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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair product that claims to produce thick growth and restore fullness. It lists a price of 25 cents per bottle and mentions a proof offer with a promise of results, referencing a large tree and a company named Dusderiss Co.
Fragmented OCR text details arguments in a case about Standard Oil and the legality of trust shares. It mentions Dodge, a large lawyer, and a plea on distribution of earnings, with references to trustees, stock, and corporate arrangements across decades. The passage cites 1887 events and 1944 ownership changes within the trust.
Detailed minutes from a Weber County board meeting discuss forming a legislative committee to push county interests in the upcoming January session. Chairman Stanford, commissioners, and clerk outline amendments, proposed funding plans, and the need for swift action to influence state law on county finances and indigent care.
Rail line advertises a round trip fare on the Pacific F935 service to Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs. Tickets valid for return until November 1st with Riopavera allowed.
Fragmentary notes describe a protest movement in Argentina linked to political figures and government actions. The text references tensions between protesters and authorities, with mentions of demonstrations and a call for change within the state. The exact events and participants are obscured by garbled OCR.
The article highlights Ogden merchants who actively participated in the recent fair, shipping large quantities of peaches and other goods to Salt Lake and beyond. It notes bold efforts by town leaders to promote commerce, with strong credit-building effects for Ogden's merchants and regional sellers.
Fragmented item notes an excursion to New Orleans with terse figures and names obscured by OCR. The readable parts indicate a priced trip via a transport line and possible scheduling or promotional details, but critical specifics remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases suggesting a court or director meeting record. Content is illegible with multiple incomplete words and random capitalizations, preventing extraction of coherent events, dates, or participants.
At a recent meeting of the division of the Ogden & Northesters Hallroad company an appropriation of 40 dollars was authorized to electrify the line from Ogden to Brigham City. A committee was named to inspect grounds and report on future improvements to modernize and credit the city and state. The plan relies on franchise agreements from county commissioners of Box Elder and the Brigham City city council, with work estimated at 150,000 dollars to connect the line toward Brigham and northward.
Gov Taft authorize changes as Havana San Capt. Lande replaces the rural guards chief. A conference with Str. 8" hart and Mr. Firneron led to promises to use influence for order. The news notes Cuba unrest and a postponed anniversary amid fears of political demonstrations.
Fragmented report describes a Spanish War Veterans event at the Bengal camp gathering with a parade and review at the White House grounds. President and staff reportedly present, crowds cheered veterans as marchers moved through the capital route, details blurred by OCR errors.
A chaotic Democratic caucus was held to discuss party fusion and purge fears. Key figures: J. Keer, Willard Scuyncroft, Joseph B. Carver, W. W. Browning, A. L. Stems, and Joseph H. McParland among others. The party invited the Fusion group to attend and report back at Friday’s meeting.
Reports over past months show many sheep growers dipping flocks before winter ranges. Dipping funded by the state board aims to improve sheep condition and range readiness this season. Board members urge gatherings where dipping has not begun to coordinate efforts statewide. A thorough survey by the board is underway with responses from all regions, and progress is described as patient and steady.
Crichtlows appointed by the United States attorney to prosecute the United States against Utah Fuel Company and Trans Alaska Coil Company. Two cases set for argument on November in front of Judge John A. Matatall. Defendants charged with fraudulent handling of valuable coal lands from the government to Carbon County.
The Union Republican convention in Per on Beptet nerf adjourned after a tense session. El ward Addicks criticized for congress Candidacies, while J Frank Ales urged support for national leadership and party unity amid accusations of treachery and factional conflict within the state committee.
A fragmented OCR note reports a wills surveying party aiding local road work. It lists a crew, a supervisor, and equipment, noting lanes affected and tentative start dates. The readable items mention a county road, a temporary detour, and coordination with municipal authorities.
Judge Howell holds that a passenger traveling on a pass cannot recover damages for injuries suffered in a wreck against Aston Paette railroad, dismissing gross negligence claims. The administrator of the estate sought damages from the railroad for a fatal crash near the defendant’s road, with a verdict favoring the plaintiff in a limited amount. A new trial motion was noted and set for consideration.
The Bamberger road bay beet granted a right of way over grounds at Ogden Canyon for construction. Work on the section of the road is to begin within a week. Grading is completed to within less than a half mile of the resort with the right of way covering the approach.
Dr T H Beatty, secretary of the train board of heals, issues a circular letter to all physicians stressing mandatory reporting of diphtheria tuberculosis pneumonia typhoid fever and whooping cough. The message, circulated to health officials, orders enforcement of reporting laws and prosecuting noncompliers.
Reports describe chaotic events near Praia with local forces clashing. Tigers drift toward hills and strike Tecumhalen. Boxers in yellow sashes enter the city shouting anti foreign slogans. Foreign missionaries and women flee as German units move to a temple and engage fighters in the dawn assault.
A Black man was fatally wounded in an alley shooting near Lille Fees and Argenta around 9 o clock tonight. Investigators say T Jandens and others linked to the suspect were arreste d on charges including homicide. bond set at 3 000 dollars. Police expect no further charges in the case as the investigation continues.
The article discusses the change of life period, detailing physical and emotional symptoms such as headaches, backaches, heart palpitations, dizziness, and irregular appetite. It notes increased susceptibility to ill health as the body moves through middle age and hints at health implications for women.
Fragmentary OCR from a local news page describes railway corridors and road segments with many garbled place names. Readable elements reference Mer np Het ded ralnnad and Kav Tepe in Henipam Teas with scattered mentions of base serwite and car fre.
Fragmentary OCR text references Chevoure, Bergen, Bevery, and various names. Mentions rebels, deaths, and warlike events with scattered phrases. Lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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