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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
6
An ad style piece touts Dr Metro's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments and nervous disorders. It claims the medicine cleanses the system, avoids alcohol or habit-forming drugs, and can be used at home under a physician’s guidance. It promises lasting relief through a thorough course of treatment.
Pundit Dr N Krishna, noted Indianist, spoke on British control of India before a large audience. He argued for native emancipation and criticized imperial taxes and education funding. He contrasted England's civil costs with India’s burden, and urged reforms with a second lecture titled The Educations Condition of India tomorrow at 7:20.
Fragmented antique horticultural notes describe Hampton Court Vine improving with Selentine treatment and soil filling after decades of barren fruit bearing. Mentions Pachmen of vines, era details, and restorations near Ti ford and Wanetrad with references to specific varieties and historical gardeners.
Weber Stake Academy braces for reopening as Monday registration begins. Workers renovate both the new building and the old structure, with faculty led by Principal David O. Mer Kay and staff including Jobe Lind and Willard Weihe. Domestic arts enrollment limits prompt expansion plans and a conservatory of art is contemplated. Contractors target public work finished by November.
A fragmented report notes travel lines and regional routes involving Idaho and Oregon, with mentions of a northbound excursion and a porth unclear. It hints at a transportation or travel update, referencing agents and yields in a cryptic way. The text appears as OCR noise with several garbled terms.
On or before Rept Silk, 1908, bids will be received by the Armory Board for furniture, electrical fixtures, paper of the front rows, tinting the drill hall, and rocker bases, one pin rack, and counter store routes. Apply to General Raymond C. Naylor or Captain W. E. Knears for specifications and measurements. Bid quality and materials will be inspected. right to reject any bid reserved.
The Weber Stake Academy will open for students on Monday September 17 at Cuasteal with excellent science and moral courses offered. A practical course for young ladies will be taught. Terrens desires boarders or rooms. Those interested should give names and addresses to the purina or S. D. Denstate on Lehard Ave, Phere, Hell UI.
J N Harper the relured chef of the Need batel was wounded in the right arm when two robbers stopped him in an alley near Twenty Fifth Street and Wall street. A watermelon was used as a distraction as they demanded his provisions. Harper described one tall and one short man, with one wearing a white hat. Detectives Oshers, Huschess and Madlock pursued leads but found no arrest. Police precautions rose after a series of threats linked to the presidential route.
A garbled clipping notes a land sale offer with reference to a contest and a price around $1,099 for multiple lots. The text is incomplete and names like Dassel Consrey and Now Man appear, but the full details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a merchants' event, names such as Alary A. Stephens and Brentess, and a planned inauguration this month at a South Path setting. The text is garbled but signals a civic or trade gathering with opening ceremonies.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a property transaction involving a 1000 dollar consideration, lot and block references, and street names. Names such as Kaward and Grewert appear with references to a warehouse company and property subdivision.
The article promotes a traveling trained animal show featuring Turck, Reba, and other acts praised for remarkable intelligence and precision. It highlights ponies performing complex tasks, monkeys, roosters, and clowns, with a naval band and acrobats. A street carnival and parade are promised as part of the event.
In Ogden a crowded Grange fair is planned with a popular stage show and livestock displays. Meanwhile officials announce hearings on proposed railway rate changes and a Missouri party commission will review the subject in upcoming sessions.
An Odessa report describes a 16 A mall sage held yesterday near Almferm pal and a group of about thirty revolutionistas who killed the guard, robbed mail pouches, and fled. Theirmembers checked 950,01 as they tried to move forward, but an accident halted the action. Kaulbare issues a military convene for all mall agents. want ads yield big results.
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