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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1909
Page
2
Special position rates and column listings describe per inch charges and extra fees for aged and cre crot per inch. The page outlines advertising contracts, weekly or monthly terms, and standard rates in Utah. It emphasizes guaranteed weatherproof printing and subscriber risk, referencing The Cyrniae Blengart and other ad sections.
The Crayden cement plant plans to stop automatic stokers in section 32 and switch to manual firing with cheaper Rosy fro mine coal in Grama Creek. The Grama Creek coal costs 1.40 per ton, with fuel consumption around 100 tons per day. The mines lie about two miles beyond Eeho on the Park City branch and are owned by Ogden people.
Vague proposals describe using City Hall Square for new development and rental schemes. The discussion centers on financing through bonds and the impact on the northeast corner, with officials considering potential polls or votes to determine the project’s fate.
On a sunlit Sunday a crowd gathered as people and children, including families, wandered along Washington Avenue near the Canyon. Police and local officials describe reckless street activity, with reports of property damage and disturbing behavior raising concern among residents and urging better supervision and safer streets. Authorities warn that continued disturbances could lead to arrests and legal action.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses land sales and profits, noting purchasers. mentions values like $6 and $200, speculation on acre worth, and a prayer for the nation. References to orchards, springs, and snowy peaks, with uncertain names and numbers.
A feature on memory's flaws and social trust argues that selective recall distorts history. It cites a broad range of names and ideas, linking memory failures to public confidence, commerce, and national character. The piece stresses that unreliable recollection erodes judgment and economic credibility.
The piece argues France is becoming central to global finance while protected by high tariffs. It notes France's mineral wealth and urban focus, questions the impact of free trade, and analyzes how credit, marriage, and birth rates relate to prosperity, mentioning the term esprit d epargne and concerns of reformers.
A London report to Pan Pacific notes China's growing pork industry may reshape the ho e market. Sir Thomas Sutherland hints at moving Coleese pleas to England next year as refrigerators rush to space. Pork prices rise while transport costs climb, with Canton poised to become an Orient hub. Chinese merchants push for frozen pork exports through interior expansions and syndicate formations.
Julius Krustecbaltz, director of maintenance at the Her riroan Uni, reports to the Mallway Age Crasétte on railway reimbursements for US mail transport. He cites inadequate revenue and rising costs from faster service, heavier rail weight, fuel, and congestion driving expenses above revenues, arguing post department expenditures outweigh earnings.
The document presents Jewish opponents of race categorization amid immigration policy debates. It quotes officials and rabbis discussing whether Jews constitute a native nation or a separate racial group, and whether their national or religious identity should influence citizenship criteria and civil status.
A special train of fifteen horse cars arrived from California to Ogden for the May 5 meet at the Pair grands race course. The train, in charge of Dory Jimmi, carried about 100 head of horses in fine condition. two feral incidents were noted as minor delays due to rail tires and a desert hold up. Riders and horsemen from Los Angeles and Arcadia reported strong, fast prospects if weather holds, with many top trotters listed among the group for the event.
A distressed woman identified as the wife of the manager at a local hotel reportedly jumped before a moving train, declaring she feared losing her mind and bidding farewell. The incident occurred near the station on the previous day, with the victim fatally struck as onlookers watched.
North Ogden notes describe a heavy Croet last Wednesday causing crop damage and trust issues. It mentions Jer Hmil Chatlam traveling to Noun Gedra to assist Slormon church in the southern states and outlines a public reception and financial details.
The record notes Charles W Piilips and other residents of Malad valley preparing new homes in the era, with Francis born in Wales nearly ten years ago and a list of travels across East Lake City, Plata City, North Ogden, and Florence Nebraska. It mentions a baby born at ESL Waylock’s home and a priesthood and military meeting for multiple wards in North Ogden on May 16.
About 600 people watched a fast basball game at the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon. The Occidental team from Bill Lake faced Helena’s team from Weleda Montana, with strong pitching by Langford and Tanefori. Helena won 9 to 3 as Montana fought to contain their offense, while fans praised the clean play and umpire decisions.
A list of jockeys including Het, Staanecesy, and Graham arrives for an Ogden track event. The note mentions weight targets around 15 pounds lighter and the group’s readiness amid prior weight-reduction efforts and training.
Reported services at the Opden Tabernacle featured Prof J H Paul of State University delivering a discourse on the life of Christ in three parts. Attendance was high with standing room filled and the tabernacle choir providing music. Nearby meetings included the Clinton ward council election remarks and the Liberty conference at the meeting house with W M McKendrick and T D Grane among speakers. Sunday school conventions and regional clerical gatherings at the Oxden Flake site concluded the дней events, focusing on education and religious matters.
A historical passage discusses the Civic Improvement League addressing youth welfare, prevention of harmful environments, and the need for safe play spaces. It notes shortages of opportunities for boys, concerns about unhealthy temptations, and calls for organized activities to steer youth away from detrimental paths.
A community plea urges Ogden to prepare for a flood of visitors tied to upcoming events. Citizens are asked to petition city leaders to improve central boulevards and accommodate thousands of guests for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment and related conventions.
Local farmers and dealers urge city residents to sell hay and crab to meet a rising demand as horse owners prepare for an extended feeding period. Community leaders say ample supply will be provided, with careful distribution to home and stable feeds.
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