10 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
1
A testimonial style notice extols Pernuna as a cure all for catarrhal asthma and related fits. It describes catarrh as the cause of asthma, praises Pernuna tablets as an effective remedy, and cites personal cases including weight gain and improved breathing after use.
The sentence details appear garbled with many unreadable fragments. The readable segments reference a named person and a potential corporate or legal context, but essential facts are unclear. No distinct action or outcome can be reliably stated from the fragment.
A fragmented November weather note describes heavy snow across regions, with three feet in places and ground still bare at melt. Wheat harvests were disrupted, fields damaged, and farming losses noted as engineers discuss vacuum cleaner plant plans and urban expansion in Salt Lake City amid the aftermath.
A discussion at a Tommer club in Junceicu covered returning mercy funds collected to support Dutchers and grocers. Patrons urged action to recover money, with the grocers and butchers pressing for repayment. A call for $10,000 drew only about $400 pledged, with the Ren Estria association offering $500.
A Madison prompted report details a husband Hoard of Madisaon drawn away from his wife and child by a socialite in the city. The board of education and local officials faced inquiries as Mrs Hoard contends the affair and seeks accountability amid rumors and letters.
Sal Hauke bets on a proposed vacuum plant at Pintle State, with discussions about clear company involvement and potential interagency interest. Local officials consider the plan amid questions about permits and industrial impact.
Martin Anderson, an electrician at Bilkue Jks Iron Works in Ab IL, barely survived a high tension electric shock. He touched a live wire while near an iron root, igniting a blaze that spread to his clothing. A fellow worker freed him with a ginny and helped remove the dangerous part, but Anderson remained conscious only briefly, then fainted from the voltage. He was rushed to the hospital and tended for burns and shock, with doctors hopeful for a speedy recovery by week’s end.
Jurors were questioned as the Magill murder case moved forward with seven jurors seated to date. A colored former Decatur police officer left the jury after a dramatic moment and one trial witness will testify for the defense tomorrow. Judge Cochran warned of possible adjournment and potential retrial if jurors cannot be seated.
A contested court filing alleges Erioet 4 and Groene ta natu tn a Sul met yesterday afternoon against the Nelamar Bonanze Gold Mining company led by Louis Gamborrer. The secretary and treasurer is named, with requests to appoint a receiver and enter judgment for 7,000 rug. The complaint claims Obernstor fer and Bamberger control company affairs and have mismanaged funds while oppressing stockholders.
Fragmented OCR notes report a fire event at a location on Rita street in Ensenada and a separate grounding incident in Kentucky. The text mentions dawn binding and smoke, with references to a meteorological tone and various names. Details are unclear due to garbled transcription but indicate emergency activity and travel disruption.
At a Cunagian club luncheon, Rudyard Kipling discussed Britain's immigration problem. He argued for aiding the immigration of British to Canada, claiming the time had arrived to choose between reinforcing the British stock or tolerating racial separation. He warned that further delay could force a swift, perilous shift and British settlers might return to England via Canada.
Alarmey A Smith and LA Ameen return from Leamington trip to inspect the Lesying Les Mining property at the extreme northeastern Milanicough corner near an 80 mile line to Salt Lake. Reports show ore values from 8 to 60 percent iron and 10 to 16 percent silver, with a typical assay of ton yielding 40 percent lead and high gold and silver content. The company has spent about 4000 dollars on improvements, and early ore shipments look promising for a valuable producer in the South Thode district.
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