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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
2
A garbled notice outlines rates for personal ads at one cent per word per day with monthly charges and multiple sample calculations. It mentions church and charitable institutions, random references, and prohibitions on headings in the roundup.
Intermountain livestock owners report severe winter conditions with heavy snow and cold waves. Cattlemen rush feed supplies including a trainload of corn to secure livestock from Wyoming to the Pacific, aiming to prevent losses seen in 1889 90. A wary hope rests on a warm European trend spreading to the U S West.
The census bureau invites men and women to apply for enumeration roles in the thirteenth U. S. census. Exams on February 6 screen applicants aged 18 to 70 with ordinary education. At least 48 000 positions will be filled by March. applications due January 25 to the local census supervisor.
In Toronto a lawyer sought an injunction to stop World Newspaper Co from publishing court reports omitting his name. The High Court refused, affirming a paper may publish court coverage within libel laws, and that repeated professional mention can be treated as advertising revenue.
A police court tale warns young men against breaking faith with employers and mishandling money. The lengthy admonition urges honesty, self restraint, and conscience as guardrails to avoid temptation and ruin.
The speaker urges personal integrity over wealth gained dishonestly. True peace of mind comes only from living rightly, avoiding wrongs and unatoned crimes. The narrow path of rectitude is the lasting route toward life’s true goals and ambitions.
A collection of vignettes and quips from a bygone era. Odds and ends feature card game lore with trump hints, a young couple debating love and responsibility, a cautious mayor in a church dispute, local pride anecdotes, and a doctor’s quip about heart health. Names like Kansas City Star, Chicago Legal News, Washington Evening Star appear in fragmentary captions, hinting at a stitched-together humor page.
The fragment discusses Yankee Doadla and Dixie in relation to national popularity. It hints at shifts in status from a national series to a broader art and popularity trend without providing concrete events or dates. The readable text emphasizes cultural standing and enduring appeal.
At INSPECTED market the ad stresses inspected meats handled exclusively with a visible inspecting stamp on every piece. It urges customers to buy only there, claiming guaranteed satisfaction and emphasizing careful selection at 2175 Jackson Ave.
Beattle Dev. 28 Ap a direct reint of the prolonged switchmen stiles the Hammond and the Centennial flour mills two of the largest in the Puget Sound closed today. Since the strike was inaugurated the men show irregular work and the masters decided to suspend operations on list frite conditions forty men are affected.
Notice offers a combined rate for The Standard and The Woman's Home Companion. Paying 1.75 in advance secures one month of The Standard and one year of The Woman's Home Companion, a saving from regular prices. The Daily Standard costs 76 cents per month. The promotion advertises all for 1.76.
Fragmented OCR captures a Christmas poem and patriotic note from Washington. It references the nativity, angels, and the singer Dixie as first of our songs, plus a reflection on Christmas by LUGY G. STOCK. Heavy fines story line appears with unrelated clipped text about Santa and children.
Reserve seats early for the Orpheum Christmas matinee and night shows on base. Tickets will be held until called for, ensuring service members can enjoy the holiday program aboard.
Disaster at a colliery last night left nine miners dead after gas and boiler mishaps. Rescue efforts recovered bodies of workers including W T Merce, his heirs, Lu gené Barrett, Gordon Scharrer, and Thomas Williams. Pierce, an assistant manager, entered the mine without a guide and without protection, leading to another fatal incident.
Readable fragments describe a break in and safe opening near a location with suspects Mawnd and Knn. Details are obscured, but incident involves a theft attempt and evasion of capture around a street or neighborhood.
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