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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
1
A public response centers on Pe-ru-na prompting supporters to defend the remedy, with residents voicing faith in its benefits and rallying around the product amid controversy. Local figures and communities mobilize to advocate for continued use and availability.
A snippet of handwritten testimonials extols Peruna for cures and relief from coughs and general illness. Notes names such as Mrs Dade Rowland and Minnie Lappentiaseh from Texas and Washington, praising the remedy and urging others to use it. The fragment hints at strong belief in Peruna’s health benefits and wide reach across regions.
In Salt Lake City district court, government counsel and two prosecutors argued before US District Judge Merriweather as the trial opened. Reported motions and witness mentions dominated proceedings while local observers noted delays and ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary OCR yields a late 19th to early 20th century style discussion on control of school curricula and the authority to appoint a superintendent. The text references education law, board questions, and state acts as it ponders who oversees school study programs and the preservation of district schooling.
A garbled OCR fragment references a desert location and names such as Hawaii and Nav. The readable bits suggest a partial report on a desert scene with unclear actions or dates. Further context is needed to identify people, places, or outcomes.
An incomplete OCR item notes a county board of education appointment or action, referencing a state superintendent and an attorney general. The readable fragments indicate official tension around education duties but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
An elderly man described as Sap jake Noe Went Lett died Friday after collapsing during an attack linked to heat and a confrontation with Officer Virutelarity near South Street Duthie. Police intervened as the scene unfolded, a bystander reported heat and a struggle preceding the seizure and unconsciousness. An investigation is ongoing into the events surrounding the death.
Fragmentary text reports alleged health and employment details involving individuals linked to a New State administration. It mentions arrests or inquiries, a Friday meeting with an officer, and references to a juristic or social group. The passage is heavily garbled and names are inconsistently rendered.
Governor appoints a list of delegates from Salt Lake and nearby counties to the Mississippi Congress from Weber Morgan and other counties. The proclamation, dated November 3, 1906, officializes the selection to attend the eleven teenth annual session in Kan sae WM. Ma. The signatories include John Henry Smith, Hithsat W. Yosog, E. Winder, and Charles S. Thaxes as secretary.
Proprieter of White Pine News of Ely Nevada and editor Hue outlines future plans as miners, investors, and district organizers discuss foresting public support and New York market trends. The piece notes Ely’s prominence to the East, local ventures, and reflections on political organization ahead of an election.
Virell th. Persie, chief engineer of the Western Pacing, arrived in Salt Lake from Sen Fyaseisen Friday morning and will stay several days attending details at Ilsent at the line. The article notes work around nearby roads and efforts to repeal an old mining condition tied to high grade ore and previous promoters.
The article reports multiple mining strikes in Teaver county, with a low grade iron ore at Lemstow grade near $14 a ton and higher grade ore at around $299 ton or more. A new shaft line is planned, about twenty nine feet from the surface, along vein trends, promising ore yield amid nearby shows in Cedar Cavek and Bursing Steacow near Vee Tallemsa.
Ely townsfolk, including Thomas Rockhill, discuss Nevada Northern Copper properties near the Chinaman group. Ledges run over 5000 feet with widths up to 40 feet, copper-rich ores in carbonates and black sulfides, with potential gold values from 30 to 320 per ton. Projections point to large ore bodies, deep sinking, and significant development expected in the district.
Mrs Stead M Schuessler, an administrator from Chicago, spoke in May about regional attitudes toward the West. The brief column notes her critical perspective and the reception by local listeners.
A fragmented court report describes divorces and alimony rulings involving multiple couples, including Victoria Fitzgerald and Henry Fitzgerald, Leora Gilles and Henry Dillogomo, with custody awards and spousal support set. The document blends these proceedings with a lengthy, unclear section on athletic competitions and records from a separate event.
In New York at the Amateur Athletic Union indoor championship at Madison Square Garden, Sheridan of the United Eisres team set a new mark with a 25 feet 3 inches measurement and an additional 61 feet stretch, edging the competition and boosting team standings.
In Butte Montana a Nor 3A spectacle unfolds as local hunters Miller and Deaver Creek figure in a tense shooting incident. Misread reports place Miller wounded by a hunter nearby while tracking game along Mock Creek. The scene includes speculation about two famed hunters and their ongoing rivalry.
A prominent Nevada planter, August Dreler, was denied today, with 18-year-old Jobo Slemsen in custody in San Francisco. He confesses to serious murders and robberies in the Lost City. Slemsen claims the real name of the Sea Frenchco person is Jobo Cleineen, son of a wealthy island planter.
Mrs Eliza Schelrer of Macungie PA, aged 76, reports renewed strength after using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic for over a year. She endorses it for the aged and those with waning energy, claiming it provided needed vigor in later life.
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