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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
2
Partial OCR text indicates a historical newspaper notice with garbled lines about publication, postage, and subscription pricing. The readable items reference a publishing company and subscription terms including monthly and yearly rates, plus a Sunday morning edition.
An 1808 notice from The Standard Evening Publishing Co outlines advertising rates and contractions. It details flat rate pricing, daily changes, special position charges, and page placements. The mock-up text compares readership with another paper, urging advertisers to consider The Evening Standard for subscriptions.
A young man named Jo Young declares his Mormon faith under strong religious visions. He recounts a dramatic spiritual journey led by Inger and prophets, claiming divine instruction and a mission that challenges established church authority. Officials question his conversions, while followers defend his revelation as part of Brigham Young era teachings.
Missoula Montana reports a fierce fire after a kerosene explosion wrecked much of Tull town early morning. About 15 buildings burned, including the Rath Hotel and Northern Pacific depot. Estimated loss near 990,000 with extensive damage to contents. fire under control after strenuous efforts.
In Chicago on August 13 the National Kraut Association held its annual session where Arcos Malad presided. Delegates reported drought reduced output by as much as 40 percent with crop abortage seemingly certain. The executive officers will fix output levels and prices, with a slight advance anticipated.
Harper's Weekly archives discuss Thomas Nast and the political symbolism of the elephant and donkey, tracing their origins in the 19th century. The piece notes Nast as a formative figure in American political cartooning, shaping public perception during Grant era debates and beyond.
Paria Brance Aug 10 On August 16 a highly publicized wedding united the French president’s secretary M. Lanes and his daughter in a ceremony noted for its pomp. A notable ban prevented President Fallions from attending the wedding at the church, shaping the day with strict formalities and official sentiment.
An unclear report describes a chaotic scene at a charity event with a woman found near a dune, injuries noted, and accusations of theft. It mentions the president, riding academy members, and charity workers facing intimidation. The text attributes blame, notes a large collected sum, and references invaders. Names and places are garbled throughout.
Fragmentary text implies a morning briefing about President Koomey and canine welfare concerns, with mentions of Nasdaq Hospital and a benefic collection. Reading is unclear. core names and events are uncertain, but talk centers on leadership, welfare issues, and associated institutions.
A damaged excerpt describes a vehicular mishap involving a senior individual and an ensuing escape. The text references market activity, a weight and conveyance issue, and calls into question department procedures, with several garbled names and places.
August 1 report from Pittoburg details a tragic fire among workmen connected to a public water line. Flames swept a lawn and buildings as crews battled the blaze with creek water due to a lack of available fire hydrants.
Washington Aus 13 Admiral Phishory meets on a plan to repaint ships with silver gray. A series of experiments tests how many gray shades will suit service views. After department review, vessels may receive a coat of the chosen color and practical tests for performance.
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