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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
2
An irregular advertisement notice outlines pricing for weekly classified ads with different rates. It mentions charges per insertion, per line, and weekly totals for varying ad sizes and durations. The text references specific pricing per week and per line, plus a note on preferred positions and random references.
The report critiques engineer Portier's water system proposal for Ogden City, saying costs exceed revenue and questioning whether bonds and extensions can be paid. It notes debates over applying 1 percent, interest on 10,000, and funds for improvements, with fears the engineer inflated needs to boost the project.
John Tark mayor of Nock Springs speaks on the canyon near Oxen, praising its beauty and climate. He predicts the area will attract visitors and preempt land use, noting the canyon’s grandeur could draw settlers and boost local interest as tourism develops.
A local paper objects to the waterworks report for Bret ela tacntie arguing that 10125 fotereat on bonds is untrue and that 99000 in fat is misrepresented. It cites 62900 spent to build a pump house and asserts city funds were used for waterworks in Septem, not general funds. The paper calls for a clear city statement showing receipts and expenditures to stop ongoing controversy.
Fortier challenges himself on the Ogden water conduit issue. Syrurl Foren, a government employee, acting second angel in the waterworks affair, claimed money and questioned auditors. The report details confusing testimony about water pipes, alleged improprieties, and public statements that sparked concern about the conduct and motives involved.
The letter from J. Dana of Ogden discusses council committees, contractor practices, and bids for city projects. He defends prudent spending and criticizes political sparring, urging careful use of funds while praising engineers and outside expertise. He cites payments and accountability in public works.
A fragmented 19th century political discussion centers on General Binghams removal as New York City port health commissioner. The piece critiques Mayor McClellans handling of reform and Tamman y Hall tensions, arguing transfers and police power misuse under Melellan era tactics, while pondering the impact on public life and policing integrity.
In a council session the unnamed speaker defends proceeding with a water system expansion. He cites a 141k estimate, requests expert engineering input, and argues the plan is straightforward business. The dialogue questions capacity, funding, and the best way to secure a reliable water supply for the city.
A speech at a Sunday gathering criticizes youth drink habits and drugs disguised as beverages. The speaker warns of Coca Cola’s alleged dangers, caffeine content, and associated mental and physical deteriorations, detailing severe delirium and hallucinations as outcomes of excessive use.
A damaged excerpt describes a speaker discussing world wrongs while Maghert Anderson sings a solo. A product claim for Manzan piles by preventing constipation is noted, with an unclear reference to a store and a person named Geo Cave.
H G Coulter, in Ogden, argues aerial navigation will reshape warfare and fortifications. He notes German progress with Zeppelins and aircraft could threaten naval decks, while defense must adapt. discusses range, mortar accuracy, and evolving air power dynamics.
Fragmentary text discusses aerial defense and propulsion challenges. It mentions carrier capabilities, defense against air attacks, and the need for remounted or redesigned carriages. References to governments, war aims, and destruction imply a broader strategic critique of aerial campaigns.
Wrights Hotel clerks prepare for an outing with a crowd expected to grow through invited friends. The event features dresses and millinery, a concert at 4 o clock, a ride to the Hermitage with a large orchestra waiting, and tickets available from any of the clerks.
A federal Bureau of Animal Industry official recently returned from northern Wyoming after investigating a strange sheep illness observed for about two years. The condition, yet unclear, has led to a quarantine covering Natrona Converse Weston Park range counties and others as investigations proceed under Dr. A. A. Judaean.
Reports describe a mysterious illness or disease among cattle shipments moving through Lander and goods sent toward Wyoming. Authorities plan to stamp out the unknown scourge as consignments are inspected for infections. Dr. Olalsyer awaits trial departure, with markets cleansing shipments to remove contaminated material.
Construction surges on the Utahna Theater with Dwallings permits granted and carpenters racing to raise the roof at 295 Ruse. M C Woolf plans a brick dwelling on avenue between Thiretint and Thrycecond streets. A concrete dwelling on Washington avenue and 71 street is planned by W Yoothies with costs rising above estimates. W D Clegs advances foliage work on Childa avenue Teentyninth and Thirtleth streets.
Real estate transfers recorded in Ogden include Mary Stephens to Charlee Molo, property blocks 1 and 2, Glenwood Street Addition, and various parcels in part of Ward 27 with consideration around 1.5 dollars. Angus Wright and Weight Investment transfer parts of Lot 26, Block 10, Santa Ogden County.
A dated note describes Ao securing a new patent for a neolle made of OSer, claiming enhanced durability and polish compared with prior designs. The fragment hints at a method to smooth or finish components, aiming for superior resistance and refinement.
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