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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
1
A patient suffered grievous eczema that spread rapidly across limbs and scalp, forcing bandaging and locking of the scalp. The distress persisted for three years before noting relief within two months of treatment.
Mrs. Ro Risley of Piermont New York relates a dramatic cure of her son’s severe eczema using Cuticura remedies. She recalls initial failed treatments, progress after Gilleneira soap and Ointment, and overall skin improvement after continuous use over two months, praising the products and recommending them to others. The testimonial dates to October 14, 1908.
Dlover on Sunday Crom 12 to a T. Mh, 2% Gents. We give lunch from Miln 4, only 25 cenly, Short ardars at al Youre, All loads of fresh pynters, gate and fey In NG AND WONG, Proprietors, 244 Twenty-Fifth trest, Ogden, Uteh.
The notice lists cafe hours with daytime and late hours from 12 to 2 pm and 6 to 3 pm, operated by TOM, with proprietor information. It mentions location on Twenty-Fifth Street and references Freeglidns hern the beet and other partial phrases.
An Ogden Utah advertises Silver Parlor Restaurant open day and night. It lists operating hours, offerings, and price points along with names Jim Kee and Leon Ton as proprietors at 218 Twenty Fifth Street.
The Broom Restaurant in Macclion announces a special private dining parlor and lunch service from 3 percent? The ad promises oysters in any style and a private dining parlor led by Propristura Leo at the Strost location Ogden Utah.
The report details an investigation led by Magen Sehwatsta into mining inter intents and emigration canyon disputes. It notes investigations into hog disease and diseased pork sales, plus a flood of hog carcasses and drainage affecting springs. Also covered are Nevada Superior Company mine progress, shaft depth reaching 200+ feet, and regional storm impacts on livestock and farms.
In a federal Indiana hearing Judge John A Marshall addressed questions about Indian rights and privileges for US citizens. The government sued Walter Brares and Albert Smith over alleged trespass and sleep games on Indian lands. The case discusses fines up to $1 per offense and revenue allocation to tribal funds.
The Yampa area mine suffered a deadly incident yesterday afternoon when worker Ferguson, accompanied by Van Fleet and a helper, fell from a shaft after losing his lanyard. He died from skull fractures and other injuries. a watch stopped at 4:79 indicating time of death. The body was moved to the city for burial as officials investigate the underground collapse and electric hazards.
A large snowslide in Provo Canyon near Fortynons Place blocked the Rio Grande Western branch rail line. Debris and trees filled the slope and halted traffic as officials, led by A D Wale ny, assessed the scene. The incident disrupted the river and railway, with repairs expected over several days.
In Lake City in March the Herald reports President A J Davis and close allies bent on taking control of the Hig Cottonwood conduit project. A Hobday resolution sought a five member committee to oversee water supply and conduit with power to hire an engineer under 2500, aiming to steer expenditures through Davis’s favored contractor. Gannet M Mulvey opposed, moving to referral, as the American faction heatedly clashed with Democrats and debated internal control.
A land slide delayed a passenger train near Park City delaying the journey. The engine was damaged but the track cleared within minutes after repair crews worked. In a separate matter James Allen was arrested on a complaint by Ole Johnson alleging larceny from a chicken house. The miners union elected Ford Gerich as president and re elected several officers in a spirited meeting.
Ball Lake aims to fumigate homes and rooms where pulmonary tuberculosis fatalities occur. The board of health approved broad measures to disinfect 40 locations, extending beyond yard boundaries. The plan targets contagious cases, with no quarantine for the well but gates tightened for out of town patients seeking care. Authorities seek consent before sending nonresidents to city hospitals and propose a formal authorization to collect fees and regulate aid.
Nels Ay and Marel b Beadiubo were married in Sweden in 1880 and live apart after alleged acts. Ay filed for divorce yesterday, citing persistent refusal to cohabit. The couple has six children and the case proceeds in court.
Salt Lake City March 3 a petition was heard in district court to determine if Mary Jane Tenner now Mary Jane Hamilton should be adopted by Layton. The mother waives all rights and seeks no custody while the petition proceeds. The report notes a jury empanelment related to the case and a broader discussion about a corporate investigation.
In Salt Lake City a cable from Wyallan Z. Doty praises Mormon elders stationed at Mas Reetn for heroic service aiding Americans during a severe storm on March 7. Names like Riders Hall and Tibbetts appear in the message, noting bravery and assistance to residents amid high seas and flooding.
Fragmentary report details a constitutional challenge in Washington over the TMingts farm drainage project. The case involves a railroad company seeking to remove obstructions affecting drainage and power of the state to regulate such matters. The filing references the Supreme Court and various parties, with unclear names and locations.
A fragmented report notes Wind Knecht announcing candidacy for a government post in Petersburg as a reformist candidate. The piece cites the minister of commerce and ties to a broader empire faction with unspecified internal party dissent and a response from Chiang of the party of tradition and industry.
Boston reports a strike by five hundred carriage and wagon workers demanding an eight hour day a closed shop and a Saturday half holiday for the summer. Disturbances said to have occurred in Dragany are noted while officials seek information. Directors named include David Heeles M S Browning Gen JH Tele Joseph Clack and others.
A fragmented report shows counsel pressing for acquittal as the jury weighs the defendant's fate. The defense suggested they might complete a livany today while a question from the court remained unresolved.
A distressed report notes a man died while his father sat by his side, as an ambulance arrived at the scene. The text records confusion and fragmented phrases about the final moments and casualty, reflecting a difficult hospital holdup of events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a March event, student debate, and references to a university or school setting. Key proper nouns are obscured, leaving insufficient readable detail to identify people, places, or outcomes. The piece reads like a garbled report with multiple misspellings and unclear context.
An Iron Valley wreck near Brookfield West Virginia leaves three dead. Official reports say Kalimore and Obla stated the engineer, Mroman, and the brakeman were burned or killed at the scene.
In a courtroom, George A. Green of Anytown, New York stands trial for conspiracy in connection with alleged sale of an illicit substance. The case relates to ongoing investigations and involves earlier linked parties.
A fragment describes a Chicano boy named Brady living in Boston who died at a railway depot after an ambulance failed to arrive promptly. His sister, Prady, was missing with him and had wintered in California. the piece hints at a difficult journey home and a troubled end.
Washington D C March 19 is set for a call by Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. He says discussions will cover loan funding and miner representation with President Mittell and mine workers involved. The note hints at broader coal and wage topics across Philadelphia and New York connections.
A fragmentary OCR passage lists several trains and routes from Salt Lake City including Fortland Poekteia Mutle Exe Pocatelio and Los Angeles Limited. Mentions daily service and connections to Butte, Pocatello, Provo, and Juab with times like 12:50 am and 6:20 am, without full clarity.
Southern Pacific schedules list mixed train No 203 from Montello Corinne Kellog and No 9 pair to Ogden and eventual connections, plus Atlantic Express No 4 from San Francisco and Frank Malloy service. The document repeats yield results and lacks clear outcomes for today’s service.
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