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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and phone numbers for EATOR AY ROOME, GLAEMANNredependent, and numbers 31, 120 Bell Pao, with hours noting closures after 8 p.m. The readable items resemble a business directory snippet and contact lines for local offices.
Fragmented OCR suggests a Burlington related dispute over territorial claims involving Gould, Ogden, Harriman, and Waridong. The text hints at sales and real estate moves, a $100,000 figure, and shifting northern prospects, with references to Guarnsey Oder and a contested buildout.
A fragmentary note describes placing a cross in a pleat where a source follower marks ten other smarks on the jacket.
A long, data rich survey details 1904 production and prices for mining in the western United States led by lead and ore, noting rising outputs at Ward, Maca, and Leadvill mines. It cites 1901-04 consolidation among owners, strong rail and shipping patterns, and warn of Russia’s upheaval shaping global markets.
Fragments describe cures and recoveries attributed to an elixir or compound, naming many individuals in San Francisco and related locales. Recovered patients include Adolph wWweske, Charles Rogelke, Charles F. Wackey, and others. The text promotes Watson’s Compound and urges readers toward its use, with peripheral mention of doctors and a hospital setting.
The piece warns that autocratic rule and mass indiscipline threaten public life, citing a drift toward censorship, suppression of literature, and control by officials. It links these with violent college incidents and secret societies, urging vigilance against such forces and defending liberal institutions.
A long reminiscence from Laramie, Wyoming recounts Bill Nye the humorist’s early Wyoming days. It covers Nye’s arrival in 1870s Laramie, his brutal honesty, sharp wit, and meteoric rise in journalism. The piece recalls his famous early prankish “Boomerang” office and a memorable Denver connection shaping his career.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals and places but lack a coherent report or dates. Readable names appear without clear context or outcome, making a definite summary unreliable based on the supplied text.
A fragmented discussion mixes medical terms with dietary advice and observations on palatophagic habits in animals and humans. It mentions pharyngial differences among species, the dog as a peomaphagist type, and claims about appetite changes with diet. It also references Washington Gladden and a bustling Broadway scene with a rag-wrapped man and a charity novel.
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