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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
2
The fragment outlines newspaper classified ad pricing, publication frequency, and rules. It mentions daily and weekly insertions, rates per line, and special categories like local leaders and random references. The text includes garbled pricing terms and repetition of the word advertisement.
Readable text urges exhibitors to prepare promptly for the Fair Grounds show. It calls for timely ticketing and space arrangement, with exhibits organized by type and location. The note stresses early compliance to ease setup and align with fair management’s schedule ahead of opening on Monday, Sept. 6.
A distorted report notes improving manufacturing sentiment with relief among producers as costs ease and exports stabilize. While future warnings persist, the economy gains from cheaper inputs and rising revenue potential, signaling cautious optimism for the near term.
The passage notes a substantial enlargement of reserves and easy money in Europe and Asia. It records renewed gold shipments to Argentina and to Japan, abundant funds in Europe, and low rates. It warns of dwindling reserves and ongoing financial fragility at home and abroad.
Fragmentary report notes Samuel Fortier, government Interlorer, possibly reconsidering the conduit project amid unclear details. The text mentions a $250 sum from the reagary of poste chy and references to change and certainty, but the meaning is obscured.
Councilman Avila and supporters defend hiring 3350 for a special engineer to handle water system duties. Questions arise about waste, costs, and long term effects of employing additional staff to inspect and report on dam maintenance and waterworks expenditures.
A Missouri Meerr rate dispute heard by the Interstate Commerce Commission focused on through rates versus local rates to Salt Lake City. Western and eastern railroads argued about water and land routes, with implications for through traffic and individual state rates.
The article discusses the possible motor car experiment between Ogden and Malad to supplement rail service. It envisions a passenger and express version, noting lower operating costs, potential quicker journeys, and calls for reliable schedules. Proponents see growth in railroad traffic and regional benefit from Cars on the Ogden Leela track.
Grace announces the opening of the campalem to promote pure butter quality in the city. Walter J. Frazier, City Pure Food inspector, reports from state chemist officials showing butter fat percentages across several dairies and confirms no formaldehyde or deleterious water found in the milk.
Balt Lake Tribune reports Promontory Point Utah attracting mining activity led by Promontory Silang company with Tien Alexius as president. Incline shaft development aims for greater depth. ore currently 11 feet deep showing copper gains and potential gold values. A total worker cat lot expected in 30 days as railroad access expands. Oregon Shore Line plans new cubett line nearby, with drift readiness once deeper levels reached. Experts deem the site promising, predicting a strong producer this campaign.
Fragmented OCR notes describe local employment promises for 1983 with contractors from Ozden and Usllans. The text mentions workers sent for preparation, cement, and machinery tasks, but details are unclear and garbled.
At Imlay a violent clash erupted near a saloon when two Spaniards argued after drinking. One man stabbed another, Jose Paz, in the left arm, causing a deep wound not deemed fatal. The assailant fled but was later found on a freight train and the victim was taken to county hospital for treatment.
President Wit Jara U. Talt proclaims Geta Aside Mukunivweap Canyon in southwestern Utah a national monument. The area, famed as a miniature Grand Canyon, is praised for its ecological significance and scenic value attracting sportsmen and nature lovers alike.
Jobe Meyers, lodging at the Fake hotel, reports a woman accosted him and stole $8 after a rope was used to strike him. Detectives Wilson and Yaldley arrested the new city arrival, who allegedly caused a torn suit and clothing loss valued at $32. He vows to press charges.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines faces a November directors meeting to consider issuing a special dividend. At current production, a 16 percent equivalent on market value is possible, with a larger 24 percent rate if earnings are distributed, potentially about 1,063,009 dollars. Regular quarterly dividends of 25 cents per share, totaling 1,000,000 dollars, would still be declared.
Ambiguous report from Seattle on August 1 notes a celebratory event with locals in attendance. Mentions Beattie and Morena among participants, with wrestles and receptions described amid a festive atmosphere.
E H Harriman lands in New York after a cure at a European spa returns to Arden House in Maine and speaks to reporters about health hopes and stock interests. He notes doctors advised rest and outlines thoughts on New York Central and corporate laws while staying under medical care.
A speaker recalls a period when rail expansions promised wealth and progress yet failed to deliver. He notes how roads could not fund distant ventures and how public pressure later backed the belief that development, not speculation alone, shaped the reel of progress. He cites urged territorial growth and new tributary lines as part of misunderstood plans.
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