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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a public notice in Ogden about an act and public publishing, with dates, percentages, and advance payments. Mentions include The Shuidani Publishing Coe and a one month term. Details are unclear but imply a legal or publishing notice with dates and amounts.
The Evening Standard publishes a rate card from 1903 detailing flat rates for advertisements of any length and position. It explains special positions and contracts, promotes cost efficiency, and asserts pricing superiority over competitors. The note frames The Standard Publishing Co as offering the cheapest value in advertising.
A fragmented OCR summary describes booster attention at Lake City paper offices and conflicts over Forest Service loyalties. It notes Hawali N injury and contentious moves by the Buc pat Service regarding Ball Lake rights. The piece hints at new leadership at Ayden and shifts in newspaper strategy.
Fragmented report alleges shocking revelations about a prominent editor and a billionaire in a sensational case. The claim centers on alleged slayings, financial intrigues, and court actions tied to elite figures, with unclear names and locations obscuring definite facts.
A terse note claims the Republican committee met and withheld details. It alleges officials hinder publication and warns employees not to release names or sensitive information while the secretary withholds the news.
A garbled OCR text discusses a prize essay on Republican principles and leadership. It references figures like John A. Sletcher and Leslie's Weekly, outlines arguments about expansion, national wealth, and labor policy, and critiques party evolution from civil war to modern times. The piece weaves in other topics and stray notes about agriculture and youth.
A wire fence experiment in Wallowa National Forest, Oregon, seeks to shield 2200 sheep from predators including coyotes and mountain lions. Barbed woven wire fencing partly deters predators. bears may breach it. Results show mixed safety with variable predator pressure and require ongoing management.
Text reviews heated campaign talk with references to Taft and Bryan. Mentions four horse relays for a forty mile drive toward a crowd by the White House and a jab at Vice President Fairbanks. Tom Watson predicts Bryan has little chance, while Alabama quarrels over peers.
The Aug 24 foggy report from Constantinople states a large fire swept the Starypou quarter, largely wooden structures fed the flames. More than 5,000 bulls and humans were said to be destroyed or harmed, with the homeless estimated around seven thousand as of midnight.
An eight year old boy was killed when a car struck him in Schmiedeberg near Mie. The driver, a chauffeur named Cimmngs, is reported to be blameless. The Bartlett party fled to a hotel as villagers protested, and Consul General Gaffney was notified.
The Norti German Lioyé steamer Kaisar Wilhelm II set a record for the 210 mile Sandy Hook to Plymouth passage, completing the trip in five days nine hours and fifty nine minutes with an average speed around 23.1 miles per hour. The voyage followed a recent lengthy run, marking a notable achievement in transatlantic timing.
The article notes Hamburg American and Scandinavian American lines naming steamers after American leaders and figures. It mentions ships with decks named for U S presidents and notable names, reflecting a trend to honor American persons in their hulls and branding.
A stampede after a collision of two street cars on Wentworth Avenue and Twenty sixth Street in Chicago injures seven, with two fatally. The derailment trapped passengers who crashed windows and fought to escape. Most serious injuries include Edward King, conductor, and Frank Wilby, motorman, as officials blamed a misunderstanding between the motormen.
The text enumerates campaign dates across the state with registration days in August and September, party meetings in Salt Lake City and Logan, and a general election on November 8. It names Republican, Democratic, Socialist, and American state conventions and prewar primaries or joint primaries as part of the schedule.
Captain Avery, noted artillery officer with Spanish War service, is summoned to appear Wednesday to answer charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The case involves alleged shortages in officers club accounts at the Presidio where he served as treasurer and may include neglect of duty and conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. Avery rose from first lieutenant in the One Hundred and Third New York Infantry to coast artillery after the war, with earlier service in the regular army. May reports from Presidio officers describe his publicizing as careless in business methods.
In a San Francisco report, the dialogue reflects alarm over a spreading plagues talk touching even children. A writer quotes conversations about disease, with warnings and ridicule about catching the plagues and fleas, signaling growing public concern.
An elderly man in a remote area says he has lived 20 years under an umbrella after shedding all else. He explains he built a shelter from rain, keeps his clothes and boots, and relies on his umbrella for protection from storms while avoiding money worries.
The first work on the Question of women's health recently sold in London. Printed in 1730 by Ro Rawkin, it bears the title Woman Nat Interior to Afni, a Vinvtentian of io THR at tha Fate 20x ton Perfeut Eqnattty With th Men. The author is listed as Bophta, described as A Persod of Quality.
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