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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
8
A reminiscence on old cough remedies notes grandmothers used goose grease turpentine and lemon juice with sugar and spices. A modern druggist touts Bromo Cough products a plaster and cough mixture as a practical continuation of those remedies, promoting comfort and easier tasting medicine. Ceo, FL Cave, druggist, advertises the package at 60c or 20? to get the plaster free.
Washington compiled figures show 19 900 clerks and carriers to gain higher salaries under new congressionally approved raises. Promotions will lift many from 40 to 60 dollars, 500 to 600, and up to 1100 for selected grades, with total annual increase near 6960 00 across all offices and carriers.
Funeral services for Karen Marie Jorgenson were conducted yesterday afternoon at Hurtseite meeting house. Reverend Geo Hall presided, with a tribute by Julia Ak Ni Bae Tenaan and speakers Olen Monel Hilers, Ammey Mere Ray, and Ger Moll. Music was provided by the ward holy and by George Forren and Adam Petersen, followed by interment at Hutnteville Cemetery.
A chaotic report describes a local Ogden gathering with a fire incident and prize event. It notes participants, venues, and outcomes, mentioning a show at Rate today and a worst fire aftermath near Bund j Tohe Aitet, with various locals and sponsors cited.
In a quirky tournament summary, Mehler with $2090, Kaneae Cig Brite, and Overlanta lead the field. The Tate of Denver and Ae special matey nf aly fite men Yeama vie for top spots as sav and The lear close the list.
Railway firms will no longer send traveling agents to supervise wool shipments in Utah. Wool growers must handle their own shipping, shifting responsibility from railroads to independent shipper efforts. Change, discussed at a Western trunk lines meeting, impacts large wool districts and adds duties for Ogden sheep owners.
Mayor Thompson faced questions on Chief Sheets amid rumors of his suspension pending trial for conspiracy after district court proceedings. The council split along party lines during past investigations, with American members resisting action. Public demand grows for Sheets removal or leave pending case, while legal hearings for related figures proceed.
A garbled OCR style note discusses supposed prescriptions and procedures to remove clouding or contamination. It mentions pills and pills like remedies, people named vaguely, and preparations involving water and cleaning actions. The text references a road water prompt, a bearer, and a few days’ process but lacks clear individuals, dates, or verifiable events.
A heated House session in Bald Lake centered on Critchlow's charges against Speaker Joseph over the Galveston bill. Critchlow accused Joseph of pressuring votes and named him for obstructing the bill, while the chair blocked appeals. The Galveston bill was defeated 20 to 22 as the chamber debated private privilege and discipline. The day included veterinary bill progress and committee reports on the School for the Deaf at Ogden, with work deemed necessary and funded.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a person named Hetin Marthe Padt and a quest toward Nevada. The garbled text hints at a town scene with residents and a possible chase or search. Some scattered phrases imply a social or legal matter but details are unclear.
Travelers flood Ely as copper boom draws Nevada bound guests. Healy House near Union Depot fills slowly due to scarce vacancies while other hotels like The Broom and The Syropean strain to accommodate crowds. Many visitors plan onward trains, hoping to catch stage lines to Nevada in a bustling, crowded city.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes public activity near a city area with references to a barrier or barrier-like rood and a drive by a person or group. The wording is garbled, but it implies a scene involving crowds and local movement around a central location.
Reports indicate casualties from an explosion aboard a French battleship near the Sa tilt. Efforts to recover on the scene continue with authorities noting some sailors remain missing amid the chaos. Names and exact counts are still being confirmed by naval officials.
Fragmentary wartime note reports after a final roll call 110 officers and men present with eight missing. Fear grows total dead may reach 126. Names unclear due to damaged OCR.
A fragmentary notice indicates the bovicess farmethr corn property at Cortind and Wed Ave was purchased by J and Gasverg with General McBride named in the transfer. The readable text hints at a sale and promotion of goods.
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