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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a party committee in Utah and a statement by William Glenmane. Details are garbled with likely references to a daily order or publication extend, lacking clear event, date, or entitles to form a full news card.
The document outlines advertising rates and positions for The Evening Standard, listing flat per inch charges with daily changes and special position premiums. It notes half-page and weekly contract options and compares The Standard to competing publications while asserting its subscriber base and market reach.
The Arety and Navy Journal notes President Roosevelt’s push for naval strength and modernization. It highlights experiences from prepresidential reports, improvements in mine warfare, and the fleet’s growth. It also praises Roosevelt’s long-term impact across departments and the expanded navy’s efficiency and reach.
A fragmented report calls for a model dairy to guarantee pure milk amid concerns of tuberculosis and adulteration. Citizens fear unhealthy cows and improper dairy practices. authorities consider appointing medical committees to oversee dairy sanitation and product safety.
A garbled report describes a controversial drive involving a "premieral duryman" offering to operate a dairy under a medical society. It mentions a united movement toward a "Retention Army" and plans for a "University of Humanity" with branches in New York and Chicago, launched to honor an elder figure, amid global attention.
Locating dry farm opportunities dominates attention in the Utah area as farmers in the Kos, Carbe Valley, and Kelton districts study new land laws. The desert land act and the Smoot designed homestead provisions spur filings, with interest spreading from Well to Hunborgt Valley over a 370 mile+ reach as a spring rush to file applications targets dry farming.
The city and Union Pacific Railroad nearly finalize a water agreement. The city would supply up to 109,000,000 gallons annually in seven years while the railroad buys water for industrial use, with the city aiming to maximum delivery at a low price. Officials anticipate a coalition to attract Hartley Basin industry and broader growth, as residents brace for price and service changes. Mayor Brewer signals strong city resolve, noting residents will see changes and urging swift action on real estate opportunities amid Ogden's inflationary market.
A wandering preacher in Wastechapel district London attracted a parish of irregular followers near a makeshift tent. The scene drew scrutiny as a movement formed around a figure described with strained imagery, attracting city interest and charting later religious gatherings tied to a named group and leadership.
New York April 12 Governor Harmon Thlas of Ohio denounces pending tariff reductions as mock relief and warns against new taxes. He attacks federal retrenchment, urges states to resist central government overreach, and cites recent Congress actions as examples of special privilege and waste.
After a windstorm damaged the steeple two years ago the First Methodist Church plans a full remodel. An octagonal tower will be rebuilt to match the current height, improving the block on Twenty fourth Street. The project includes new stairs by the Ladies Aid and other minor enhancements, funded by church appeals to gather money.
Guest tables featured Governor Tarmeo and Marshall, Senator Cham berlin, State Senator Grady, club president John Fox, Alehend Crocter, Alton SL Walker, Charles F. Surphr. Former justices Morgan J O Bres and D Cary Verrex attended along with Governor Johnson of Minnesota. William J Dryan sent regrets.
The Socialists threaten to sue over Theo doré Roosevelt's article in Outlook critiquing the party. AW. T. Killingbeck, secretary of the Godallat state committee, says steps have been taken to seek legal advice and the matter was referred to the national form closing. The objection targets reflections on members, not the party's political stance.
In a speed test among ships Chester Salem and Birmingham, Tompkinsville Island area saw Chester and Salem completing the race while Birmingham claimed victory amid engine troubles and crew safety concerns. Newport authorities received reports of engine issues and a near-piracy warning during the event.
In a damaged report a cruiser suffered engine trouble and five cylinders blown. The forward boiler section showed strain as crew worked to free a blocked smokestack. Captain Howand of the Birmingham stated the forward engine was badly damaged and the ship would be laid up until a survey confirms repairs.
An interdenominational Methodist gathering met at the church with poor male turnout. Principal F Mr Driges gave an address on the School for the Deaf and Blind and a vote of thanks was offered. The men’s group aimed to raise 100 for repair work and planned a special effort to attract men to next Sunday’s services with a floral and candle seating plan.
Real estate transfers recorded at the county office show Wallace Witten Hall and wife to Wilhelmina Homlg a parcel in the Black Dragon's addition to Ogden with other values, Jacob Peterson and wife to Peter M Poulsen a part of the SW quarter of section 18 township 6 range 2 west for 300, Hannah Meisler to John J Olsen blocks 11 to 15 Central Park annex for 335, Lamon Simonds and Azle A Hurt parcel in section 17 township 1 range 1 west for 400.
Judge Jobo of the district court in Reno granted a decree of divorce to Letion Let Pelanield of New York from Natutin Detaled. Delafield testified to desertion with details of the parties' separation in Paris 1997 and Switzerland, where he ex patriated himself. The judge issued the decree promptly without delay.
Ambassadors present a commemorative medal honoring the earthquake relief efforts three years after the event. The item, designated by city authorities, is to be presented in a ceremony on May 7 in Ambamador Suserrans.
Fragmentary text recalls a French medal by J Jusmerand honoring San Francisco and Benjamin Franklin, dating back to a 1431 arrangement for a Mexican gold medal for Franklin. It notes French sympathy during American independence and wartime aid, with praise for Franco American unity and cultural homage.
San Francisco reports an April fire in Berkeley led humane officer Frank McAllister to intervene against dogfighting in the blaze. A clash ensued as about 300 University of California students demonstrated outside Tickell’s location while police escorted a student to the station amid jeering crowds and disrupted bystanders.
A violent pursuit narrative emerges as a policeman confronts a fleeing individual in Bertilesa’s business district. Witnesses describe the outlaw mounting resistance, drawing a revolver, and being held at bay until capture while crowds gathered along the route to the jail.
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