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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
2
Mrs. E. Weat of Monasha Wisconsin reports Peruna cured an incurable stomach catarrh and improved health. She says the tonic boosts robustness appetite and prevents illness, noting spring and fall use for four years. The testimonial claims doctors labeled the disease incurable before Peruna’s effect.
Miss Mary Jones of Chicago reports chronic bowels and stomach catarrh improved after six bottles of Peruna, noting a weight increase from ninety to one hundred nineteen pounds. Mrs B H Jackson of Newman Georgia hails Peruna as a godsend after ten bottles cured her internal organ catarrh.
In Chicago on March 11 Luman C. Mann faced cross examination by his divorced wife Mrs Maud Shanks who reported meeting him last June at an amusement resort. She testified he claimed a woman loved him and had money and diamonds and he would take the diamonds even by choking her to obtain them.
A Chicago branch of the National protest over a proposed new import tax on tea and coffee. The event on March 11 drew participants and marked organized opposition to the tariff hike.
The Coffee and Tea Association, representing 700 tea and coffee vendors and over 5000 merchants, adopts resolutions to be sent to the Ways and Means Committee. It argues a coffee and tea tax would cause hardship for vendors and consumers, noting higher costs would likely push coffee prices up about ten cents per pound.
Readable segments describe Woolgrowers Warehouse and Storage Co plan to lay a corner stone for a two acre facility in Chicago with capacity for 25 million pounds of wool, aiming for May occupancy and expansion to 40 million pounds. Officers named include J. Cosgriff Rawlins Wyo president and A. Leonard Chicago VP with a wide Utah Idaho and New York director slate. Also notes a separate Utah railroad franchise ordinance and a Moonzan Pile Remedy advert.
Weber County commissions grant a franchise to Lyman Skeven Joseph A Taylor and J M Child for constructing and operating a railroad across Weber County Utah from Quden City through Harrisville Farr West to Section 32 7N 2W Salt Lake Meridian. The ordinance requires safe construction proper water drainage and nonexclusive terms with county rights to lay water mains and inspect work. includes liability protection for the county and adherence to rules set by the Board of County Commissioners.
Annual meeting of Overland Mining & Milling Company stockholders will be held at FEM Conroy office 26th Street on Tuesday March 9 2008 at 730 p m for electing officers for the ensuing year and to address other business as needed Albert Scowcroft president requests full representation.
Notice states the above meeting is postponed until Friday March 1 1909 CW. Secretary Hestmark signs as secretary.
State Engineer declares Hauntville Land and Livestock Company seeks to divert two cubic feet per second from Ogden River for irrigation of 100 acres in Section 33, Township 7 North, Range 3 East. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
State Engineer in Salt Lake City announces Charles FE Smith of Ogden has applied to divert 1 10 of a cubic foot per second from a spring in Weber County for domestic use. Pipeline to convey 650 feet, valid January 1 to December 11 yearly, filing deadline 30 days after notice. Document No. 2106. Caleb Tanner, State Engineer. Date Feb 23 1909. Also obituary note of Elizabeth McLean infant daughter.
An old advertisement touts Paxative Bromo Quinine as a sole remedy for colds and grip. It claims relief in one day and grip in two, emphasizing a single product as complete cure.
Yesterday morning a person died of bronchial pneumonia at the family residence in Went Weber. Funeral services are set for Friday at 11 o clock a m at the Went Weber meeting house with interment to follow in West Weber cemetery.
Chester E. Coulter of Ogden Utah applies under Chapter 108 1907 laws to divert two cubic feet per second of spring water in Weber County. Water to irrigate 120 acres in section 33 township 6 north range 1 west and for domestic use year round. Publication dates February 27 1909 and March 29 1909.
Salt Lake City reports four children of Herman Klingerberger to be placed under juvenile court care after the death of Ingebor Klingerberger. The wealthy SYndoy Borgos, father of Mrs Klingerberger, seeks to take the children to Norway for rearing and education. The case details neglect accusations against the father amid poverty and arrest records.
Thomas Vance, condemned for wife murder, has execution scheduled for Friday March 12 but a motion for a new trial may push for a stay or reprieve. Judge Jude Armstrong will hear the motion next day, raising a rare Utah legal question with no prior memory of such delay.
Henry Brown aged 20 son of Mr and Mrs J Brown of Garfield Salt Lake was instantly killed Wednesday afternoon at the Utah Copper Company mine in Garfield while reporting on shafting of the mine. He became caught in a large revolving shaft.
A miner suffered fatal injuries when an accident occurred high in the mine. Fellow workers stood nearby as Brown was struck down. the machinery was halted. The lifeless body was taken to Evans undertaking establishment for burial preparations.
After a brief hearing Supreme Court Justice Gleerich signed a decree for Mrs Allee V Densmore separating from Dewees James Densmore. The uncontested suit awards alimony of 60000 annually, while Densmore, in Oklahoma, holds interests in the Densmore and Remington Typewriter firms. Mrs Densmore testified to marriage in Geneva in 1891, two daughters, and years apart from her husband since 1903 with support now dwindling to friends. She claimed his fortune exceeds a million dollars and noted her own subsistence from 1903 onward.
Chicago reports a Python of India swallowing a 48 pound pig last night at Meld Museum. Curators policemen and Humine society members observed as the 290 pound snake consumed the animal in fifty minutes amid a staged show to collect data and arrest the showman who fed the pig alive.
An advertisement touts Madame Yale products including hair tonic praised as a great achievement with prices 26¢ 50¢ and 1.00. Also offered are Yale fertilizer tablets at 50c and 1.00 digestive tablets 50c and 1.00 and a softening water product priced at 1.50 with claims of luxury fragrance.
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