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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines multiple ad rates for daily and weekly placements, including discounts for recurring insertions, local reader rates, random references, and standard classified ads. It specifies per-word and per-line pricing, minimums, and weekly changes, with varying charges by location and frequency.
A misread era filled with garbled text discusses Ogden, Salt Lake City, and Union Pacific rail plans. It references Harriman's depot funding, a Salt Lake capitol push, and regional transport implications amid unclear prose.
A chaotic report recounts a fatal auto incident on Near Powers Street in Salt Lake City. A vehicle driven under high speed near Play apace injures a child amid bystanders as adults scramble and a crowd gathers. The piece urges greater caution and notes the tragedy’s impact on witnesses and families nearby.
Fragmented text shows legal or public notice style with personal names and places but lacks clear actions or dates. Readable entities include Cory, Teun, Cassi, and possible references to a charter, dollars, and territory. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear lead or outcome.
In a detailed reply the critic denounces the assertion of vast yearly losses and misattributes blame to economic neglect. The piece emphasizes a strong, emphatic denial and hints at a broader campaign against alleged malpractices and biases noted by the reporter.
A controversial press view questions Thaw’s sanity and moral balance, arguing he cannot be trusted after the trial and should be imprisoned. The piece condemns his behavior toward his wife and others, asserting continued danger and calling for severe punishment.
A damaged OCR passage hints at extreme provocation affecting judgments and policy in America. The fragment mentions a legal or social debate over punishment, slaw, and deferment, with unclear references to names or events.
A new Salt Lake paper appears, replacing the Herald and rivaling the morning Galley papers. It operates with a central vision and claims a strong public interest role, asserting a franchise deal valued at 100,909 dollars and promising reliable public service to Salt Lake City readers.
A possible creamery and manufacturing complex may be built near Washington arena at Twentysecond Street, Drogesty, with railroad access and local dairy growth cited as motivations. Weber county dairy expansion, plus suburban More station development by the Ogden Rapid Transit line, are noted as factors in improved logistics for milk and cream delivery and regional employment.
Veterans of a distant war march in Salt Lake City drawing national notice. The piece recalls their youth, service, and duties after battles, praising enduring patriotism while noting the toll of time and continued civic engagement.
A garbled OCR passage from the Morning Examiner references the Brand and a national act. It mentions a planned meeting in a new year context and hints at a political or organizational consent process. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
A fragmented account outlines Ogden's preparation for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Delegates will arrive from around the region, with Ogden offering hospitality and housing to visitors while promoting local benefits. Early committees are active to organize the convention and showcase the city.
The text outlines Hammond's role as a key ally of President Taft in advancing the campaign in the West. It notes Hammond’s background as head of mining and professional bodies, his potential as a vice presidential candidate, and his close friendship with Taft from Yale. The article mentions efforts to broaden Republican support, Taft’s plan to appeal directly to voters, and the organizing activity around delegates and clubs in the Rocky Mountain region.
A long, fragmentary report outlines figures connected to Cecil Rhodes era politics, with references to Leeport, Talbot, and Lee Hammond, describing ambitions in diplomacy and financial concessions. It mentions club networks, president Hammond, and organizer Turner, plus local church notices and a tragic street accident involving a child and a motor car on Second Street.
Readers are notified of church activities including Sunday services in the main hall of a local address. Bible studies and old age group sessions are announced with preaching and teaching times. A proposed drive to erect a new structure is mentioned along with names of local church leaders and attendees.
Dr. Beaty reports Payson Utah exposed to smallpox after a misdiagnosed chickenpox case spreads. Town refuses vaccination despite an order. health board warns of quarantine if negligence continues.
A child about 2 years old died after being struck by an automobile driven by Roger Bowers on Second Avenue in Salt Lake City. The incident happened last night and the child died about twenty minutes later. The parents, Mr and Mrs William A. Vat Ney, were en route to Wyoming and were contacted by telephone. Witnesses describe a horrifying scene with a crowd gathering as medics worked.
The article reports financial reverses at Rebult Th A Susie involving Fidelity Eran sboa and Ltd, with unclear names and dates muddled in OCR. It mentions Motors Ave Tecdo and a sequence of losses affecting a local business, noting a delay or setback in the recovery effort and ongoing market strain for the concerned firm.
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