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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1908
Page
7
A terse classified style ad from HUSSEY-Woons Realty Co promotes many houses, farms, and land in the Teton Valley area with prices around 1100 dollars. It promises help listing available properties and arranging viewings through the agency at 244 Warh.
Editorial rooms in Indiana report telephone lines with Bell Phone two rings and business office one ring. The brief lists indicate two Bell lines for the editorial rooms and a single Bell line for the business office.
Random clippings from Ogden and surrounding areas note local visits and events, including Ogden figures James of Brigham. Charles J. Johnson funeral details. Fast Day observances. Browning's police method in Zion City. a death by meningitis of Charles Christopher Welch. and various local business and community updates with references to West Weber, Willard, and Portlad Greson.
Funeral services will be held at the Ogden Ward meetinghouse on Wednesday at 1 p.m. The remains may be viewed on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 and on the day of the funeral. Burial will be in the Pugene City cemetery.
Gruech Company officials report progress at the Brigham City gold property with a 40-foot shaft showing ore and assays as high as 220 per ton. The vein measures 12 to 16 feet wide and deepening values suggest strong potential, supported by a government geologist's positive appraisal. A separate Salt Lake City item notes Lt. Harry B. Robbins injured in a street accident, hospitalized and under care.
fragmentary OCR reads as a price list or ad item with cryptic names and a $4 amount, unclear full context. Likely a damaged classified or storefront notice with missing details about items or vendors.
Derrived OCR fragment recounts a violent incident where a gun discharged and broke in two, bloodstains noted and a person named Pierro unconscious. Conflicting accounts claim the weapon was used as a club and that Pierro was struck, while Bonnell is described as only slightly bruised.
A union grievance committee discusses new wage schedule set to take effect March 1. Operators oppose the plan and threaten a strike if railroad management does not revert their position. The matter may be taken to the Brotherhood of Telegraphers and other labor groups for possible action.
The article notes the formation of an Alien Exclusion League in Baltimore with J. A. McQuigiey as president and committee officers named. It aims to exclude certain Asians from immigration and future entry, with plans for a constitution and by laws at a forthcoming meeting. It cites a Labor Temple meeting led by Mrs. Beverleigh and references surrounding political tensions. It also reports a New York fire destroying a rail yard and paint factory, with estimated losses and damage.
New York reports Dr. Charles Barrey Archibald claims a discovered X ray cure for appendicitis. He says applying the ray to the swollen area reduces pain and swelling within days, sparing incisions and removal of the appendix. He offers to prove it before experts nationwide.
March L Special Agent reports an altercation over a bridge crossing near Heiner. Joe Bondell known as Lolay allegedly threatened Philip Porro with a gun after Porro attempted to pull a loaded rock cart across the bridge. Porro lies unconscious with a crushed skull, doctors say recovery unlikely. Bonachl, a laborer, claims he was hired to haul rock and confronted Porro to stop crossing private property. Bonneh’s sworn statement describes forcing Porro to drop the weapon as a condition to avert violence.
Fragmented OCR text describes a surgeon discussing a patient with tremors and an attempt to use a coffee like tonic or potion. The narrative includes quotes about nervous breakdown, insomnia, and a doctor praising a remedy, with unclear names and garbled references to substances and procedures. The piece hints at medical superstition and experimental treatment ending with an unresolved anecdote.
Lane Vallaferro, long time editor of the Evening Telegraph in Colorado Springs, died at his home after a long illness. He served as city editor of the Evening Telegraph and earlier led the Southville Courier Journal and the Louisville Post. Survived by his wife and two brothers.
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An old advertisement describes the improved adjustable curtain stretcher with freestanding pine frame and steel corner supports, claiming easy self-adjusting action as curtains are stretched on the frame. It mentions model No 1 and No 4 Stretcher with price details.
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