30 May 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1905
Page
1
An unclear passage describes removal of the outer coating from wheat by a special process before crushing. It states only half of the coating is removed and nutrients remain in California Wheatine. References to Allyaad jropers, Pacific Geerai Association, and Sno Franetico appear as garbled terms.
An unintelligible OCR block mentions names and places such as Portland and Detroit. It appears as a corrupted notice or ad fragment with stray phrases about experts, doctors, and commissions, lacking coherent facts or actionable details. The readable elements include scattered names, addresses, and potential affiliations without a clear event.
A jumble of items from Salt Lake appears to cover society engagements, appointments, and local rail and court notes. The piece mentions engagements, marriages, and parties, plus sheriff and city official changes and upcoming trains to Ogden and Los Angeles with names such as Heath, Kearns, Calvin, and Roskel, and a ceremonial focus on community institutions.
Br adley succeeds Bweene y as su conasnr of Char jes Sweens, president of Los Fud gral Smelting and Defining co., after its acquisition by American Smelting and Refining. Announcement notes Bradley’s purchasing power and board placement as the market moves through fluctuating stock and mining sector activity.
Court heard damage suits totaling around 0,990 for mine and smelter firms A muttered list of defendants includes Hull and family pro Amoty sro Uwemelter fie with ties to Gold Mining and Bingbany Comper Other defendants include Dun ran McViebte and Len thal of Valentine Batenan The New York mine shipped thirty tons of ore with another twenty tons expected The case references New York mine Mackintosh sampler and X C Bonneville mining expert was sent to the property to report on certain entities and attention to the country
Wartime style note describes Mrs Alice Sti mel planning a summer return to resume vocal studies. Sirman Toth visits Saturday morning for her Pocatello home. E Cramer announces management of her daughter in Wilt 1, Winnner of this.
A rough, error strewn report describes Atlantic operations with references to ships, navigational trouble, and unclear events. Mentions vessels like Minotte and Hundae with fragmentary notes on weather, steering, and possible sightings. The garbled text offers a snapshot of a maritime incident inquiry with little coherent detail.
Fragmented account describes a vessel named The Atlantie or Auuulle traveling from Cowes toward the Atlantic. After alleged delays and mishaps, the ship supposedly reached a lighthouse area southwest of the Scilly Islands on May 29, then logged a long voyage with speeds quoted in knots.
Mrs Minne Maddern Fiske addressed Salt Lake City audiences denouncing the theatrical trust that bars independent companies. She argued open theaters benefit patrons and independent actors, naming cities the trust blocks including Chicago to San Francisco and listing venues across the nation. Her remarks, delivered under Press Link auspices, called for theater access with a small admission fee aiding city orphanages.
A New York Herald correspondent reports Chinese authorities deny a Russian plan to move troops toward Mongolia while charges and countercharges fly between Russian and Japanese forces over alleged neutrality breaches amid growing tensions in East Asia.
William New York reports the death of a former client lawyer who served as paymaster during the Civil War and later as consul general to Rome under President Grant. He was a grandfather of Benjamin Franklin Butler, attorney general under President Van Buren.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierre's Favorite Proscription as a cure for female ailments and general weakness. It features testimonials from women claiming improved health after using the medicinal extract, asserting its superiority over beverages and other tonics. The notice urges suffering women to write for details and a prescription, presenting the product as a trusted, effective remedy backed by medical authority.
An advertisement extols Peruana as a remedy for systemic catarrh and pelvic organ distress caused by cold exposure. It attributes relief to Peruama’s tonic action, claiming rapid improvement in indigestion liver stomach issues and pelvic discomfort, with testimonials naming Dr S B Uariman as contact for confidential correspondence.
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