14 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
1
A standardized condolence matter enters the Ogden Utah Post Office under federal act provisions. The notice includes advance payments and references an examiner issue with specific names and dates, indicating formal processing of a public condolence entry and related charges.
The Standard Rate Card lists flat rates per inch and daily changes for ad spaces. It notes special positions and extra charges, mentions weekly or monthly contracts, and promotes The Evening Standard’s subscriber reach and competitive pricing by The Standard Publishing Co.
The Ogden region endures record cold with readings near 30 degrees below zero. Ice coated roads and frosted landscape describe a harsh season as workers and residents cope with the long freeze and heavy frost on roofs and vehicles.
The article from the Turkish embassy outlines the empire’s evolution after a peaceful revolution and the new government. It discusses Europe’s political alignments, fears of Turkish expulsion, and hopes over Macedonia amid ethnico-political tensions.
The text discusses early disintegration of Turkiye and a shift toward a strong, aggressive state. It notes the end of rule to the Turkish empire and consolidation of military elements, with reactions from neighboring powers. It comments on reactions of Austria Hungary and others and the anticipated impact on civilization and regional stability.
A disordered report discusses the Weber County murder case and the deputy sheriff’s inquiry. Authorities seek public help and consider employing a special deputy to pursue leaks and clues while offering a substantial reward to encourage cooperation.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a discussion on women’s loyalty and shop talk about a shoe dealer’s deceit. It mentions No 6 and No 3 shoe sizes, a buyer fearing counterfeit measures, and alleged secret schemes by a shoe man.
Ogden Valley planners announce bids for four miles of new trolley road between the canyon mouth and the Hermitage, signaling no delays to start work at once. The project aims to move farmers' products to market this fall and support Ogden sugar factory needs.
A survey summary indicates U S gold mining prospered in 1907 with output rising in Alaska California Colorado and the Philippines while demand and prices fell for silver. Copper zinc and lead markets weakened. smelters in Utah Nevada and Leadville faced closures or reduced capacity. overall gold production shifted toward placer and quartz operations with regional variations.
The article notes a decline in U S Portland cement production in 1907 with total output around 49,009,000 barrels and a weaker 1908 outlook. It cites New York and New Jersey as hardest hit, mentions receivers taking several firms, and says fraudulent cement securities were temporarily checked by market conditions.
Proceedings in a Utah court relayed today center on Dora K. Topham and the Citizens' Treatment Company. Witnesses describe a corporate paper trail and the raid that spurred charges while counsel cites related communications from Ogden.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sanitation changes and protective measures affecting a local business. Readable details are limited and no distinct names or dates are identifiable.
The Idaho legislature re elected senator Bo Heyburn amid a close party split. The vote, 12 to 12, followed a heated debate in the House as Republicans applaud the outcome and Democrats clashed over printing contracts and town interests. The session adjourned to Monday for Wool Grow association events at Pocatello.
A secret senate caucus in Salt Lake on Wednesday led to a heated clash over hiring clerks. Two rival factions fought over enrollment and engrossing clerk appointments, with Senator Badger and Senator Marks named for posts before duties escalated into a public dispute.
In Salt Lake City a 13 year old believed leader of a youth gang ran a candy theft scheme. The group used a nickel to buy twenty seven cent candy bars, hid them, and sold portions to peers for small sums. The juvenile was arraigned and committed to detention for further investigation.
Salawe Jan 14 reports that Iohn Kontra was stabbed in Murray by ten men near a hospital. The victim lingered after the assault with authorities stating the attack occurred as he left a location in Murray. Medical workers described his condition as serious as investigations continue.
A regional policy review prompts renewed discussion among officials on regulatory alignment. Officials consider revisions to approach and enforcement while outlining potential timelines and stakeholder input processes.
The document outlines a plan naming a group as latent superintendents including a supervisor and engineers. All records will be kept under their authority and communications addressed to any of them as assistant superintendent. It mentions an effort to eliminate mancetasarr office renting and notes savings from letters between officials.
South African sprinter Walker shines at Olympic London event, matching the world record for the 100 meters and sparking a duel with Arthur Durling. The piece recounts Walker’s sensational tours and the rivalries that followed, including plans for further matches and appearances at arena events.
Oakland, Jan. results at Emeryville show favorites and longshots mixing in a tight program. In the feature fourth race Jacobite beat Madera St with Trese Terape and Vane close behind. other races included Diamonds, Calinda, and Matentulta with times around 1 16 and 1 72.
Santa Anita results list the first race at one and a half furlongs with Father Stafford running 107 seconds and paying 22 to 5, Royal Stone at 25 to 4, and unspecified second. The Berend race at six furlongs features LaGlosia at 11 to 3 with Powers aboard and Golly Tice at 19 to 01 percent shown with Schiltteg.
New York dates reveal plans for a major wrestling event featuring star names such as The Patriot and The Terrible Turk. Promoters boast of English champion feats and high prize money as fans await the card.
Fragmentary horse racing notes list entries and odds for multiple races. Mentions servers like Datwatt Botwell Mictee Archipaldy Tremptor Powera and times around 1:27 and 1:01 with several prices and results, but details are incomplete.
An odd OCR fragment recalls a man waking to a disordered bed and attempts to repair it, detailing pillow fiddling and blanket reshaping in a humorous, stream-of-conscious style. The narrator muses on domestic friction, bed linen mishaps, and the rhythm of chores in a single chaotic morning.
A fragment from Syracuse Journal referencing Thomy Read and a path to success. Mentions the road to achievement and notes about other men’s feats guiding the journey.
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