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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1909
Page
2
An entry from a local record notes publication under the Act of Congeese in Ogden. The notice names Bundays as publisher and Wm. Claemann as an involved party. The text reflects a formal government or legal notice with a dated English phrasing.
The Evening Standard publishing company advertises its standard rate card for Paree February 1993. It lists daily rates and special positions for pages, noting contract terms and guaranteed coverage while asserting no other paper can match its bonafide rates.
The Salt Lake Herald editor William Singletart faces a political dispute as a new paper man accuses a fellow citizen of criminal conduct. The rant mentions a game warden in Utah and hints at a rest cure for the subject.
A New York World rebuttal counters a false claim about trusts arranging ware reductions. It cites the Sire trust and its 180000 employees, alleging industry price cuts blamed on manipulation rather than genuine necessity. The piece references Carnegie and Schwab as figures, discussing wage support and industry-wide pressures.
A historical piece discusses Utah rail development linking Ogden to the Oreg on Short Line via a planned connection to Huntsville, aiming to connect Onsen Valley with broader markets. It notes the influence of rail ownership by Utah Light & Railway and Oregon Short Line, and mentions economic ambitions of city leaders to attract population and industry, including a 80,000 goal. It also critiques sensational journalism by the Calhoun era and the rise of the Kept Newspaper in Salt Lake reporting.
A rambling note from a southern conference traveler touches on Ogden real estate plans The list includes viaducts The Ogden Canyon electric line and various developments The writer warns about foreign elements and calls for stronger laws on concealed weapons to curb potential unrest and crime by immigrant groups.
The piece argues for and against a trackless trolley system running on public rights of way to serve riders and haul hay, noting power via overhead line and potential franchise ties with The Paris Improvement Company. It weighs safety, speed, and access issues and contemplates impacts on shared roads and farmers using wagons.
The National Association for the Study and Protection of Tuberculosis notes a vast media effort across newspapers magazines and journals in the United States. It estimates over 50 000 column inches of tuberculosis coverage in two weeks and argues that widespread education is the key to conquering the disease.
An astronomer at the Academy of Science in New York claimed last week to have found two new planets beyond Neptune. The method involved theoretical computations and telescope guidance to locate a point on the ecliptic in Aquarius, about 116 degrees, where two trans-Neptunian bodies would lie. Scientists awaited full calculation results with interest.
A garbled text fragment discusses bite modes on bots and their transportation use. It suggests that this application of power is not easily workable except on roads used for ceremonial conveyances, implying such precedents would impair reads for pier structures and related values.
In a federal case, United States Attorney General Frank Kellogg is cited by the government to support its position as the defense’s argument continues. Judge Cincromath presides with a hearing set to conclude by Friday evening. Remaining counsel include Jehan J Milburn New York and others from New Jersey Pennsylvania and Michigan.
The testimony describes two years ending 1968 with profits claimed at 939,422,825 and dividends totaling 2456,006 between 1862 and 1996. Kellogg asserts independent access was blocked by Rockefeller era tactics and a common carrier constraint. The debate covers voting rights, parliamentary maneuvers, and the push for tariff and labor measures amid partisan fault lines.
Train service via Salt Lake and Ogden to Salt Lake is advertised with fare around 12 dollars. Late trains are noted as returning. phones and timetable details appear unclear in the fragment.
A fragmentary report notes a 3 PM April 16 session on the Payne tort bill with amendments and rule changes. It mentions party splits, Louisiana delegates voting against their party, speeches defending or criticizing officials, and references to Democratic and Republican positions and tactics.
Rens Nev April One mile east of Calvada Washington Pratt dence Fort Ty boarded the Rouib tm Pathic Ne on the way from Bacramento to his home. He was very feeble and died aboard the train. His wife accompanied him and faced poor arrangements for comfort at the hotel. An undertaker took charge. Jefferson Darts wan notified.
April 6 Bovton Mase reports the annual meeting elected new officers after debt elimination. Presid ent Dr. Henry King of Rita College named principal. Vice Presidents include Dr Nev Wm A Popuk Detroit Rae and Dr Charles Nash. Cyrus Northup of the University of Simpsota named president. Henry Hiebardeon chosen treasurer and Campbell of Boston named secretary.
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