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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines classified ad pricing including local reader rates 16 per line for first insertion, 10 cents per line for subsequent insertions, and 9 cents per line weekly with no conor. Random references 5 cents for first insertions, 36 cents per line for subsequent insertions, or 8 cents per line per week. Classified ads 1 cent per word or 2 lines per word for 23 cents, with weekly changes.
Enoch Farr Sr in charge of the Creworks for the Fear State fair promises nightly pyrotechnics. A rumored Mauna Loa eruption replica is set to cap each evening show. Public admission to Farr’s pyrotechnic displays is planned during the holiday season fair evenings.
A historical survey traces preservation methods from early casks to modern practices. It notes the National Association for the Promotion of Pob- Xe Mestth and its volun dealing exchange, while detailing authorities on current food storage laws. The work aims to show evolving standards and public interest, highlighting debates over conservation methods and legal constraints impacting preservatives.
A curious weight measure notes that one Ivory Soap cake nearly equals the weight of three cakes of toilet soap, illustrating a playful comparison likely for reader amusement and practical kitchen insights.
A sensational report discusses Harriman and a proposed plan tied to his prominence, detailing debates over mortality imagery in a commercial campaign. It questions whether Harriman can sustain influence amid discussions on public health and business interests.
A letter argues against pushing children into labor at fourteen and urges strengthening grammar, spelling, and arithmetic in early grades. It criticizes overloading studies and advocates thorough fundamentals so youths can educate themselves after school, warning of long-term disadvantages without proper English and arithmetic foundations.
A garbled 19th century account cites A Campbell articles urging repeal of a per gallon tax on alcohol. It notes farmers unhappy with substitutes and internal revenue, and claims a national push to end the tax. The piece laments failed alcohol substitutes and mocks political figures.
The judge Rolapp travels to London, New York, and Paris on business and leisure. He contrasts American prosperity with European hardship, noting factory life in Germany, poverty in France, and widespread industrial growth in Paris. He praises American abundance and laments European poverty while expressing eagerness to return to America.
In the municipal court, Nell Parsons was sentenced for mendicancy while Charles Phillips, a vagrant, was admonished to leave town under a suspended sentence. Pall Varney pleaded guilty to drunkenness. Jounard and A E Hamhart faced arraignment for disturbing the peace and pleaded guilty as spectators testified. Darharn with a facial wound claimed the worse in a scuffle in the city. The judge, after noting Varhart’s punishment, released Hartman but deemed the others punished accordingly.
Aggrarsination at upeertificated trackers of the Ogden City Schools will be Debt at the Oan'ed FlaeH School, Thursday and Friday, September 3 and 3 beginning at 8 oelock A. Mt. Writthe materials will be farntanet by t he board of Fluestlon. JOHN AM. SOLES, Superintendent.
The Utah Methodist Mission met in Salt Lake City for the twenty ninth annual session at the First Methodist Church. After the Lord's Supper, the conference opened with opening remarks by Bishop F. Merry of Buffalo New York and officers were elected. Reports listed officers for Eureka Tooele Murray Park City and other towns, with various committees and societies named.
A bitter business dispute in Salt Lake City pits Danks & Co against Hawke Pattern Hat Co over alleged trade losses and a failed reentry into the millinery market. The suit, filed in the Third District Court, claims Danks paid 12,000 for stock and seeks 10,000 in damages while detailing conspiratorial acts by former executives and several women employees. The defendants include O. D. Banks and Clara Howard among others, with allegations of stock manipulation and misrepresentation to control the business.
Dr John Sundwall submitted to state health secretary a report urging sweeping reforms in Bingham. He cites manure and garbage in streets and alleys, a dirty creek, unsafe wells, and a water system in disrepair. He recommends piping water to town and eliminating wells, with regular sanitation and waste removal.
A fragment notes a suggestion to pay and record sanitation, with a doctor urging emphasis in higher grades. It mentions Col B A Wall offering to build the systems, and calls for a trained physician to be formed within the educational framework.
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous opinion by Chief Justice Atraup, addresses the effects of mechanic's liens on homestead exemptions in the case involving Volker, Beoneral Sumter Company, Waltoreen Bros, and Mary Vance with contractor Irving Jefferson. The decision clarifies that lower court findings were incomplete and remands for further evidence on whether the property qualifies as Vance's homestead and if exemption limits were exceeded.
Justice Hanks rules that police cannot confiscate a slot machine as gambling evidence when a merchant challenges the seizure. The case, brought by Hemenway & Moser against the chief of police, was decided in Salt Fate on August 27. The decision states the machine is not to be treated as a gambling device if not proven otherwise.
On Thursday evening at 2 75 the home of Mr and Mrs J B Trimble the marriage of their daughter Jace to Stanley Ethbults of Seat the wast occurred promptly at the shore hour The ceremony was conducted by Rev N T Dimmerman pastor of the First Flag tut church After congratulations the couple shared wedding supper About twenty guests attended including Mr and Mrs J G Johnston of Kankakee and Mr and Mrs Win Patrault also of Kankakee The bride employed at Wasatch Canning company is well known in the city The couple will reside in Ondra
A garbled summons announces process for Lelandent against a defendant in Weber County. It commands appearance within twenty days of service, with court dates noted as May 53rd and August 181, referencing J.D. Murphy and Justice of De Vence. The text is heavily corrupted and difficult to interpret.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Union and Confederate soldiers invited to meet in a Penanion area event with dates September 23 and 30. Text is garbled but indicates a commemoration or reunion involving veterans and possibly a peace or ceremonial program.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention soldiers preparing to leave, heading to Baltimore, with reminiscences of earlier owners. The text quality is poor and difficult to interpret.
Denver August 27 Dr H W Wiley chef chemist of the department of agriculture explains bleach flour processes and how bleaching can alter color and perceived quality. He notes exposure to air and ozone ages flour and can hide flour quality while raising fraud risk.
Denver Aug 27 A report on experiments with benzoate of soda shows that three tenths of a gram daily over two months to four weeks produced weight gain and no clear health harm. Dr Mussel H Chittenden notes that small doses appear benign while larger amounts lack evidence of harm. berries contain benzoate naturally.
At Camp Perry on August 27 the optional Individual match continued amid fog and light wind. Ensign Stewart of the Navy led early with 184 points as contestants moved to the yard turrets for 1000 yard work. the national matches close with pistol events at 75 yards and tied prizes of 5 and 60 yards for rapid fire.
Chicago August at the fourth annual banquet of the Retailers' Association, T. Avery of Chicago noted rising gravestone and monument sales as a sign of prosperity. He said households defer small spends until wealth grows, then invest in memorials for loved ones. He cited a one percent rise in the rate of gravestones last year.
Millers nationwide unite to oppose the Agriculture Department over patent devices used in flour bleaching. A $50,000 defense fund is being raised with Sebucg, the government, and industry figures. Castle of Lowville, Ky, leads as chairman. Bleaching process reportedly reaches two thirds of U S millers as Wilcox pushes a prosecution on bleached flour.
Fragmented report from New York August recounts kegs of beer floating into Fort Slocum canteen as recruits sought relief. The tale, muddled by OCR errors, hints at disruptions involving Mary cordon between New Rochelle and the fort and a hazy scene of beer in transit and consumption.
A strange incident on CHy Island ends with a spill as a group seeks help after a beer accident. Witnesses report the spill near Long Island Sound as bystanders wept and aid arrived.
Stubla telephoned Governor Adley to request action for the return of Nora Tas Oy and Jos Gentry, noting no danger to them while in Topeka. He urged regulation to secure their safe return.
In Matieed California a married couple long divided by separation deems tragic. The 32 year old Edward crisis, a clerk, reportedly died after a self destructive act. The wife, aged 2%, released following the incident. The couple had been married teen years.
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