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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1907
Page
8
A long running case of severe eczema in a South Parish area is reported as wholly cured after years of hands and eyes affected. A doctor supervised use of Cuticura remedies appears to have restored health, with a local resident praising the treatment and recommending Cuticura products for others in the parish.
Advert explains a Charleston reader’s testimonial for Cuticura products claiming six week cure of severe eczema. It mentions soap, ointment, and wash, with a hopeful note to sufferers and a free sample offer, recalling a medical heritage and a call to action to purchase.
A brakeman was seriously injured after a freight train collision at a Union Pacific station near Antelope 112 miles away. The injured man was brought to Ogden for treatment after passengers reported the wreckage and a desolate scene with wheels and cars toppled.
The notice lists music offerings under Utah and Ui Dadar Hisgw School authority. Courses include piano and vocal repertoire, elementary theory, advanced theory, harmony, and wind-plane study. Classes meet at Studii 2400 Waabington Ave on a Saturday in September.
A violent confrontation at the Ogden Beer Hall leaves a patron with severe wounds and other injuries. Police and medical staff described multiple assailants, a fleeing suspect, and a chaotic scene around the card tables and rear area. Doctors treated the wounded as investigators collect statements and search for the elusive attacker depicted as a large, intoxicated man.
Ballantyne will resume teaching in May. Pupils may register Friday. Neat from 240 F Wone but many students will be taken. Music studio at home, 2532 Orchard Ave. Phone 798.
A chaotic Balt Lake meeting reveals pressure from retailers and creditors during talks on dissolution. Lorena Jensen warns against retreat while urging unity to defend credit and cooperative stores against larger chains and price pressure. Journalists note a flood of names and places as the movement pivots toward organized delivery and wider community impact.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Utah and named individuals in disjoint, garbled phrases. Key names and events are unreadable, with many broken words and no coherent narrative or dates to establish a factual item or outcome.
A rambling OCR fragment reports a burglary at Warner Millinery, with mention of a few nearby places and a brief shoot of events. The text is garbled but indicates a shop theft and a police response in Washington.
Fragmented OCR text records warranty deeds in a county ledger with numerous names, blocks, and plot references. Mentions Adrian M, Abbe Went, Bonth Oxden Burvey, Pred Ah Bhavor, and Heal M. McRondvick among others. Notes various lot numbers, prices like 1805, and additions to Woodmansoe's Main street.
A Salt Lake City woman died early morning and her infant daughter died shortly after. The family seeks rest and the community mourns as officials attend the scene and prepare notices for a funeral in Salt Lake City.
A fragmented notice outlines the trial of Quinn Gase with irregular wording and unclear context. The piece hints at a state byline and a late morning session, mentioning AMNOON and byline references without clear dates or locations.
A chaotic, OCR heavy fragment claims a controversial figure known as the Yell-Oh Man engaged in aggressive promotion of dangerous medical ideas. The text references alleged editorials, censorship, and moral panic around medical experiments and invasive procedures, with scattered names and places.
Proceedings outline extension of water for a proposed municipal power plant. The meeting covers budget lines, committee recommendations, street paving, sewer work, and facility plans. Officials name Patterson, J. FP ONeill, and other city staff, with dates for hearings and open bids noted.
Citizens discuss a proposed steamship service linking Newfound Land with Britain and Europe. Proponents claim a fast link could bolster trade and national identity, while critics warn of costs and political risk amid a shifting global empire.
A report from Nevada outlines new freight rates with changes for flour shipments from Reno to Gold Hill and other intermitents, noting shifts between California paths and Nevada routes. The dispatch mentions a discrepancy leading to adjusted tariffs, with officials debating implications and awaiting a finalized schedule.
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