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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1903
Page
8
Advert page praises Doan's Ointment for piles relief. Customer testimonial claims the product stopped bleeding and itching after failures with other remedies. It mentions price 50 cents and notes Foster-Mittis Co as agents in Buffalo and solicits retailers to stock the item.
Preparations in Foisa for militia muster are noted amid scattered mining updates. BOE: Anmeg FE from Gold Reef reports Dewey mine new shaft activity, ore yields around a dollar per pound. HALVICK: Hammond ranch in Frestle valley sold for 12,400 dollars with 1100 cattle sold for 1,500 dollars. QUACARORA: Slimes from Tuscarora sent to Utah for experimental testing. EVANSTON: Rock Springs miners report dawn brawl injuries and care by friends.
The column lists varying standings with many misspellings and omissions. Teams like Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Boston, and others are shown with wins and losses. separate Western standings include Seattle, Oakland, Portland, Denver, and Omaha with mixed results. A long, crowded score rundown ends with erratic text about city teams and a fragmented note on a May 12 game.
The report notes Japan and Russia ramping up for conflict with Manchuria as Russian troops move toward the Yalu and eastern Manchuria. Chinese officials fear escalation while Japanese papers push for strong action. U.S. diplomacy is cited as urging restraint and a potential withdrawal if Russia halts operations.
York and Meyer An a conference between Dolin C Muvemayer of Yonkers and the Local branch of the American Federation of Labor discusses July questions on workers rights to conduct business without delegates from other unions. Havemeyer explains his invitation and proposes a controlled meeting with ten AF officials presiding to avoid political influence and ensure fair discussion among unions.
A reader details severe side abscesses from fallopian tubes and extreme weakness. Doctors urged hospital surgery, but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound allegedly restored strength. The testimonial invites others to try the remedy and seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Great Northern Railway plans to renew the search for Sit Ngan missing near Kalispell Montana. Crews have prepared for the hunt and will resume once snow recedes, aiming to locate Egan’s body and recover missing items near the old hunting area.
A collision on the Cedarville grounds during a baseball game between Culneville College and Wilberforce left Charles soon, von HHertfelden, and Lor the Cedarvilly onm fatally injured. A short fly ball, a shark-stapx moment, and a center fielder collapsed. Neith er saw the other and both were knocked unconscious. Glenn's sterl was fractured and Gludé Phillips suffered a gash over the eye.
A testimonial from Geneva Briggs of Minneapolis details a long battle with eczema on hands and face. She credits 8.5.5.5 with rapid improvement and lasting relief after trying soaps and salves without success. The ad emphasizes internal blood purification to reach the disease and promises thorough relief and renewed health.
An old timey market ad touts canned vegetables and essential provisions. It highlights wholesale availability, packaging options, and the claim that the featured brands Vewita and Vepitablin are top quality in the fresh produce market.
The readable fragments discuss arguments about aides and pricing though the text is garbled. Mentions creating value through trade and a focus on quality, with unclear references to readers and markets. No clear events, persons, or organizations emerge from the legible portions.
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