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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
2
Public notice describes postal service handling under the Post Office Act. It lists subscription options and rates for daily publication excluding Sundays. Includes one month and three month advance payments and Sunday morning Examiner prices.
The Standard Publishing Co announces advertising rates for The Evening Standard Ogden. Flat rate per inch with daily changes, special positions, and weekly contracts. Rates include top of column and special position charges, with preference given to weekly or biweekly ads.
A garbled notice discusses enforcing laws in Union Square New York amid crowding and disorder. The text reflects concern over safety and control as thousands of women face tight living conditions and limited options, with emphasis on broader social tensions and enforcement.
A reflection on growing discontent spurred by visible inequality and revolutionary agitation. Observers warn that unrest is likely to spread as the poor suffer cloth and shoe shortages while charitable efforts aim to alleviate hardship. Local women form committees to aid needy families, urging broader generosity and moral duty.
An unsigned Salt Lake Tribune editorial urges detachment from Senator Sutherland and resists attempts by Mormon church allies to dictate party loyalty. It defends Utah Republicans and warns against centralizing power to select delegates for the Chicago National Convention, seeking to sustain a strong congressional slate and party unity.
An in depth legislative discussion traces the passage of a new federal law altering the fellow servant doctrine and contributory negligence rules. It highlights President involvement, the act's interstate commerce scope, and expected impact on industrial relations, with references to senators, state roles, and the push for national policy crystallization.
The piece estimates that sewage from 1,800,000 residents drains into Lake Buch gan. It notes rapid town growth along shores, predicts no reduction of this pollution point, and questions how far sewage travels into the lake. No precise maps show water site relations or current effects, and the overall impact remains uncertain.
A review of Margaret F. Washburns Animal Mind from Vascar College outlines the book as experimental in method yet cautious about overreliance on laboratories. The piece notes insect senses, dogs, and the mind of higher animals, highlighting discrimination, memory, and sensory limits across species.
An advertisement extols Maple Flake as a superior whole wheat product. It describes steam cooking for six hours, thin flaking, and 30 minute toasting at 400 degrees to render bread all nourishing and digestible. It emphasizes whole wheat nutrition and price of 15 cents, touting long preparation and the cream of good food.
The Motor Yacht Club of Orangetown announced that the Marmara Cup regatta at Huntington Harbor will not be postponed. The American Motor Council meeting at the Waldorf Astoria confirmed completion of regatta arrangements and acceptance of August 1 by British yachtmen. A delegation of wealthy owners and motor boat enthusiasts discussed building the best possible defending boat with a possible $20,000 available if needed.
Chicago April 15 Nicholas Hley a railroad worker said he was locked in a freight car for four days and nights. He boarded a Santa Fe train in San Francisco to visit his sister in Marinette Wisconsin and woke to find the door jammed. He was taken to a county hospital in serious condition.
The Southern Pacific Railroad held a stockholders meeting in San Francisco yesterday. Of 1 000 000 shares on the total, nine men attended the district session and represented and voted 1 089 800 shares for the following.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 19th century local board roster listing Ing. tloyen directors and names such as W. D. Comluh BB Calvin Rodingtos William Herein J. We Holman Homer 8 King James HK Wilkon Dr. F. R. atmaworth H. A. Jonen Wiliain Flood and Welk cut.
A German car from the New York to Paris auto race was seen moving through Baker City on an Oregon Railroad and Navigation line bound for Portland. The vehicle broke down near Optan Wink and will be towed to Beattie. Immigration delays arise over a deportation fine of 500 dollars if a fugitive is not recovered and deported.
New York April 6 The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is campaigning against the sale of newly hatched chicks as Easter gifts. Inspectors face threats and an alleged offender was held yesterday for trial after a complaint that two motherless chicks were purchased only hours out of the shell.
Rome April 15 Pope Pius received in private audience Prince Von Buelow imperial chancellor of Germany and Princess Yeo Buelow. The pontiff was pleased to speak with them in Italian and hoped the arrival and conference would aid an understanding on the Catholic question in Germany.
In Victoria BC Apel 15 the Ganar dian Pacific Railroad Steamship company will cut fares to fifty cents from 42.00 by the Alaska Steamship company. The Deatrice will also cut rates to Seattle. The Princess Victoria aims to resume service to Seattle within a month. It is unclear if the reduced rates will continue.
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