06 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
1
An old Swift Specific Co. advertisement claims scrofula from parent to child can be cured by a "purely veretable" remedy. It asserts hereditary disease and purities in blood, offering free medical advice and to mail a descriptive booklet. Filigree and sensational phrasing emphasize robust health through their product.
A garbled notice from Silver Parlor Restaurant outlines a Sunday and Wednesday dining event with limited seating and an all day lunch option. It lists JIM KEE and LEON TON and mentions a location on SW TwentyFifth Street in Ogden Utah with unclear details about times and prices.
The Salt Lake Department of the Standard Examiner reports on a planned San Pedro route voyage and related ceremonial insignia. It notes guests of Hon. W. S. Clark of Montana, planned dignitary arrivals, and the signaling insignia tied to the Salt Lake event. The piece also covers a court hearing involving C. G. Cox, charged with attempting to evade jurisdiction, with the matter set for later decision.
In a contested poisoning charge, judge Lewin reversed a verdict as the jury found the defendant did not know the animal owner. The trial involved John A. W. Clinian and others. officials debated malice and the line between negligence and intent. A separate ticket on a Sunday liquor sale and related municipal actions followed, with costs adjusted by city council.
Fragmented OCR lists officers and members of the Leb Lemmorelal Club and related committees, naming George Ansting as secretary and a roster including John W. Savill, H. Gardner, W. M. Stanko, and others, with scattered city affiliations such as Salt Lake and Ban Francisco.
A fragmented notice shows TEA Schilling’s West is packed with goods to keep them fresh. References to prices or dates are unclear, but the readable text notes keeping supplies secure and ready for customers despite a busy period.
Tyathg was resumed on the niln tonginal exemariga with a sale showing stock at 31,900.87. New York features of the section saw bids and sales at varied prices, with 6,400 units sold near 20 cents and 30 cents bids. Demand remained mixed as 500 units traded at 30 cents and 1,000 shares moved, while buyers favored the top end of prices around 9148 to 9 Lat.
A new strike at the Montgomery Shoshone mine in Bullfrog country shows promising ore. A ledge exposed in upper levels extends forty feet, with ore channel potential measured at about fourteen feet beyond prior limits.
Pare City records show only three producers shipped ores. Details list quantities for Kin g seseesereebteees and Tamly West, with Ke wena Keith totals. Bonanza and other firms report weekly tonnages for several mines and rail shipments on the Tonopah line.
The article reports the tragic death of Sadie Mack during the Charter Open track race in Anittard. A late mishap on the final straight left Mack fatally injured, with crowds and officials present as medical aid arrived. The event continued amid the accident, the Charter Open prize valued at $10,000, and mentions owner Katharina Wikaa and the surrounding reaction at the venue.
Readable fragments list horses owners and results from a long race chart including names such as Lady Sealeklo Arsenal Reed and Midas Wired Phe. It records times distances and placements, mentioning second and fourth places across multiple races with various captions and figures.
A rough baseball game saw Pittsburg defeat Chicago 4 to 3 amid steady pitching by T Reuloweh and several costly errors by Chicago. Attendance was about 2,800. Batteries Gibson for Pittsburg and Rew vach Lundgren and O'Neil for Chicago. Umpire Kline.
In Chuwiwanti on September 1 the Nationa Hagel committee rejected an inquiry into the baseball situation of Spakans. The decision, described as purely a National Association affair, leads to no further action. The commission also declines to interview the secretary of the National eRxoclation holmer regarding player payments.
A distorted explanation of hay fever types and contagion, naming allergens and bodily reactions. The text discusses pollen exposure, nasal membranes, and the supposed transmission by “perum” and other factors, asserting varied susceptibility and misattributed remedies. It mentions Dr Hartmandr and suggests cures and prevention methods, though largely incoherent.
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