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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1905
Page
2
The page fragment shows an editorial note and business office lines for Independent Phone services listing numbers 120 Well, 66 William, and 420 BC. It notes a system closure after 8 p m and references Bri Phone 2 rings. The text reflects a period newspaper layout with contact numbers for offices and individuals.
Henry Clawsoh voices objections to the feasibility of government ten percent regulation of railroad freight rates. The piece argues such actions threaten financial stability for hundreds of railroad workers and dependent households, urging caution in expanding federal power while highlighting related economic concerns and ongoing inquiries into stock market impacts.
Thomas J. from Brooklyn N Y suffered severe eczema on the face for years with no relief from physicians. A friend recommended Cuticura. after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent his face dried, scales and sores stopped, and he could go out and feel better, ending his long suffering.
An advertisement extols Cutleura Soap Ointment and Pills as a universal remedy for skin ailments including itching, burning, psoriasis, hair loss, ringworm, and infant suffering. It claims immediate relief, permanent cure, safety, and great economy, presenting the products as standard worldwide.
The fragmented text outlines Porto Rico with a population around 1888 figures and large agricultural, mineral, and production notes. It references staple crops like cotton, mining efforts, outputs in gold and silver, and broad trade figures. It notes imports and exports to the United States and foreign countries, with estimated dollar values. The language resembles a historical economic summary of natural resources and commerce.
The Galveston correspondent reports on a massive fortification effort to shield the city from severe storms and high seas. An extensive sea wall and piling system are described, with dimensions, materials, and massive quantities of cement and limestone. The narrative emphasizes the scale and potential protection against epidemics and hurricane-driven wave action.
A late March note outlines ongoing U S Germany trade talks amid questions whether existing reciprocity terms will end by March. Officials say no formal termination has been declared, with communications continuing in hopes of a broader agreement.
Lawrence Roget of Sandy died instantly when a Denver & Rio Grande freight train struck his vehicle near Riverton. The accident occurred as he was returning from Riverton to Argyle, where he was to wed the prominent Riverton resident. The night scene was described as brutal, with the vehicle torn apart and witnesses distressed. Coroner Williams, notified by Superintendent Webb, oversaw the inquest and the body was transported to Bingo Junction for formal proceedings. Roget, once with the Booth Mercantile Company, was engaged to Miss Argyle, a Riverton social figure. The couple planned marriage within weeks, leaving friends in shock at the tragedy.
Park Lodge No 7 Fy A M attended a Methodist service led by Pastor Herviegs. Roger Dullyau, a Miners Union member, will be buried today after suicide. Foreman McKeown of JTO mine injured. Hoisting gear moved from No 2 Ontario to King Connoll. New American Flag machinery arrived for quick installation. Four year old Gorge Blaving died yesterday. funeral tomorrow.
May 0 date shows J A Digler of Farmington and Lydia Bev oridge of Springville aged 22 and 40, with a marriage license recorded. A young man William G Willburg received a ninety day county jail sentence for vagrancy. details note a jail term. A minor vandalism incident mentions 43 cents of haberdashery stolen from a valise itemized at a local jail.
A university operatic company staged The Beggar Student at the Fall Lake theatre with a large cast led by Alfred Beat as the Beggar Student and Murdock as the Servant Matt. The production featured actors portraying Krakow officials, a governor, landlord and various nobles in a vivid period piece.
Engineers outline a proposed reservoir with 100000 acre feet of storage on the Strawberry River northeast of Provo, plus a 46 foot high diversion dam and four mile intake. Diversion channels would feed Diamond Fork and Spanish Forks, with a southern slope interceptor along the Utah marine to the Strawberry valley. Estimated total cost about 1650000 dollars.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered phrases about fortunes, tobacco concerns, and a four year Greenland expedition. It references Lord Rogerery, Queen Anne, and a people of Virginia, but details are unclear. The piece resembles a garbled historical page with loose mentions of prizes, thefts, and colonial curiosities.
The annual excursion of the Lehe D F will be held this year at Te Tagnon near Farrington. Gates will be opened at Juno 21 with events for all, including bathing, hunting, and prizes for the oldest Odd Fellow and other contests. Train service via the Westutl Night will run to La Reith.
A garbled dispatch from Waeligtog notes the president departed Washington from the White House to discuss domestic issues. The fragment mentions civic concerns and potential policy implications but lacks clear details or dates.
A court records a libel case alleging that Schillings Best misrepresented tea quality by accident. Plaintiff contends publication harmed reputation and seeks damages. Defense argues statements were opinion and not false factual claims.
A memorial day event with President present and Secretary Loch marked by a gun salute. Reports describe rapid work on the Gunnibon Tunnel in Colorado and a government reclamation plant to irrigate the region. Officials note construction impacts and mountain passage tasks amid broad regional projects.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe canal work with a large Leyrier comprendor driven by a 190 horsepower engine. It mentions speed of progress on one side and compares the first five miles to the Erie Canal, noting a 26 percent larger measurement. The readable content is disjointed and partially illegible.
A fragmentary report from Eugene Oregon dated May 28 describes 14 year old Daleng Land and 16 year old Clovenced Enged drowned in the McKenzie River about one mile above Hendricks, while their English father and uncle watched as they rowed the Tiger. The boat capsized after being uplifted by a submerged object.
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