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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
8
An ad extols pure Vermont syrup as the best food for children and adults. It claims maple products are digestible and superior, detailing wheat processing, cooking for six hours, flaking, and toasting at high heat to produce a digestible, wholesome food.
A San Francisco preview weighs the Britt-McFarland bout and a crowded year, forecasting Johnson Burns Sullivan vs. Ketcham, Nelson vs. Lan, and Payley Meati fights. It notes Packey McFarland’s youth versus experience, predicts a lively ring year, and hints at world interest rising around early 1908 boxing events.
A poster from Hy P Memerson promises a reward of 100.00 for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for poisoning the sender's dogs.
Report describes two false alarms issued last evening by the fire department at a warehouse area near Five Points. No flames found beyond a single large bonfire. investigation continues as officers review hearsay and gather eyewitness accounts.
A rapid alarm at the Hye station led to a swift check by officers. Investigators reported no fire found after a quick inspection, despite earlier indications of a potential incident.
A lively theater tease promises a colorful performance with wit and high drama. The Moonshiner’s Daughter is billed as clean, entertaining, and full of incident, with a dramatic arc and comic relief to charm the audience.
A nostalgic poem in verse about the Old Kitchen Mat as a steadfast, comforting servant in home life. The speaker recalls daily scenes from dawn to night, praising the mat as witness to family toil, meals, chores, and the simple routines that bind a household.
Negotiations for the stock of the Utah Implement Company at Salt Lake City involve Ogden figures Hon. David Beckles and Hon. M. S. Browning. A report says no final arrangements exist though discussions suggest possible purchase and home-spent profits.
New York reports Harriman plans to take over the Erie railroad under the Booth action. He is prepared to invest between 30 million and 40 million dollars to improve terminals, track, and stock. Harriman reportedly will personally take 35 million of the new 6 percent notes to provide funds to meet immediate obligations.
Mr and Mrs Ferdinand P Karl of Monran returned from Europe today after a brief wedding in Italy. Mrs Marlo formerly Miss Tull Ruttner, a 25t settlement worker, was said to have sought a home settlement after the announcement of the marriage. Previous wife went to France and secured a divorce as the husband returned to seek a legal seat he had forfeited in Europe.
Contested program at the Methodist church features Missie-Pigrio Orchestra, lattice of items including The American Creed and Kenpor's Tears. Performances by Mur Pingrea's Orchestra and Floy Jin Muele-Pingreq's Orchestra with remarks by Oller Tampa and a benediction by J Ed Carver.
A local fruit grower lists an assortment of peach varieties and other tree species for sale. Items include Elberta peaches Ben Davis Mammoth Black Twi Red Astrachiu Yellow Teaagparent and a full range of Plume and Pruves Box Der Carolina Poplar White Ash European Mt. Ash Bim Maple and other stock. The ad promises clean, well stocked plants with telephone contact 78 Black Koy Utsh for pricing and orders.
San Francisco April date reports the flotilla arriving earlier than planned. The Alonmar Avathualu led the convoy with Rolila 3, while the Trugton begins larger practice tomorrow. Crews enjoy food changes and shore leave as ships prepare for the California coast run.
A fragmented OCR style notice warns about a former employee, A Hoeiner, no longer employed by Bite Cleaning Co. The alert states the individual is not to be contacted for work and directs readers to ELITR Cleaning Co for legitimate inquiries. The text is garbled but conveys a cautionary employment warning.
In St Paul in April 94 Ay M Mumphrey sues before Judva Hallam in Romany county district court seeking a mandamus against Montda Yellowstotmn Park Ginga Company F J Hayang president and C M secretary treasurer. He claims as a stockholder owning 95 shares he has a right to examine the company books and had demanded this which was refused. The petition asserts the directors and officers must show cause why inspection should not be allowed and to reveal the company’s condition.
Debtors of Dan Ragan bankrupt are hereby required to call at 303 Peerl National Bank aide and pay to Charles A Benurthwette, Trustee.
Fragmentary report describes Johnny Summers fighting Soldier Burne in Baithrove during an April event near Twhany Street. The match saw Summers defend aggressively and withstand Burns’ attacks with steady guard, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
A historical notice extols the Modern Woodmen of America with membership rising to over 1 800 000 and total insured values. It highlights annual assessments, policy costs for different amounts, and the order’s charitable and religious neutrality. Endorsed by Senator Robert M La Follette, the piece cites large camps, expanding reach in Wisconsin and nationwide.
Notice invites bids for the construction of a 7 rel Bitd earth dam at the mouth of Gi den canyon. Information at Mr Boetscih's wiles, First National Bank. Committee reserves right to reject any and all bids. Januarys Mak, Chairman.
The large grain firm in the city is reported to have liabilities near $500,000, with efforts underway to arrange an extension of credit. One creditor group plans to hold a meeting on April 13 as part of ongoing recovery talks.
Eight of those arrested during demonstrations in the vicinity of a building tied to a Prussian war issue were sentenced today. The court found them guilty of disturbing the peace and assaulting police officers. Sentences ranged from seven days to six months in jail.
In Fort Worth on April 9, reports describe a disputed wage scale tied to local labor matters. Texan Tate and Menlo FAR TOWN figures dominate the discussion as liens and aid measures are debated.
The article records a final conference where a spokesperson stated there are two Mary men employed and that parties to the conference will not offer further layoffs when a compromise is reached. The promise centers on adjustment of staffing without additional terminations.
Reports from Hong Kong detail street protests by the Chamber of Commerce and various groups against Japanese officials and actions. The demonstrations center on perceived grievances over wartime conduct and diplomatic tensions, with participants urging authorities to respond to alleged provocations and to appeal to broader international opinion.
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