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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
8
A mother recalls her two year old’s stubborn eczema lasting months. After using Cuticura remedies the child slept, stopped scratching, and healed fully. She praises the treatment’s cooling effect and reports long-lasting improvement. Address details and dates included.
A conference at the White House discussed amendments to the first long law, with officials and labor leaders present. President and attendees debated sweeping internal reforms, aiming for a draft acceptable to all parties and potential passage by Congress.
The document recounts how the boxer Jeffries allegedly feared Bob Fitzsimmons before their historic bout. It details a staged setup to provoke Jeffries into fighting, describing the mental and physical dynamics that supposedly shaped the match. It also references reactions and broader commentary on boxing and public affairs.
A fragmented note calls for increased safety in fire protection and better appliance provisions. The message mentions local officials and residents urging improved equipment and preparedness, highlighting concerns over fire risk and community safety.
In Cache Valley the Trenton town effort grows around Thomas Cutler, postmaster and abstractor, promoting the Trenton Land Investment Company venture. The plan touts Rail and river advantages, fertile fields, and a budding fruit industry centered on apples with Preston and the surrounding region contributing to a future factory and community hub.
A state attorney general opinion clarifies law on selling fish from private and public ponds. It states the fishing law does not apply to fish gathered from private ponds but dealers must duplicate certificates for sales and shipments. The ruling addresses licenses, certificates, and enforcement related to fish propagation and pond ownership within the state.
A fragmented note outlines regulatory aims to provide a method for identifying fiali sold in public markets or private ponds and to determine if vendors can proceed with private sales. It discusses required delivery by sellers to purchasers and officials, and notes exemptions for certain teenaged buyers and owners who sell to patrons.
A fragment describes the Grand Theater showing Quincy Adams Sawyer, praising its rural New England setting and humor. It details scenes in Mrs Pothain's sitting room and Pettengill farm yard, with townsfolk, courting, and comic misunderstandings amid a snowstorm, inviting readers to attend for a wholesome rural experience.
A New York critic hails the "Gingerbread Man" revue tied to a lively parade of songs and dancers. Frederic Franklin wrote the lyrics, A. Dalswin created melodies, and a cast including Evelyn Wellowe and Mahel Dox performs a festive balloon of holiday imagery and pageantry in a Liberty theatre production.
A student describes trying Grape-Nuts for four years, praising health effects and mental focus while criticizing other foods. The narrative blends personal health claims with scattered references to physiology, psychology, and concentration, amid a stream of garbled phrasing.
Bids were opened for sheet metal work with several firms named. Denver Sheet Stool Works and James Smyth submitted bids, but Coltrant was awarded the contract after evaluating entries.
Prominent Ogden officials and lending men including Mayors Decker and Nowell visit Provo to investigate slaughterhouse proposals. They seek to determine the feasible methods and regulation for a city slaughterhouse and whether a centralized plant under city supervision is best. George H. Krause notes visitors found Ogden’s conditions similar to Provo and supports a city controlled plan.
In a hotly contested game at Weber Academy gym, Weber Academy defeated East Leite High School 24 to 6 after leading 24 to 24 at midway. The deciding two points came late as Weber earned the win amid strong crowd support from Lake Gove. Officials included Georga H. Taplor and ref Cain Brown. players listed include Watch Academy, Gal Terete, and others.
An 1886 Bavarian parade shows Prince Luitpold in rugged mountain attire with wool socks and felt hat as he mingles with the crowd. Report notes Bavarian officials feared his presence could trigger a political reaction, while locals admire his health and endurance amid palace intrigues.
The United Mine Workers meet in Indianapolis for the annual convention. Leaders discuss wage scales, potential joint conferences, and planned actions against operators amid intensifying central competition. Four regions expected to be reviewed as the union considers unified wage demands and coordinated bargaining.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses state competitive actions and operator regions including Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. Mentions a southwestern toll provision and contract extension. Names and places are garbled.
New York March 12 Suspected misrule emerges as Mia Lessie Autot, soprano at Lio Molmontiine Opera House, faces civil suit seeking 5148 for gowns she wore that allegedly gave her an unfair advantage in a concert tour. The trial centered on whether Abbott exhibited gowns under contract terms to boost value and profits.
The supreme court of the Patrict of Gr torolila dismissed the proceedings instituted by Gen W Austin of New York to compel Secretary Cortelyou to allot 3,000,000 worth of Panama canal bonds. The court held the secretary had the right to reject any or all bids and to consider the country’s conditions, denying further action to enforce financing. An appeal followed.
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