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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
4
Telegram reports from Nova Mining News bureau indicate a rich strike at Gould No 2 in Werder district. An estimated 209 ounces of silver and $78 per unit were noted along with a five foot average, marking one of the district’s notable finds in recent years.
Directors of the Intercontinental Fair meet at J C office and decide no fair this year. Some repairs needed on the grand stand and other buildings after recent storms. An assessment on members planned to fund repairs and pay debts. A meeting of the Press Club Herald branch office board slated next.
A dubious tonic named Shu Zan the Great Pile Remedy is advertised by Geo s Drug Store at Corthrd Street. It claims to collapse “tates” with a special segsle and promises immediate relief, including bleeding or protrusion concerns, with money refunds offered. The piece also references performances by Lionel Macoton and entertainment acts like The Goletia and A Country Girl, amid flubs and garbled text.
The theatre company presents King of the Catule Ring a lively touring show with thirty actors and fourteen musicians traveling in two Pullman cars. The act features a cowhand theme and colorful characters creating crowd-pleasing humor and excitement for Sunday performances.
Aces Val Musical Co will perform on Sunday and Tuesday evenings at the theater. The act promises a colorful production with dance and music highlighting beauty, youth, and merriment, promising an entertaining street presentation to attract crowds.
Jamaica results from York May meet show High first in the first race with Waterbury second and Puetale third in 1 minute 28 seconds. Ove futtongs San Ba tod wins the second race with rare wival and Beqtence Saint Time in 1 minute 22.25 seconds. Henry Wattersog wins the third mile race with Cobblenull third and 3.45 final. Fourth race lists Keawtown atcha, Tharbary Belle second, Mana Jerkern third, 1219 time. Fifth race Tutle Axe wins.
Natural flavors obtained by a new process offer the most delicate and grateful taste. Dr. Price's Favorings are commended as representative and perfect in every respect. One trial proves their excellence.
A bicycle accident on Treaty Street yesterday morning near HL I Orin's produce house illustrated the dangers of disregarding a local ordinance requiring cyclists to keep to the right. Clarence Nelson of Deseret Implement Company rode on the right when George Curtst, a railroad worker, coming from the left, struck him. Both riders were thrown, suffering injuries to the head, face, and limbs, with Nelson needing medical attention after the crash. Both bicycles were badly damaged.
Pana Texas May 2 report to the Times says E H Harriman plans a new railroad push after El Paso and Southwestern. He allegedly delivered an ultimatum to Kanpa Dodge interests to accept his terms or face a parallel line through the United States and into Mexico. Meantime General Meoeger HJ Smmone is in New York consulting with the Phillips Dales syndicate. No B P and J W officials could confirm or deny the report.
A dam wall at Rhos Bennale near jaht of pranary collapsed killing about twenty Mexican workers. Thirteen were injured and several others missing. Authorities vow investigation and severe punishment for those blamed. The men labored on a foundation wall at the dam foot when the rampart failed under water pressure.
Ruth and Clarence confront a mounting tension as a mountain fire closes in on the Summit area. Amid plans to flee, a dramatic car ride races toward Burnside village where engineers and locals discuss telegraph wires and a staging rescue while Ruth faces an ominous warning about her future.
Salt Lake May 1 The college student body selected officers for the Tule atty Bool with Presk G Hobnn RT Young Je as vice president Juha K Blemar Don Datlow ante Perry Restetary Cora Mulgrave droga Yottne Hea Rogers Treasurer Beaut Stewart James it lor Dudaling manager James Catum C H Anderson The meeting also approved uniforms for all members and stated that uniforms would be worn by student bodies at all functions James Judd George Beles H Robieson Edward Jos were named to the Bible council and Ivine A Pareoos was named managing editor of Choontrle.
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