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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
2
The advertisement outlines subscription options with prepaid six month terms and advance rates. It notes prices for twelve months, and mentions Sunday mail delivery and a monthly morning edition. Subscriptions are offered with advance payment and highlight “Daily Herald.”
The article surveys New York banks amid lingering liquidity pressure and government reserve demands. It notes banks dipping into reserves, cautious lending, and a tightening money market as officials anticipate gradual improvement and a cautious postwar recovery.
Police report ongoing pursuit of Joe Sullivan and Joe Garcia, linked to the murder of Valcaiman Ford. Captured suspects are believed to be in custody near Sule Lake, with authorities awaiting confirmation of arrests and potential further crimes as the men navigate evasion. Sullivan, a five year inmate, is described as brutal and likely to clash with restraint soon.
Tickets on sale December 20 24 24 2841 for round trip rail trips across Utah. Departures and returns valid until January 6 1908. Travel between all points in the state with limited schedules and special holiday rates.
Washington Nee December midday session opens under Speaker Cannon with committee assignments to be announced after a holiday recess. The extensive reshaping adds about eighty new committee chairmanships and raises total assignments near two hundred thirty as Democrats and Republicans seek to influence the coming presidential year.
An Ogden resident recounts long relief from kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Vadcon's Drug Store. The testimonial claims the remedy cured years of back ache and tiredness, with no recurrence, and urges readers to buy Donn's from Ponton Milian Co and other dealers nationwide.
The article lists changes in committee chairmanships and ranking members in Congress, naming representatives from multiple states and the committees affected such as agriculture war claims and public lands. It notes Reed of New Jersey and other members advancing or vacating posts, with implications for irrigation, mines, and duties across several cabinets and chambers.
A note describes a January excursion to Provo via Rio Grande Western for a teachers convention with round trip tickets and a one fare for the trip. It mentions sale dates in January and references the Declaration of a Railroad President Frederick J Underwood discussing labor and wage trends amid general business depression.
New York reports International Paper Company nearing agreement to buy nearly 5000 square miles of spruce timber land in New Brunswick totaling about 980000 acres. Officials say spruce wood prices have risen sharply, with print paper costs expected to jump at least twenty percent in 1968 from 1907 levels.
Preparedness for an Ogden convention of the American organization of the deaf includes five hundred teachers and trustees. The national body, under L M Gabindet of the National College of the Deaf in Washington, will meet July 3 to July 10 in Ogden. The Washington college is led by Prof Guilauniet, with Utah’s Deaf School superintendent Dugea contributing notes and support from President Caltardot.
Bell 1225 will attend the Ogden convention. About 501 teachers and trustees are expected. Hotels will be converted for guests with city support. Visitors will tour Merial Canyon Olen Valley Hot Springs and Spultarlom while gathering insights for state education. The event aims to unite teachers and trustees from United States schools to discuss improved regional education.
A disjointed OCR fragment hints at a dispute involving interpreters and contractors, mandants, and gate governance. It references vocates and a Gintractor to the Union, implying a negotiative or procedural conflict within a union context. Further text is unreadable to confirm specifics.
A garbled report states Cacia Hatha engages in overseas work, with references to Greenster Wyoming, Greek involvement, tea processing, and plans to issue contracts for foreign workers. Mentions Manianla and Guindy headquarters, woodlands, and a plan to hire foreign labor for production in China wines and tea.
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