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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
3
The notice outlines newspaper publication terms including issue dates, rates, and delivery schedule for the Ogden Utah edition. It references daily publication excluding Sundays and details pricing for various advance periods and distribution days.
The document outlines standard and special pricing for newspaper advertisements. It mentions first-rate charges, daily per inch rates, special positions, and contracts for recurring ads, noting variations by placement and duration as used by The Standard Publishing Co.
The Civic Improvement League votes to end cooperation with the Union Tacite railroad company regarding water safety for Taylor canyon. The city faces a proposed water contract for 100,660,000 gallons annually over ten years, sparking ongoing disputes and potential further conflicts between city and railroad authorities.
Officials in Weber City contest a ruling on passenger rates and services, seeking guidance from a higher authority. The case concerns the Fair Lake City origin short line and alleged discriminatory practices against an organization.
An eccentric figure in Ocoen enacts a disruptive scheme to repurpose a structure and redraw local order. He forms a new commerce venture while enlisting medical staff and other helpers to replace faulty systems, stirring talk of enforcement and upheaval across the city.
In this period article fragment authorities warn of heavy penalties for using tainted ingredients in bake goods and puddings. Investigations will focus on slaughter cases and related facilities branded by authorities as illegal.
Ogden hosts a weekend baseball debut featuring Herouatéage, Salt Lake City opponents, and the Occidentals. Both teams bring key players, with last year’s exhibition style noted. Managers debate league alignment while Ogden’s gate and fan excitement rise for a likely competitive tilt.
A fragmented discourse on words and restraint discusses how language shapes reaction. It references cultural expectations, apology after offense, and the burden of speech on society, citing responses to insult and the endurance of public sentiment.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed water conveyance from the Welep river to Megty lands, reaching north of Ocdem Ie. It mentions Mayor Trewern, a Santh Park site, and preliminary work for a hydroelectric project to light a city. Details cover capital stock, company bids, and possible funding moves affecting enrollment and public works.
A visitor at a harbor hears the mournful tolling of a bell buoy and laments how ordinary beauty is lost to those who become deaf to daily wonders. The tale muses on memory, nature, and the hush over familiar life as people overlook poems in ordinary sounds and the ties of home.
A 1909 Utah clipping cites The Dimeret News and The Deveret News arguing about social evils and censorship. It notes varied opinions on restricting and eradicating perceived immoral conduct, calling for enforcement of reputational safeguards and ongoing public discourse.
Eddie Dugan, famed jockey, faced licensing bans in England after rough riding sparked a clash with the Jockey Club. He returns to racing in the United States, aiming for Pimlico and Whitney Stable mounts as he rebuilds form and seeks to regain favor after the 1905 Greenvend incident.
In York on April 184 a group of three Negroes attempted a coordinated self harm pact. Dorothy Morris, 20, died after exposure to poisons. Sessie Brown, a janitor, was found injured and hospitalized. George Hepler, another man, shortly after, lay dying. Police note the trio planned mutual death by poisoning.
The Portland Oregon editor Tansey W. Scott of Portiana Oregon is named by Washington sources to become the American ambassador to Mexico, replacing David Be Thompson of Nebraska. The change is not immediate and is expected to occur after several months. Scott, 71, is noted as a leading editor and one of the West’s most known journalists, who grew up in Hazel County, Washington, and built a career in Portland after moving from Oregon country.
A professor from New York city failed a Mayoral test when a street arc lamp was lowered during a test by The Power Company. The experiment went wrong causing the professor to be shocked as he connected the testing apparatus to the wiring. The incident is under investigation by city authorities.
A movement in Warsaw to honor Polish actress Elena Modjeska who died in California. A memorial service is planned and a tablet for Mme Modjeska will be placed in the Warsaw theatre foyer. Committees seek funds to bring her body to Warsaw for burial, potentially with a public funeral. If not allowed by Austrian or Russian authorities, burial may occur in Cracow.
A Tokyo dispatch reports nine lower house members arrested on withheld charges tied to bribery linked to the Japan Sugar Co. affair. Directors resigned after fraud charges earlier. stock fell sharply, triggering public outcry and talk of further arrests across both Diet chambers.
A blaze in Goldfield Nev at a theater near the river stalled plans and threatened the venue. Patrons and staff evacuated as flames approached the auditorium, narrowly avoiding serious damage or injury. Firefighters contained the fire with some property loss and a three minute delay noted during the program.
Washington April 16 officials from the salmon industry challenge a food labeling decision by the federal and drip inspection board of the department of Xenculture. They seek clarification from Secretary Wilson after a ruling that many packers use fancy names like humpback and tow galmon for canned salmon and whale fish. The ruling requires labeling with the common names.
Rome reports the bealication ceremony for Joan of Arc to be held at St Peters near Sunday with mass by the bishop of Osloane. The decree of mwatification will be read. the Pope will venerate the maid's portrait during services.
Tallahassee April 15 Frank Clark addressed the Florida House to answer a resolution to censure him for his critique of William J. Fry and other Democrats during a speech. He defended his rights to speak on reform and backed veterans, referencing national figures and urging support for his stance against critics. The scene grew rowdy as supporters cheered and the Nebraskan reference sparked cheers.
Brattle Washington April 15 Frank Waterhouse and company report orders from London for four new Clyde sea ships for Pacific trade. Two vessels Nometic and Laseric will be 10,004 deadweight and 15,000 measurement tons with 15 knot speed. They will serve Feastle to Grilent with Kumerie and Roverts. The other two, Oveanta and Aymeric, will shift routes to Tendon Suez and India South America. The remaining ships to be built for Waterhouse will operate on the Australian run from Rio Francisco to Startie, each about 10,000 tons deadweight and 17,000 tons tonnage.
Three suspects are being sought as police search the state for a man jailed in Oakland after Deputy Conable J.P. Berker identified him in Fyultvale. He is charged with robbing a Lyx Att Relea property and faces trial in the city with a $250,400 bond. Police say no prior criminal record can be found in Oakland.
Cincinnati report states Taft 15 is no longer a mason at large after a recent lodge meeting. The article notes his prior status and indicates a change in membership, with details about the timing and the lodge ceremony.
The record notes that the applicant previously belonged to a theatre for agiliate linked to a season at large. It mentions the late Jobo Alphhuy Tait as an early member, with his son Charles P. Tait also listed among members. The application proceeded on the regular order last night.
Jabien Lahr a former Ta Fayette Indiana resident connected with the Ee ton hotel in Tellingham Washington was found dead in his room yesterday. Believed to be suicide he used an assumed name during years of residence and left instructions to close his estate in Indiana as his family learns of the tragedy.
A muddled ad asserts a patent tonic relieves chronic ailments using a plant tea and claims it helps constipation and dependen t chronic disorders. It markets Regal Ordotties as safe candy like tablets for children while warning of no side effects.
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