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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a past publication details with subscription terms and prices. It mentions Daily and Sunday issues, standard advance pricing, and a publisher named The Alandard Publishing In. The exact locale and legal references are unclear due to garbled wording.
Fragmentary text references Alexandar Geulavit Bell and a supposed universal visible spun, with claims of a publication to spread some philosophy. The readable items are garbled, lacking clear action, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Ogden residents fear diseased hogs flood local markets amid reports of slaughter delays and closure risks. Consumers worry about contaminated meat entering the supply as authorities probe the outbreak and traders fear losses. Local officials urge caution and sanitary handling to prevent wider spread.
A local article discusses Oxden High School bond proposals amid crowding concerns. It notes opposition and proponents plan to speak at a Wednesday evening meeting, with Standard committing to publish both sides to inform voters.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses national sentiment, industrial and moral concerns, and political figures in New York. It cites a senators and representatives debate about the presidency and national direction, with critique of administration influence and industry leaders. The text references the Standard Oil era and calls for restraint and civilized living as essential to the economy.
The piece lauds Lincoln and Washington as historic figures worthy of study, urging citizens to reflect on their service to the republic. It emphasizes Lincoln’s preservation of the Union, liberty, and duty, calling for national unity and virtuous leadership as generations honor the nation’s founders on the centennial anniversary.
A garbled local note reports on police activity including Pinkerton shadowing and a public interview with the Salt Lake City Police Chief. It mentions a Tuesday morning briefing, a union stance, and concerns over investigative steps, with references to a tense security climate and ongoing inquiries.
A long, tangled report details alleged harassment of bank staff by colleagues and police shadowing, with claims of fear within families and attempts to extract money from vaults. Names like Adams, Trimmer, Strang, Nelson, and Heinze appear amid accusations of conspiracy, protection by officials, and ongoing investigations. A separate note reports on Kemse around Cape Horn and rising flood risks from Deseret freight lines, plus a chancery case involving four mining and smelting firms with high bond costs and lengthy testimony ahead.
A fragmentary court note from an old issue describes a defendant taken for a preliminary hearing, with mentions of a Madison or Olean area, a three year sentence linked to nabbery, and a remand to await district court action. The garbled text obscures names and dates but preserves the gist of a bail or remand decision and a related local incident.
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