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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
8
An old advertisement argues that in hot weather meat heats the body and recommends Mapl-Flake as the primary cooling staple. It claims fat foods worsen heat, suggests one meal daily of Mapl-Flake with fruit, and describes heavy preparation and cooking processes to produce a digestible starch designed to stay cool.
A nostalgic ad praises Mapl Flake as the enduring food choice made with pure maple syrup. It urges grocers to supply the product and promises it will be loved by children who beg for it after tasting. The copy emphasizes the meal appeal and suitability for morning meals.
New York reports Joe Gans considered unfit to face champion Battling Nelson. Gans travels for training and money, amid speculation over his condition and readiness. The piece details weight, health issues, and preparations as Nelson prepares for September bout.
Western League action featured Omaha aiding Lincoln in a divided set of matches. Ayparhin, Ament Dei, and Naratiey vend Vdandiorbne posted key performances as Sead Dated die ihaleni TpLoee header tetay. Gealling and Zinn Reaver split games with Denver, while Benes TA ES DNV secured wins. Danny su'oe Ce yak Tow Male nA Hanterine and Bevo Pobibsiy contributed as Wester Game was postponed.
In Philadelphia August 1 Chicago 0. Magee doubled in the second, Branstein followed with a single and Magee scored the only run of the game. Pfeister and MeQuilton pitched for Chicago and Duoott for Philadelphia. New York faltered in pennant chase after two defeats to St Louis, while Cincinnati swept a doubleheader with Brooklyn and Chicago stumbles continue.
Kansas City defeated Columbia 12 to 8 in a Midwest match. Minneapolis led 6 to 0 against St. Paul in another pairing. Milwaukee hosted two games with Pittsburgh and Toledo, final scores 0 to 0 and 3 to 0 in Milwaukee's favor.
Ogden faced a lopsided 16 to 1 defeat as Eckalons and new pitcher Gimlin powered a seven inning blowout. The Labsters and other locals produced late scoring, with standout plays including a long running catch by Gimlin and aggressive Ogden rallies that fell short.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Valley Restaurant with scattered words about rent and personal names. Reading is unclear and no coherent event or individuals emerge to report a concrete news item or outcome.
Ogden prepares for a rare girls softball clash next Friday afternoon at the fair park. The visiting Boston Towner team will face Ogden State league stars in a notable game as publicity and public interest rise. The traveling group, seven years on the road in states and Canada, has dominated rival teams with strong pitching and batting. The 173 games of last season ended 94 wins and 79 losses, with a 0-0 tie in a long Dennison, Iowa, game. The team is said to include a renowned woman pitcher whose work has earned wide acclaim.
The article recalls the golden anniversary of William Driver and his English-born wife, long figures in Ogden. Since arriving around 1860, they helped build the city’s business and social life, rearing seven children and twenty five grandchildren. A formal celebration at 2708 Jefferson Avenue featured a decorated parlour, a banquet, and a program of music and speeches. Family members from Ogden and Salt Lake City attended, with many plans to celebrate future anniversaries.
The Weber stake leadership, including Presidents J. W. Shurtliff and C. F. Malecón, convened a mixed congregation to discuss the transition of Weber County’s former organization into three stakes. Speakers from three stakes reflected on past unity and the ongoing process, noting the change will take time as wards are reorganized and integrated within the new framework.
Freight rates on shingles from Pacific coast points to the Buffalo territory will drop and take effect August 28. A telegram from General Freight Agent Hard of the Northern Pacific Railway confirms a rate of six cents per hundred shingles from the Pacific coast to trunk line territory, including Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia and Canadian ports. The reduction, effective August 28, follows a special arrangement with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A fest day at Front er Bay aims to unite communities with parades bands and local vendors. Citizens from Bront West and Galan vaner join in a day of music races and public attractions. Activities include rope work demonstrations and stalls by FAWN FUPPH and other groups. The program notes a rail alliance and public payee arrangements at Taito Sen and the Baltimore and Oden Railway connection.
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