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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
2
The fragment outlines subscription terms for a daily standard, publishing house details, and contact information including business office and editorial rooms. It mentions Ogden mailing addresses, annual and quarterly deliveries, and instructions for communications. Names and precise addresses are partially garbled but indicate a newspaper's formal publication setup.
The text outlines ideas on plant growth, nitrogen compounds, and soil chemistry, mentioning bacterially influenced processes and the role of certain elements in soil. It references varieties of plants, fertilizers, and the interaction of organic and inorganic factors in soil fertility and crop development.
S Graham, 1331 Eni Wve, writes of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with no relief from a skin itch and rash. He reports success for others and urges trying Cuticura products despite doctors offering other treatments.
The report describes a framing incident where a wircane spreateing to muy caused a fall and a hard spot. After several applications of Cullowmn the patent wablsided and the issue vanished, with the subject reportedly restored to health.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning various near unintelligible phrases and names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities present to form a factual summary.
A fractured community debate over a franchise proposal ignites council protests and citizen action. Residents argue over public interest, governance, and economic impact while officials weigh terms, timelines, and safeguards amid a tense civic atmosphere.
A historical report details western gun production shifts and depot operations. It notes Brent Dialogne wood depots and various sites west of the Atlantic coast, with references to towns like Texas and California and mentions of multiple facilities and operations in the period.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Nubian and Abese Me Ab alliances and exchanges, with unclear names and dates. It hints at wary trading or negotiation under threat, with no clear event or outcome due to excessive garbling.
In a reported incident at a manufacturing plant, a wheel failure near a stock frame raised alarms over safety and potential shutdowns. Investigators describe a device evolution and a plan to secure ongoing operations while evaluating a dangerous wheel fracture.
Funeral services were held for Mrs George Wheelon at 2 pm with burial at the local cemetery. The 45 year old widow resided in the area and leaves two children. Clergymen Clarke Connell and Dr Bardney conducted the rites. mourners gathered from nearby communities and the funeral proceedings followed by a bereaved family.
Fragmented OCR lists several legal cases and defendants names such as Bogart, McVickers, Brown, Shunnan, Wagner, Dunkin, Carrigan, and Hasnett. The items reference October terms, court dates, and involved parties in a Toolee district docket. The fragmentary text hints at numerous civil actions and criminal arraignments before Judge Morse.
Funeral services for Panel J. Lewis were conducted at the Latholio church with many friends in attendance. Burial followed at the Weibel cemetery. Relatives, neighbors, and members of the union gathered for the rites as plans for the year’s events were noted. Genevieve Sullivan left for Salt Lake City to attend university events. William Betton traveled from Salt Lake City after the Snowdale development.
In Spanish Forie this afternoon two averais were held. At noon the abregnalcy at Thomas Mortel were held at the First wand juseting homee. Mr. Mactell died at his homie at 4 elocit Saturday Wiernam. He was one of Spanivl Fark'a alfinst ruztns with His son bn 6d and his first amd wily wife dith some ventelles years ago. He was an upright, Honorable clizen, and childrens coe kilong thie! Taldine families wi sh Pow, Mt Mise 16], Who Wis native of Wales, died in Wis Giglity rd sour.
Fragmentary OCR text references a legal or official proceeding with dates near a Wednesday before a named month and person. Readable entities include Weinesday and Indae Murse, but critical details are missing making precise filing or outcome impossible.
A fragmented Ottawa London exchange discusses marine and fisheries issues. The Canadian government weighs actions against American poachers and a potential mobilization of naval vessels such as the Vigilant to patrol Lake Erie. Decisions hinge on memorial guidance and parliamentary input before directing measures.
United States Marshal announced surrender warrants for James Lin ey, Chive Tovenhey, Arthur T. Mart, Wimer Alexander, Deanard Dy Tratiel, C. Currie, Charles String, Charlene Masign, Juling Belilues, Charley Bosworth, and Charles Bolgert on charges of conspiracy in importing illegal settlers. The defendants were held for execution by United States Commissioner Ridgeway. They were urged to surrender within a day or two after talks with counsel, with penalties for failure to appear and a chance to undergo preliminary examination.
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission probes how freight rates are set for livestock and related products. The presiding official questions how charges are calculated, noting published rates may differ from actual payments.
A New York wire reports the Suez Canal may close for about fourteen days after a dynamite blast damaged bank edges. The incident halted traffic and could delay shipments of sugar and other goods arriving at Atlantic ports around October and November.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Carter aiding government efforts and a former officer involved in construction contracts and investigations. References to a special examiner, prison term, and a March date appear amid garbled phrases about government gains and investments.
A chaotic session centers on Gladia and the United Rates Chair court against Carle and relatives. The defense seeks recovery of property, while the case accuses Greene, Gagnon, and others of defrauding the government through loan and contract schemes. Carter denies borrowing funds, claiming he only made investments and that prior exploitation targeted him.
Naw Foek reports that Equitable directors remain silent as the Board defends itself against allegations of misused funds. The Attorney General considers extending the filing period while directors claim ignorance of any wrongdoing by others. The case centers on an accounting of the society’s assets and liabilities.
The fever bulletin shows total cases at 374 with 2,568 total discharges and 70 new cases on the day. Officials say yellow fever appears largely contained in the city wards as efforts continue to control the outbreak and prevent new infections.
Jerome announces re election bid with early campaign HQ in the Ge y House. A delegation from Hamilton pledges support to My Tavanie as 2 500 signatures on his petition are reported by evening desk.
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