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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1903
Page
10
A fragmented transcript shows heated debate in the Utah House and Senate over a school appointment probe. Representatives clash with Speaker Hull and Senator Barnes, with accusations of false statements and calls for accountability amid investigations into trustees and district leadership.
Readers are urged to beware bogus health elixirs as fake testimonials praise Paine's Celery Compound. A Kingston, Vermont, resident named A Welcher asserts long suffering bowel issues improved after use, while local pharmacists emphasize safeguarding customers from quack remedies and endorse proven treatments.
A garbled OCR record shows a Utah House session with Speaker Alison facing accusations about industrial school matters. The transcript includes quotes on dignity, language, and personal privilege, plus defense denying charges as unrelated to the speaker’s conduct.
An old advertisement promotes a "Catarrh Cure" as a universal remedy for deafness, claiming to remove inflammation and restore hearing. It touts a money back promise and mentions CHENEY & CO of Toledo as sponsors, with doctors and samples offered to prove effectiveness.
Readable fragments report a death notice referencing Seattle Washington with unclear names and details. The item shows minimal legible data and lacks a clear identifiable event or official notice.
A dubious remedy claiming to cure piles is promoted by Dr Roway and Kennedy and sold by Jesse J Driver in Ogden Utah. The ad promises relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles and notes testing by doctors.
Creditors are notified to present claims against the estate of Mary Root at Grimall's Qui Office, 2400 Week Ave, Ayden City, Utah, before the sixth day of July 10H. John A. Taylor is administrator of the estate.
Notice to heirs and creditors of Willinny Slicons estate in Weber County Ui. Willard Arthur Breen named administrator. Attorneys Huvali sed Pre ny prepare filings for court and public office by Monday May Ot, ipos. Creditors invited to present claims before deadline.
In Weber County Utah the Second Judicial District Court approves sale of the estate of Harry Williams and guardianship of Orrar Williams Bain Williams and Elizabeth Williams. Annie Williams guardian will sell the minors right and interest in part of Lot One and Block 16 Hat Geden Gy Survey at public sale for cash after March 30 1903 at 12 o'clock noon at the Office of Elijah Deir Attorney for Guardian in Ogden Utah. Sale terms cash on confirmation by the court.
A legal notice from Weber County Utah in 1905 describes a property sale by court order. It lists defendants and describes parcels in Ogden City including undivided interests and lot numbers. The sheriff’s office and deputy are named, with the sale date and location provided.
A meeting of stakeholders was held in Che company to elect civilian kits. Participants included Notch and Naling Mereng with Ww My on March 1 to discuss the fire incident at ge don.
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