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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1909
Page
3
The Evening Standard prints advertising rates for 1905 with daily changes and special position charges. It details column, page, and contract rates, noting weekly and monthly advertisements and the Standard Panelling Company as the issuer.
A fragmented excerpt discusses tradition’s power in shaping societies and fearsome influence across eras. It cites Atlantic City conference remarks on encinology and mentions figures like Nero, Cantor, and Napoleon to illustrate tradition’s persistence despite tyrants and upheaval.
Fragmented OCR notes reference 19th to early 20th century banking and business mood. Mentions January 1 1909, bank plans, depression fears, and reopened enterprises amid regional recoveries. Specific names, dates, and places are garbled and incomplete.
The article notes shifting conservatism and a tougher trial era, with enduring foundations for prosperity. It highlights stronger business activity in Ogden, rising construction, and improved market conditions signaling wealth from climate and scenery, amid a cautious but hopeful outlook for the new year.
The annual report of the Chief of the Bureau of Batteries shows tropical and subtropical goods entering the United States totaling about 690 million dollars annually. About half of these imports are tropical metals and related articles, with a steady flow year by year.
A fragmented historical overview discusses seismic disasters from ancient Pompeii to modern Italy. It notes repeated catastrophes in Asia Africa and Oceania and the difficulty of relocation after vast tremors. The piece mentions Pope Pius aid and international sympathy for Italy amid ongoing destruction.
The United States and American ships mobilize relief after a powerful earthquake devastates Calabria and surrounding areas. Rescue fleets race to deliver food and 413 rations, while harbor towns like Merina and Heexty brace for continued hardship.
The article describes U S warships gathering in a Rosaian port to aid famine relief and deliver clothing to Russia while preparing for possible battles against earthquakes and upheavals in other regions. It notes public sorrow for missing people and signals a solemn naval display alongside humanitarian aid efforts.
Steacos Meese a nine year old orphan showed courage when Leonora Stangock fell drowning at Onden river. He held her arm and saved her from a large fall, refusing to let go as older children arrived to help. His brave deed earns public attention and a potential Carnegie medal reward.
The Nation debates sweeping changes to public land laws as the National Conservation Commission warns current statutes fail to protect public interest. Calls grow to reform ownership rules, conserve water supplies, and prevent waste through updated management of vast federally held lands.
Debate erupts over New Year dairy rules in Chicago health department efforts to curb tuberculosis risk. Critics challenge pasteurization as essential, citing dairymen’s need for safe milk and arguing against banning raw milk from certified herds.
The report describes a chaotic street scene as Clemenceau rises and a window is opened. Violent disturbance follows with shots fired and a confrontation between authorities and armed assailants. Police pursue suspects, including mentions of Jaeden Prank Meatna and others, amid New Year’s Day confusion.
Minutes reveal the old board reassembled with Dr Coulter and Pingree attending by invitation. An adjournment until Tuesday at 7 pm is set to consider minutes, with new officers to be chosen and a focus on the high school project and teacher contracts.
A letter from a converted convict warns that two segments named Hrkekyant Jmntale and RM Hartleston are believed en route to Spokane to disrupt a planned revival at Springbelt during the upcoming legislature. The evangelist and party deny wrongdoing and accuse saloon interests of opposing the revival.
A Malta dispatch reports the bodies of the American consul and his wife have not been recovered. British and American authorities say rescue efforts continue using all available resources as searchers pursue leads near the wrecked vessel and surrounding area.
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