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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
3
The notice outlines pricing for classified ads with rates per inch per day and per line for varying insertions. It lists weekly change requirements, preferred positions, local regulators charges by line, and restatement of ad formats including repeats and multiple insertions. The text preserves OCR quirks but conveys pricing structure and rules for weekly changes and repetition.
The page mixes garbled lines about veterans funding a war effort and scattered terms like Acme and vane with unclear references. It reads as a damaged OCR fragment lacking coherent events or identifiable figures and places.
The text discusses the Thaw affair centered on the media storm and public backlash surrounding White and Madison Square Garden incident. It frames Thaw as a catalyst exposing societal fears about degeneracy, influence, and the pursuit of power, with references to moral outrage, sensationalism, and alleged conspiracies.
A garbled tribute salutes a longtime commander of the Grand Army of the Itenabile and veteran leaders. It mentions Valeriy sitcher and Samuel Neal Sant with references to Milspesou and Lomel, praising old soldiers and their service while offering greetings and admiration for their efforts.
Fragmented Civil War reminiscences describe brave mothers, lovers, and letters found in pacified areas. A young woman writes from Roanoke Mang ap to her ban ber lover promising reunion in heaven if not in life. The piece notes romantic poems and enduring Yankee aggression.
A fragmentary obituary shows the Salt Lake Herald fading from derisive coverage to a dramatic sale. Senator Clark’s purchase shifts ownership as the Democratic paper's future remains uncertain amid political and business turmoil.
The document outlines shifting loyalties and political maneuvering as a new Republican aligned paper rises to challenge The Herald. It notes editors praising Democratic signals yet endorsing Republican doctrines and forecasts the Associated Press style journalism shaping coverage.
An Ogden examiner denounces a Batt Lake Telegram item as a malicious falsehood. He asserts Ogden residents welcomed encampment visitors, noting Salt Lake overstates overcharges and neglects Ogden's hospitality. Officials highlight local pride and a holiday proclamation for encampment attendance.
A fragmentary telegraph warning about a possible arrival of trouble in Ogden has readers and Omaha reporters cautious. The piece notes misinterpretations spread by telegraphers and mocks the idea of threats against Salt Lake residents. The passage hints at confusion over who was involved and worries about credibility and safety.
The Agricultural College of Utah at Logan proclaims it has the most successful graduates in the region, shaping farm home and shop standards. It highlights practical and liberal training, new equipment, and plans for a stronger future with expanded facilities and a new women’s building.
A writ of prohibition or production was issued by the state supreme court on Thursday restraining county officials in a dispute involving Wal et Prohibition and Ball Lake Ave on the application of J. St. Whitmore. The action centers on county governance and authority.
In Cartes county north of Leeds on March 2 this year voters approved building a Price county courthouse. The bond proposal carried 204 to 0 though objections allege irregularities in notices, elector qualifications, and property taxes for voting. County officials include ELK McDonald and others. petitioners contest due process and ordinance details.
East Late, Acc. the dedication at St Marys cathedral Sunday will feature Archishop OConnell as coadjudicator with a large procession including 160 choir boys 200 young girls in white forty priests eight bishops and archbishops. The ceremony begins at 6 30 and will be led by the archbishop with Bishop Keane of Cheyenne preaching. A seventy voice choir with J J Micol lan will provide music as Nora Gleason directs. Due to high demand family seating prices rise to 23 1700 812 00 and 5 for the dedication seating goes on sale Saturday.
Chicago dated Aug 13 reports Mayor Dusee announces he cannot appoint a general superintendent of police on Friday the 13th. He says the post remains vacant for another day to avoid attracting bad luck, noting that any subsequent appointment would expose tricksters in town.
San Francisco reports the death of Joen Stems 'dnan, a Sunot youth, who contracted plague from contact with infected ground water. Doctors confirmed bubonic plague at Alameda Hospital, the first such case in more than a year.
The famous Ellery Hand performs at the Opheum Theater presenting a notable musical program at special prices. The concert features the new band and a standout headline act with elaborate stage acts. A second performance is scheduled for the evening, with tickets available at the box office.
The National Irrigation Congress adopted a multi year plan totaling about 19.09 million dollars to aid irrigation, drainage, and public health projects. Proposals included extending resettlement acts to Hawaii, regulating timber cutting, and promoting deep waterway development. The session featured debates over government water access, federal measures, and power utilities affecting Spokane and surrounding areas.
In the House of Representatives, Speaker Clagateme urged Congress to provide drainage assistance for lands in northern Wabo. The aim is reclamation of the land and to curb malaria mosquitos prevalent in the region.
New York April 2 lawmakers report Isaac Newcomb a former member of the exchange arranged to flee the country amid bankruptcy actions. He hid on the steamship La Touraine until the marshal boarded, his baggage and wife found hidden in a stateroom, and he departed only after detection beyond the dock three mile limit.
Sensational dispatch from New Queans reports Captain Zelara and two Honduran gunboat crew captured a schooner off the Honduras coast, released hostages, and headed toward Port Cortes aboard the vessel believed to fly a mock Mellish flag. The captors claim ruse and rough handling preceded their escape.
Chicago reports a telegraphic dispatch stating the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough are near reconciliation and expected to unite after a period of feud. The message notes Mr Anthony Drexel among friends and mentions recent meetings suggesting easing estrangement between the couple.
Del Mitton reports early today a fire wiped out the town of Sillim, burning a lumber yard and a bank building. Damage could top 100000 dollars. several dozen people left homeless as fire crews struggle amid debris and weather.
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