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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
4
Royal Baking Powder is promoted as a stomach friendly leavening agent. It highlights its grape cream of tartar as the healthful fruit ingredient that makes food finer lighter and more appetizing while supporting good digestion.
A reader warns against alum in imitation baking powders, stating that alum and salts of alumina in food should be prohibited due to deleterious effects on digestive and internal organs after absorption. Edward S. Wood, M D, Harvard Medical School professor, comments on the issue.
Lawrence Foulke, ex valet of Martimer 24 Benill, confessed to attempting a murder at Mr Bently J in New York. He claims the alias Polke Engelbrande and says he struck with a cin pin in the victim’s room. He pleaded not guilty to first degree burglary and awaits further proceedings.
From Sandon on March 29 Vanity reports troubling news from Madrid about King Aton's health. The dispatch notes concern over his condition and the uncertainty surrounding his recovery.
The Duke of Mancester said Henry Salth died at Kioto Japan on March 27 from acute breaths attacks ending in pneumonia. Every known science was used to treat the complication. His body to be transported to America by steamer.
A Havana report in Commercio and Cuba suggests Conwut Steinhardt would replace Provisional Governor Marvon. The piece notes Steinhardt and the governor in Foon and mentions significant yields.
Early and Kurtz of the Bleek Trust outlined plans to conserve the Weber river native lands at a cost of several thousand dollars. War engineers will study the project’s feasibility, with three Weber section farms already examined. In beet and hilly sections, irrigation could boost yields and add tens of thousands in value to farmers across three counties, transforming wasted water into county wealth.
Public notice to stockholders of the Weber County Fair Association. Holders must exchange old stock for new certificates by a set deadline or risk loss. Transfers are by tendering the old stock at the Intermountain Fair Association. a few extra days may be granted. Official by Board of Directors March 1907. O. M. Rue, President. Wm. Glassman, Secretary.
New York March 29 The lithographers strike widens as the New York local votes to uphold a proposed industry agreement altering the eight hour day and work week. National unions plan conferences to settle at the national level with branches nationwide voting in referenda beginning Monday.
March 29 in New York reports the Producer change floor meeting at the Bashazee building. Officials expect new industrial stock groups to appear publicly within days. Early indications hint at broad sector alignment, with counts showing active interest from traders and investors.
Friends in Idaho and the west celebrate W Tollerton’s promotion to general superintendent of motive power for Rock Island system. He gains charge of locomotive and car departments across 052 miles of road from Chicago to St Paul, Minneapolis, El Paso to Kansas City, with headquarters at La Salle Street Station.
Frank A. Ehret, 41, prominent New York brewer, died suddenly of apoplexy last night. He was well known in racing circles and connected with George Fet. The passing occurred as the city mourns the loss of a notable local figure in business and sport.
A full house at Tabernacle featured Maro the magician whose act blended sleight of hand, levitation stunts, and paper miracles with a saxophone quartet. The audience roared as rabbits, doves, and blocks appeared from nothing, while critics praised his dexterity, wit, and showmanship.
Washington dispatch reports Surgeon General and four others named by the state department to join American delegation to the International Red Cross congress in London starting June 19. The party will include representation from the army and navy with unclear details about additional delegates.
Washington March 28 The trial of government examiner Blazer Hermann for destroying public records nears its end with testimony about pages torn from letters and discarded documents Fore witnesses include Irvin Miter a Portland clerk and Mrs BA Pater of Berkeley California detailing manipulations of letters and the missing pages The government faces defense demand for produced letters and records in what remains of the case
A witness questioned the recommendation to extend 3 000 acres from the commission. The dispute centered on which acreage should be included and tied to a former representative Willerson who advocated inclusion. The proceedings focused on the belwhith tract and its fit within the advisory plan.
Spokane Wash March 260. G Loorkin of Bookane the builder is fn Pookane and Internationst ant the Bookane Fai ard Sotthern ruleats, be a brother of the late Anstie. Br. tette be aisled roattively be not in any manner connected with the Corin Tanking commer at New York.
A partially legible report from Marehfell Oregon on March 23 notes a large sawmill project underway. The fragment mentions Vesntetran Ble and indicates mail and various tasks, but the exact actions and dates are unclear. Local officials and workers are unnamed in the readable portion.
The readable fragments indicate an unstable notice involving names like Be Satta and Yekfa with dated references to March and June but the text is garbled. Key entities and places are fragmentary, making a coherent summary difficult.
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