19 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1907
Page
1
City officials vote unanimously to cut lighting system maintenance and shift to the highest bid. Affected lines include staff salaries and a proposed scale for pay, with the city already short on funds and reports of ongoing public works and legal inquiries.
Fragmentary report describes a county case involving Robert Boyd Jr of Laurel and a student named Keibed James Sparke. Proceedings reference a settlement and accounts led by Boyd as county treasurer in a county hall office.
Washington reports quote President Roosevelt receiving broad praise and continued support from lawmakers across the country. Messages from New York, Chicago and other cities arrive as administration officials discuss financial measures, new indebtedness certificates and potential currency implications.
A garbled advertisement lists Dr Vinren’s All-Healing Salvo and Pleasant pellets as miracle cures for digestion livers and bowel complaints. It promotes a large box offer, touts Panama treasure and vague financial schemes, and urges readers to buy through mailed promos and staged stage appearances.
A garbled 1907 patient reminiscence describes severe chin burning and itching. The narrator details a long misfortune before using Cuticle remedies and soap, noting dramatic improvement after applying treatments and medical advice. Names, dates, and places are inconsistently captured in the OCR.
An OCR damaged ad mentions Cuticura soap and related preparations in a garbled pitch. References to brands, treatments, and a Canada context appear amid unclear phrases about comfort, health products, and a promotional float of items. The text is largely unreadable but centers on cosmetic medical wording and product names.
Government bond plans meet broad support as Western buyers expect heavy subscription and bankers foresee ready money to resume normal business. Traders anticipate funds from the issue to unlock grain markets and move crops, with rail and banking sectors confident in securing the needed currency.
The San Francisco money market reacts to treasury relief measures amid turmoil. Prominent bankers and officials, including President Roosevelt and Secretary Cortalyoutt, caution about liquidity while signaling confidence. Market actors urge careful funding strategies to stabilize confidence and avert wider financial strain.
Faris reports say the United States moves to retire Panama bonds totaling fifty million dollars to finance new circulation. The shift aims to ease currency tensions and sway exchange rates, with observers noting the treasury's actions may dampen public confidence and influence future gold flows. Analysts point to declines in London and Berlin rates as reflections of the same pressure.
Montgomery November 18 Prohibition reform efforts faced heavy political opposition led by Mrs E Salmon Colton and Confederate era officials. The mobilization to block the measure involved prominent local figures and church groups as lawmakers debated its fate in the session.
Fragmentary text reports a murder case in Boulder with references to legal terms and names, mentioning Cole and a November date. It references police action, an arson element, and a railroad yard context, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item suggests a court or police proceeding related to a second degree murder.
The fragment describes an August night explosion destroying four train cars loaded with lynas aula, killing three men and damaging property worth thousands. Teave, a presumed New Jersey official, is implicated, but the motive links to a strike by workers and an alleged knowledge of dynamite. The text is garbled and includes unverified names and roles.
Fragmented text discusses Sir Thomas Bly and a sportsmanly denial, referencing Lipton and a famous trophy. It hints at newspaper admiration and public commentary on loyalty and sportsmanship within a period press context.
The readable fragments discuss approval to a hunter and negotiating obstruction. Mentions a ruler, a wire, and various names, with garbled phrases about a past event and a misspelled context. Erratic wording limits clear facts or events.
Early 20th century ad extols Mother s Friend as a remedy reducing pain and danger of childbirth. It claims calmer anticipation, fewer complications, and easier labor, urging women to send for details from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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