30 May 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1904
Page
1
Fragments recount a chaotic wartime page with brutal fighting between Japanese and Russian forces. The text describes heavy shelling, infantry assaults, and tactical movements around Nan Shan and Port Arthur, detailing unit actions, reinforcements, and provisional outcomes amid a tempest of combat reports.
The notice describes an excursion event by Oregon Short Line selling Hebers from Duden to all points west of Pocileila and east of Poe tell AB as far as Montpeliee. It lists routes toward St Anthony and Le Grants with attendance in Itato and Montpeliee regions.
An advertised tonic promises to cure bone and joint pain swelling skin blemishes and cancer while asserting it purifies blood and restores health. The claim notes guaranteed results or money back and urges purchase from local drugstores with directions on use and a one year guarantee.
Large crowds show sympathy for the family of late Senator Quay in Chicago as viewing limited to close kin. Funeral arrangements include service at the church and procession details with pastors and dignitaries in attendance.
A May 1940 despatch from Condon notes a diplomatic gathering of ninety delegates from various nations, signaling responses to a treaty and broader cooperation with the United States. The report mentions support for peaceful civilization efforts and wartime economic measures. The text is garbled but implies discussions on aid and regulatory approaches between Japan and allied powers.
Notice announces a special tax levy by the city council for property in Ogden City, detailing parcels in blocks 16 26 27 31 and others, to a depth of 25 feet, payable in four installments starting July 6 1904 with 20 percent due at first installment and 30 percent at second. Names and precise parcel references included.
Notice from Ogden City appoints a Board of Equalization and Review to assess local taxes for paving costs on 25th Street between Wall and Washington Avenue. Hearings run May Bit to June 1904 from 9am to 1pm at J C Nye’s theater, with public inspection of district tax lists now complete.
The Board of Equalization and Review for Ogden City announces five days of hearings from March 31 to June 4, 1904, on Canal Alley taxes to fund canal improvements. The public may inspect the district lists during meetings, with sessions daily from 9 am to 4 pm.
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