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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary reader text appears to reference a post office notice from Ogden under a public act. It mentions pricing for one, six, and twelve months in advance and references Sunday morning issues with a free examiner. The readable fragments are unclear on date, parties, or precise actions.
The Brebing Stand presents rates for advertising with a daily per inch price, special positions, and page costs. It outlines first page pricing, special contracts, and a claim that no other paper in Ogden matches Evening Standard subscribers or rates.
An essay by G Brauley Hall urged world poverty relief via child welfare while critiquing punitive systems. The piece, cited by Hall in American Magazine, argues for nurturing youth as a moral duty, contrasting benevolence with harsh punishment and stressing intergenerational responsibility.
An excerpt questions Hearst's political stance and alleged anarchist labels, noting 1898 campaign charges and claims of hatred rather than merit. It suggests fear of abridged governance and cites prejudice as basis for anti primary money views, with fragmented argument.
A garbled church notices page lists services for General Pack Presbyterian and First Presbyterian with open air plans weather permitting. First Methodist details morning worship, Sunday school, special hymns and solos, with guest singers and a Rocky Mountain region sermon.
Washington reports a tense exchange between the United States and Honduras after President Davilani cancelled certain consular appointments at Cela, Honduras. The dispute involves American and French consuls and a general protest over punitive actions tied to revived diplomatic friction.
The passage asserts that De Price's Wonderful Flavoring Extracts were honestly labeled and require no change under the National Pure Food law reenactment. It notes half a century of patronage by intelligent housewives and defends labeling and manufacturing practices.
A Honduran dispute over propriety and neutrality in Central America prompts U.S. involvement. Officials report Honduran Minister Ugarte withheld information from Secretary Bacon, who plans to pursue the matter with Foreign Minister Fial Wa. Bacon delays an official trip as State Department scrutiny increases.
A girl was lured by a woman using a false identity in Chicago, mirroring a deadly hoax where an elderly woman and a newspaper employe led detectives to a fatal trap. The investigation links resemble prior cases in San Francisco and involve a deceitful ad match that ended in murder.
Florence and nearby Mills report severe flooding after a July cloudburst. Oak and Cont creeks swelled flooding farms, destroying bridges and delaying traffic on the Denver and Rio Grande line. Estimates place losses below 100000 dollars with livestock losses widespread.
In a delayed notification, Democratic vice presidential hopeful Kern urged support for the party at a Tweflana editorial gathering in Fairview Park. He and editor candidates touted the party’s work, while a Californian committee chair notified Kern to delay further campaigning as organizers projected a September date for a major conference and county impacts on the election.
A dense editorial by ASA 8. Watkins of Ada Ohio argues the Prohibition party must win a national mandate by proving it can govern. It contends liquor as the core social problem, urges permanent, well organized enforcement, and warns that only a unified Prohibition platform can align public interests with elected leaders.
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