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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
7
An 1980 letter from J. Keoveda of New York promotes Cuticura products for eczema and dandruff. The author cites dramatic skin improvements after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claims a long battle with dermatitis ended, and offers to share experiences to help others.
Fragmented notes mention Afton phone numbers for carriages and luggage delivery in Bath. Sandy Walker, secretary of Spencer Limhee company, returns from Spencer Idaho after a visit for a period. For sale decorative carpets inquiries via Standard office. Mrs I A Gallin visiting Fair Lake with I A Sullivan family. Advertisers must submit copy to Evening Standard the evening before publication.
Hooper staged Pioneer Day festivities with a large turnout from Ogden and Wasatch areas. An open program featured brass bands, speeches by Apostle McKay and others, a charitable dinner, a youth contest, and a boxing match, all highlighting community pride and local history.
A lively evening event featured a four-piece orchestra entertaining attendees. The dancing ran late as guests enjoyed music and a grand finale at the close of the day.
An ad from Dr. Leonhart and Badcon's Pharmacy promoting a pile cure claimed to remove internal symptoms and provide lasting relief within 24 days. It urges readers to request a booklet and mentions a Buffalo New York station address.
The Four State Fair announces a grand event from September 2 to 29 in Ogden Utah with extensive prize money. It promises best-in-show livestock poultry and soil farm practicums while offering cash rewards across categories plus state fair awards for various contests.
From late figures the hope of recovery under the new emtolent treatment seems to be about as follows. Most recovery occurs in ages above fifty while those under forty show stubborn results. The article notes many details, mentions the emollient powder called Pullow's Tabelic Compound sold in Ogden and asks patients to write for information.
In Denvar a July decision holds probate judges overstepped power transferring land once owned by Robert Poller. The Colorate and Southern railway claims possession while Poller heirs seek recovery of property later linked to a wholesale and ware district. An appeal is planned as legal action proceeds. Dan Spencer and family spent Pioneer day in Ogden.
The readable lines discuss various odd phrases about feet and a list of names and terms, appearing as a garbled OCR from a medical or personal notes page. It mentions foot care products or remedies, and a cascade of proper names like Phebe Toet and Yoel ea Hed, mixed with seemingly random terms and disruptions.
A chaotic police briefing outlines a bank cash theft scheme with names like Wider and Ginsberg, alleging a complex plot to steal securities and funds. Investigators seek an accomplice amid shattered plans to restore assets, while the bank faces questions over who controlled the cashier.
An unclear OCR passage discusses a push to boost cotton prices and stock market activity. It references Congress or officials like Benatar and Shann and mentions cotton tariffs, domestic manufacturers, and market buy terms. The text is garbled with many nonstandard names and out-of-context phrases, making precise details hard to extract.
A Cotton Mill labor hearing before the legislature exposed concerns from factory representatives regarding wartime supply and duties. The witness argued duties should be eased rather than raised, insisting the industry can resist disruption and support needed wartime production.
A Bath Jala representative argues gambling revenue should flow to haw wards mets betting and other venues, while opponents cite moral harm and profit from crime. Leaders warn indorsements must carry weight and call for limits, fearing criminal elements and corruption if liberalized.
A fragmented, nonsensical passage mentions a free service, gas for cooling, a reunion, presales, and various garbled names and times. It reads as a stream of unrelated phrases with no clear event or factual detail to summarize.
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