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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines advertising rates for various placements. Local readers ads cost 15 cents per line per insertion with 5 cents for each additional line. Random references and classified ads have per line and per week pricing, with weekly and biweekly insertion options.
A proposal outlines combining street car and steam railroad operations in Ogden. A short junction near Heth street would connect Oregon Belt Line to Sand Rides, with a Wall avenue spur and a gasoline motor car to shuttle passengers. The plan envisions rapid service at Main and Second South streets and near TwentyAhh street, improving access around Ratt Lake.
The Ogden Standard notes there is no profit in stealing and questions who benefits from frauds. The piece argues thieves lack value, condemns schemers, and pleads for moral restraint amid widespread deceit and exploitation.
Fragmentary text discusses farming in a basin area with mentions of beet and tomato crops. It hints at new methods or market conditions affecting yields and profitability for farmers, referencing acres and anticipated production, but the passage is garbled.
Errata recounts a turbulent summer and warns of aviation’s rising role in future warfare. It notes the Fortified district projects, cable and canal provisions, and the Ogden Valley growth. It discusses rail expansion plans, the Bamberger and Oregon Short Line routes, and suburban rail developments shaping Ogden and Brigham City, with emphasis on transportation and military-era shifts.
Dr Gleason, once confined on lunacy grounds, was temporarily discharged on pledge of penitence after a lunacy commission in East Lake City. District Attorney Fred C. Loot and others indicated plans to appoint guardianship, while Dr Gleason’s condition and behavior were described as improved though fragile.
The article argues that a national corporation tax intrudes on state sovereignty and betrays the constitutional balance. It notes leaders doubt its constitutionality but believe the court will uphold it, warning it could erode individual state powers and centralize authority. The piece cites Supreme Court positions on taxing chartered entities and stresses the tax would threaten the federation’s structure.
A disputed plan outlines a railroad build extending through Weder County from Hooper to nearby towns, with projected routes through New England suburbs. Officials cite shared benefits for all areas, while opponents argue uneven advantages and potential disruption to local communities.
Annual excursion by Southern Facife railway employees at Salt Lake City with Saturday morning departure from Ogden Union Depot at 9 am sharp. Train transfers arranged to Salt Lake grounds with return trips via Ogden Rail. Program promises prizes and contests with merchants’ aid and many gifts, honoring workers and families.
Reads as a brief obituary noting the death of James M. Brown, formerly president of the American Humane Society, with sparse OCR remnants. The fragment indicates a death notice tied to his past leadership.
The article reports on Edward Harriman resting at a country home near Arden New York with no change in condition. It notes market fluctuations as traders await word on his health and mentions inquiries about his retirement and potential successor. Stocks show early declines followed by uncertainty as trading continues.
Kartetl, president of Manhattan Food Co. of Oakland California, lauds Ogden as a healthy climate and plans to advertise its benefits to his home region. He traveled via train, stopped briefly in Ogden, and declared relief from headaches and catarrh after experiencing the Utah climate, praising Ogden as a great health resort.
Newport August 2 under bright ekles an enormous gallery the final match in the twenty ninth annual all camera tournament for the tennis championship of the United States was started today contenders J Clothier of Philadelphia former champion and Maurice F Metanghila young champion of the Pacific coast with Kier slightly handicapped by an ankle injury
A landmark Whit- Rey house in Treekes, Truckee, California was destroyed by fire caused by a defective flow tee. A man fell while trying to retrieve teeth from a dental task and died from a broken neck. No other casualties reported.
A fragmentary report describes Spaniards moving against wild tribes and securing a two mile advance near El Arabar market village. An attached find notes a pearl weighing forty six grains found near the raid site, with names Vernon and Hurlodee associated with the tale.
Announcement states that double tracking on the line between Ogden and Salt Lake will be completed before motor service begins. Six McKean motor cars are ordered to run between Ogden and Salt Lake, with service expected by October 1 after line specifications are finished. Travel is anticipated to increase as the faster route replaces older trains.
Bupetrieor G O Bente of the forest service traveled from Etke Nevada to Humboldt Forest HQ. He assessed trespass conditions and praised the well managed watershed protection. He noted grazing privileges are being enforced and the area is in good condition overall.
Madrid reports a preliminary assault by Spanish forces toward Melilla. A column of infantry two cavalry squadrons and a mountain artillery battery moved under guard toward the coast amid intense heat. General Marina ordered an advance along the sea front to Reatinga. Soldiers express readiness as pressure mounts from strategic figures Vallecerrsta and Vallecerrata, with volunteers noted.
A confused patient claiming to be Hartman is reported to have slept well and eaten, with official word that Harriman is improving. A demented man named John Deyo from Chicago was taken into custody at Arden for persistent attempts to rock Harriman's house while a separate note mentions a claim to collect millions of dollars in hair interest on railroad stocks.
An experimental account notes Hetheny and Adiation Fields in a late practice incident. A miscalculated throw smashed the seven fled, resulting in numerous injuries. Sam Th Trost is mentioned among the involved parties. The fragmentary text omits clear names, places, dates, and outcomes.
Cordova Afesta August 12 The George W Terklns excursion party reports the discovery of nine new glaciers on the Knight’s Land coast emptying into Prince William Sound. A two mile long river and a 290 foot high face are described with a celebratory christening by Miss Perkin daughter of the financer. The party witnessed a dramatic accident as Miss Perkos died after a swift fall amid champagne.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Alaska voyage, Harvard, Beattie, and a cruise night event. Details are unclear but reference to a local government plan and a retirement or party. Names and places appear distorted, obstructing full reconstruction.
In Philadelphia August 23 1900s news item William Taggart plans marriage after probate of Blebrotin will. He inherits a $15008 legacy and valuable ranch lands in California. The estate previously belonged to a widower who left property to David Taggart with condition he marry soon.
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