court near New York advanced the case, with appeals planned to Washington and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court. The matter involved circulating obscene books via mail, with investigation by inspector Mat and authorities tracing to a county case.
A report from the secretary of the treasury shows bullion tax law operation in Nevada yielded $790,804.09 in nine months ending last year. The funds include $17 million yearly assessment and allocations to counties such as Goldfield and Leviathwa, with varying distribution per $100 tax. The report notes strikes and mine activity influenced output and tax collection across several counties including Clark and Lyon.
Fragmented OCR text describes a windy evening event with names and places unclear. It mentions The Herons and a bowl game context but specifics are unreadable. The readable fragments hint at a local sports/meeting item with unnamed participants and unsettled details.
A Salt Lake woman received two decrees of divorce from Joseph Gebweyer this morning in Judge Armstrong's court. The proceeding, part of matrimonial matters, involved testimony from the wife about spousal intoxication and threats. The husband allegedly returned home intoxicated in January, sharpened a knife, and threatened to do away with her, prompting her to flee to her mother's house.
In a chaotic session Judge Moreday grants several divorces amid long running disputes. Ruth A Binet testifies she was married in 1902 and for a year her husband supported her. Ida Wells and Hilda testify in separations. Martha Rooter sues for divorce from her husband who allegedly abused her. Camilla Peterson seeks temporary alimony and attorney fees. Nels Petersen faces jurisdiction questions after moving from Provi. The proceedings include alimony requests and attorney fee rulings as cases proceed.
A tangled tale unfolds as Hubert Jenkins faces divorce rumors and a marriage dispute. He allegedly wed another man’s wife amid accusations of intimate liaisons with multiple individuals. Officials report investigations, statements, and likely legal actions in a case spanning months and involving several named parties.
Obituary note for a church historian Bob Linke and a figure named Yan 1B Howard Caras from Whitney describes a quiet death and reflections on a life marked by study and devotion.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Dean’s Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and backache troubles. It claims renewed vigor and health with testimonials from users and mentions a drug store source for purchase.
An obituary notes the death of the confidential secretary to Prophet Joe Smith. Born in 1817 in Dansville, he moved with family to Servitod and later to Ni Yoo, joining the Mormon faith and Utah migration. He served as a teacher in church schools and held clerical church positions. Survived by six or three daughters, body to be taken to Provo for burial with services January 11.
The article lists multiple churches including First Presbyterian and First Baptist with Sunday sermons and schedules. It describes evening services, Sunday schools, revival meetings, and special events at venues such as Marble Temple and Epworth League gatherings. It notes ministers and locations like 2744 Grant Ave and 21st Street East near Washington Ave.
The notice lists multiple church events including a Presbyterian service at 14316 noon and an evening sermon at 7240. Hastings and Loveland parishes invite congregants to morning Sabbath school and evening worship. The Recreariteod Church hosts gatherings at Fifteenth Street and Washington, with additional events on July 28 and other dates.
A fragmented report details Emperor William presiding over a ceremony elevating nobles and officials. It notes Baron Marechal Vor Hiewerstert as a potential successor to the imperial chancellor and mentions other high officials present at the event in Berlin, with sparse readable names and unclear phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a constitutor and Mile Arowble, Notre Dam Int, with references to a “treatment” for children and disturbing assertions. No clear facts emerge about persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes. The wording is garbled and lacks coherent event details to summarize precisely.
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