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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
2
A reflection on how designers push boundaries when creating spring fashion, embracing deformity as a form of creative expression. The piece notes that artistic expression often emerges from unconventional shapes, challenging traditional norms in apparel design.
A terse public notice appeared in the Ogden area records under the county clerk docket. The item references a standard publishing act and local observances noted by The standard Publisblog Oo with a daytime schedule and Sunday exception.
A miscible 1808 ad listing rate card details for The Evening Standard in Utah. It notes per inch charges for columns and specials, page charges, and contracts for weekly or monthly ads, asserting lowest advertising rates and bonafide membership claims. It references The Frening Standard and Ogden, Utah.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Goethals and Panama Canal efforts under Colonel Woethals, noting health improvements and public interest. It blends outdated remarks on military hygiene, wartime reporting, and a long wander through unrelated topics including European grain exports and Swiss liquor laws, with multiple misread names and dates.
The Salt Lake Herald contends Roosevelt transcends party labels yet remains pursued by Democrats who claim him as Democrat in principle. It argues his policies show radical, relentless push for remedial legislation on vast imperial issues and urges active support to back his agenda, while condemning evasive acts by public servants.
Democratic state convention in New Jersey selected an unrestricted delegation to the Denver national convention. The Bryant faction lost a bid to instruct for William Jennings Bryan. James Smith Sr. controlled the effort, defeating Robert Davis of Hudson County and James G. Martin of Union County who backed Bryan. Delegates chosen include Jol Minchelotte and others from Mercer, Essex, and Hudson. unit rule adoption favored by several factions. Hudson County faced strong opposition from inland counties. tensions rose during the balloting and amid accusations of disloyalty.
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