Pricing and contracts notice for Ogden newspaper ads
Blanchard invites advertisers to the rates shown for advertisements in The Evening Standard. Special position rates include two cents per line on certain pages and higher rates on top and first pages. Special contracts offer weekly or monthly terms. The Standard Publishing Co guarantees subscriber base in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatler
Atst
Moontzty
Blanchard
Adove
Utah
Ogden
Evening Standard
Standard Publishing Co
Benzoate of Soda Sparks Pure Food Law Battle
Debate rages over benzoate of soda used to prevent fermentation in fruits and vegetables. Dr. Wiley warns it as a dangerous preservative while manufacturers defend it, arguing the public should have the benefit of the doubt amid calls for stricter controls. The issue centers on safety, necessity, and the potential floodgates opened to other preservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Wien
Tate
Wier
Wi Uy
Selectifle Trea
Europe
America
Wing
Electric connections map a future for food canning and rail travel
A writer argues electric preservation and canning waste reduction expose flawed industry practices. He claims harmful preservatives hide substandard fruit and tomatoes while competition harms local markets. Separately, plans for electric interurban trains between Ogden and Salt Lake aim to boost travel and tourism with hourly service by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bamberget
Hart Lake
Porto Mer
Shére
Alt Gan Lake
Bamberger
Opden
Salt Lake
C. A. Re
Bal Lake
Longstanding South American rivalries fuel old wounds
The fragment reflects on historic Chile Peru tensions with talk of war, shifts in power, and past humiliations. It notes Chile’s resolve to strike, Peru’s attempts at subjugation, and enduring bitterness comparable to Franco‑German enmity, amid entangled regional politics and claims of sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Chile
Peru
Chite
Fem
Tacce
Arica
Vian
France
Germany
Fruit Lands Prospect in Ogden Fruit Industry Rise
A plan to organize a large fruit company in Ogden with eastern growers and dealers, led by Methrt xt Ita head, aims to boost horticulture and create jobs. Minneapolis and Chicago traders join Grand Junction region growers to develop a fruit belt, with North Ogden near a nascent fruit district. The venture envisions rapid county population growth via fruit culture and notes Grand Junction Colorado pushing to move fruit culture west, signaling a promising future for area fruit business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ongen
Pratt Dralere
Minneapolis
Chiesgo
Grand Jiveron
Corade
Thin Averton
McGiit
Weber County
Ogden
Viah
Grand Janetion
Colorado
Bo Mwestands
New Liquor Measure Prompts State Licensing Details
The article outlines a proposed liquor law in Weber County with licenses issued by the secretary of state upon board approval. It sets license fees up to 92,000 with annual terms, requires notices for objections, and allocates 35 percent to the state treasury and 15 percent to a local fund. Regulations cover license proximity to churches and schools, operating hours, Sunday closings, and restrictions on women and minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Riate
Atate Board
Governos
Atate
Piatrict
Leense
Stata
Muara
Bualnesa
Hom
Salovns
Girte Probittiedt
Plata
Salona Pot
Eaira
Baloone
Sa Jjoun Bay
Amy Jhors
Bende
Justice of the Peace
Iran
Caveta
Taft Eyes Gatun Dam Visit Amid Canal Debate
The Panama Canal debate centers on the Gatun dam, its safety, and the choice of lock type. President Taft plans a visit with top engineers to review design, foundation, and construction costs, aiming to avoid risky alternatives and ensure a solid canal project.
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Gatun
Rhet Taft
Remy Wotcay Reagan
Atelier
Attiei
Eyes Adjust to Light Levels and Indoor Illumination
A Denver Post piece discusses how eyes adapt to varying light, the dangers of working in weak light, and how gradual changes in lighting reduce discomfort. It notes the eye’s strong adaptation, the impact of prolonged dimness on health, and the need for proper illumination to avoid strain.
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Denver Post
Indore
Garkerss
Peter Erapale
Ramesa
Cay
Darzeres
Cure for Catarrhal Germs Promised by Strong Claim
A dubious medical notice asserts that a cure can remove catarrhal germs from a woman’s eyes and body at no cost. It describes a home remedy regimen supposedly capable of erasing disease traces and urges urgent use of all remedies without delay. The piece touts a guaranteed satisfaction and brands itself as a safe, effective treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiican
Werman
Thriich
Cotter
Francisco boxer Jack Joboton faces renewed questions after two-week training
The article records public speculation in San Francisco about Jack Joboton, a Black heavyweight contender, amid hype from fans and critics. It notes Joboton’s defiance of fear toward opponents, praise of his recent training with Sam Ferguson, and claims his form rebuts eastern critics while outlining ongoing media attention and public curiosity in February.
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Jamen J. Jettriea
Francisco
Ecuirae
Jack Jobatou
Teith Coy
Ana
New San Francisco
Perta
Jack Jonnton
Sam Ferger Marke
Roy
Umpire Bribery Allegations Rock Baseball Scandal
Umpire Bil Klem of the National League testified about the so called bribery scandal surrounding the 1908 pennant race between New York and Chicago. He hinted at a private attempt to influence the outcome to favor the Cubs and discussed Artie Hofman and Frank Chance involved in the contested game. Klem cited fear of punishment and public belief in crooked play if the scheme emerged.
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Bil Kiem
National League
American Association
Ta Bie
New York
Chicago
Cats
Kiera
Pulliam
Cceeane
Chance
Klem
Cub
Frank Chance
Mt | Fame
Kiem
Peerlces
Unclear Text Fragments From Etiquette and Clergy Affairs
A garbled excerpt discusses eye protection during bright light and then shifts to a Chicago church scandal involving a pastor and a congregant. It recounts a confession to a different minister, church officials' response, and moral judgments. Names such as Mrs Jones and other clergy figures appear in fragmented form.
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Omaha
Puldace
Sara Jones
San Jones
Filow
Fred
Heeler
Joe Tinker Sore At Himself Over Vaudeville Plans
Chicago reports Joe Tinker is aggrieved with his situation as he hones a vaudeville routine. He rehearses for a one act play and contemplates the $150 weekly pay, while noting the lure of $500 weekly vaudeville earnings versus the lack of a contract for Home Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Tinker
Sradtr
Fragmented Verse on Moral Hypocrisy and Clergy
A garbled passage laments a scandal involving a church minister and a manipulative woman. It condemns the church for concealing a deceitful act, cites Kipling as prior critique, and accuses leaders of failing to expose the truth while urging the faithful to condemn the creature behind the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Matingal Convention Deferred As Railways Feud Over Hobo Rents
Reported at the 4080 convention the Desiocrat notes the gathering adjourned without a definite result. The discussion highlighted a clash between railways and hoboes over who should pay fares and who rode the trains, with protests over forthcoming crackdowns and possible habeas actions tied to transport. The piece hints at planned travel north and mounting tensions as authorities seek control of traffic and passenger rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How
Tate
Tore
Fragmentary Note on Pariea Transport and Rates
A garbled OCR item discusses pariea, transport, and rat rates. It mentions hobos and trains, claims about missing trains, and an application to roads for rat rates at a convention. The text is largely unintelligible but centers on transport and rates.
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Pariea
Million More Capital Planned for Consolidated Wagon and Marble
The Consolidated Wagon and Marble Company schedules a February 9 special meeting to consider increasing capital from 1.7 million to 2.6 million by issuing 19,000 new shares. Both common and preferred stock will participate equally in profits. directors up for re-election include current officers with no planned management changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Wagon and Marblne Company
Ink Mill
Lawa
Grand Jury System in Jeopardy of Abolition
Chicago officials and legal experts debate abolishing the grand jury system. States Attorney Wayman supports reform allowing the prosecutor to file informations while preserving some procedural protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fed. L
Coutts
Wayman
Walle
Pellegr
Mhoakh
Magazine Writer Forfeits His Bond
New York report states a magazine writer named Grover Cherland failed to appear for a court appearance. A $1,509 bond was forfeited and forwarded to the bonding company. A bench warrant was issued for the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fee
Iandenburg
Grant
Grover Cherland
Ataten Dowling Tidnewer
Intermnort
Waa Forteltay
Irandenburgear
American Liner Two Day Overdue Arrives
A vague dispatch reports an American liner arriving after two days overdue at Breelijn navy yard. Details are garbled with misspellings and unclear origins but indicate the vessel reached New York harbor amid uncertain arrivals and agency notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lovie
Xathareton
Cherbourme
Breelijn Navy Yard
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Pnatofice
Wim. Glawnann
Ze ' O Oras
UN Force
Fay x Tate
Aire
Kavendy
Ebekn
Ogden Belchup
Mr. Wiley
Fruit Lands
Panama Canal
Akiva
Dave Lieo
Sam Fat
Pugiliem
Attell Moran
Tonmy Owros
Jack Jobowa
Marna
Jobncom
Haros
Joe Tinker
Fed
Tone ‘Tinker
Ant Caro Cub
Tory W
California
Flite Cafe
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
Grand Pera
Northwestern
Herrick, Ara
Utavia Theater
Edgar and
Ethien
Anne
THE
Moore Stock Company
Miliary
Red Cross
J. S. Lewis & Co, Jewelers
Opticians
Want
Driver & Son Drug CO
Washington Ave
Ogden, Utah
Vienna
Lee
Foon & Tok
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