17 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1903
Page
1
A long list of proposed measures and names linked to state legislation is summarized. The document references irrigation systems, tax changes, municipal and county actions, and various bills debated or approved, naming lawmakers and topics across several counties and cities. It presents a snapshot of legislative priorities and procedural steps affecting communities and governance.
It has already crossed England and the Atlantic and reached New York where it is now epidemic.
The Medical Talk editor extols Peruna as the most relied upon cure for la grippe, claiming it surpasses all other remedies in popularity. Testimonials from doctors and patients across the country praise its effectiveness, urging immediate use before symptoms spread further.
A sprawling list of bills and measures appears, detailing taxes, appropriations, and regulatory actions. Items mention committees and specific counts, with entries for public works, education, health, and judiciary appropriations. Notable topics include county funding, road and school construction, and district attorney duties.
A scrambled Telegraph Notes style report from Washington describes a chaotic halt to a major capital action following an order from the comptroller. The text references a hawk from Florida and a family or group named in a contested event, with the capital abruptly stopped.
The passage references a mining explosion in a town, reporting deaths and entombment of workers. It mentions a state secretary receiving a telegram, followed by later confirmation of fatalities and multiple missing or trapped men. The OCR is garbled with many typos and unclear names.
A mangled OCR style fragment lists transit and official names, timestamps, and places such as Lake and Tunis area. It mentions ticket agents, pass act references, and multiple street or district identifiers, but most details are fragmented and unclear. The readable bits show routine notices rather than a cohesive event.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference bank officers and accounts with misspellings. It mentions interest paid on savings accounts and time deposits, suggesting a banking notice or statement. No coherent event or dates are extractable from the readable lines.
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