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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
8
Salt Lake and state news reports broad interest in a good road movement sweeping the state. A convention is planned at the Salt Lake Armory Wednesday Thursday and Friday next week with local officials and road association leaders participating.
An old newspaper ad claims Cuticura products cure itching skin eruptions and scalp conditions. It touts years of use, promises speedy relief, and lists distributors in Brooklyn New York, urging readers to try Zinc and Soap items for various complaints with guaranteed purity.
A long list of Idaho and Utah delegates is recorded, naming numerous towns and individuals assigned to convention duties. The document enumerates names by county and locality, with several lines indicating newly appointed delegates since Monday morning.
Supreme Court reverses lower judgment in a naturalization fee dispute involving County Clerk Eldridge and the county treasurer. It holds that the clerk receives a salary for services rendered, while the county contends the salary should be paid from county funds. The decision, with Justices Mayes and Frick concurring, affirms incumbents and references Mrs Margaret Zane Witcher in the county clerk role.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Utah cattle and state authority with unclear names and dates. Context suggests administrative or payment matter involving health or salubrity in a Utah location, but specifics are unreadable.
Dr Beatty reports 1008 cattle tested with 6 percent infected, 160 animals found diseased and about 100 killed by state action. Dr Young asserts sole power to condemn cattle rests with the state board of health, condemning 43 animals to date. He urges cattle owners to report any anomalies to enable proper disposal under law. The state health board must conduct test results reporting to officials.
A Goshen incorporation petition led to a county board vote approving a new town board with Hohratit as president and four others named. William Edward will be appointed town marshal, while Willan A. Rurenstan withdraws a license petition and plans to refile. Protests against Cedar Valley fence district and related land disputes were presented by B. H. Cort Juan and James Madsen, with farmers warning of financial hardship from fence laws and stockmen seeking enforcement against trespass. The matter was placed under advisement.
At a January meeting of the new board of governors of the Commercial Club Johnson was chosen president for the year. Odell was named vice president and Chirk treasurer with F P Caine as secretary and Frank Berry Terri as assistant secretary. The old board attended and the transition proceeded peacefully.
A Utah sheriff and detectives track and identify Mike Uselac, wanted for murder in Illinois. Positive ID comes after Chicago detectives relay confirmation. Uselac linked to a fatal assault in Chicago and later found near the mines north of Salt Lake City.
In Salt Lake City December 21 19 Too much cool eye and a bad Junjin led to the tragedy of Shem on Lie Sneph T dian revervation in Washington County Utah Tom and Philo of the same tribe are the victims. Now at county jail in Salt Lake City the suspect faces murder charges. Deputy United States Marshal El Smyth took the Indian from St George after a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Francis J Daggett. The suspect was bound over to the grand jury without bail. There was no one to represent the United States.
An advertisement touts Rexall Muen Tone claiming to cure weakness and catarrh without charge during a trial. It asserts near universal success, urges readers to test under a fixed protocol, and promises rapid appetite and weight improvements with continued use.
Fragmented OCR text notes a Woodmen installation and a large banquet with names and places scattered. Mentions include county or city references, a march or event at London? Mentions Harley boil and Amterton amid unclear lines.
A program titled the mysteries of the Owler featuring addresses and music was presented. Refreshments were served and around 170 IN ORDER members and visitors attended the evening event.
Advertisement for Sawyer Bros. promoting U. S. inspected meats sold at 216 Dockson Ave. Claims safety and satisfaction guarantees with an inspection stamp on every meat product. Provides phone number 146s and mixes typographic errors typical of vintage ads.
Washington reports a gathering of state leaders where Governor Harmon amused colleagues with casual remarks. The scene shows a lively exchange as officials waited for the president’s address, with decor and social chatter filling the room.
Fragmentary OCR passage references Mike A Hramaton and Orrington Lint, a university context with unclear roles. Mentions Northwestern University and a vague tie to a Terabaaneel or Hin university, leaving the main facts obscured and no definite event or outcome.
Sixty men worth millions rode through the subway yesterday as the Chicago Fairwar company and stock hobbyists gathered at the Gregory Walverson campany locale. The event appeared tied to cautamont concerns and potential mining interests.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item with names, places, or dates.
The piece discusses rising costs from improved electric garments and related goods, noting demand growth and price increases across textiles, groceries, and utilities. It highlights a consumer shift toward electric current usage and mentions the impact on wages, taxes, and household budgets with references to assorted firms and managers in the sector.
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