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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
7
Officers and commissioned men at Fort Myer are to seek different feats in horsemanship, facing ditches, streams, loops, and stone quarries. They may ride without currups or spurs to improve balance, while English hunting saddles are used. The picture shows stints performed under the order.
In Los Angeles on January 26 the American National Livestock association opened its twelfth annual convention. President James Justro and former senators W A Harris of Kansas and Joseph M Garey of Wyoming addressed topics on foreign markets land laws and tariff impacts. Cowan of Fort Worth urged Congress to aid agriculture and regulate rail freight while Carey advocated grazing on public lands under federal supervision. The session will last two days with Denver and Fort Worth bidding for next year.
Ogden City will receive sealed bids for repairs to sprinkling wagons until 6 pm February 1 1900. A detailed statement of repairs will be provided by applying to the City Recorder E P Brown. First publication January 20 1909 last publication January 30 1909.
A Cleveland burlesque house manager tells of a finger injury leading to a doctor’s remark on anesthesia and pain. He boasts pain is his long suit, noting he runs twelve shows a week and can endure much. In a separate report, Consul General Wince notes Suez Canal 1907 shipping tonnage up over 1906 and 1905 with higher receipts by 1.557 million dollars.
President Roosevelt at a dinner for a conference on dependent children urged sending a message to Congress to establish a federal children's bureau and laws for the District of Columbia and territories. He called for careful staffing of child contact positions and urged states to fulfill their duties to neighbors.
Ogden City Utah will redeem 100 Gold Refunding Bonds from 1895 issue 9 series 9 denomination 1000 dollars each dated August 11 1898 payable August 16 1918 optional August 15 1905 numbered 1 to 300 holders may present at Chase National Bank New York City or Ogden City Treasurer office by March 1 1908 bonds not presented bear no interest after March 1 1909 funds to pay remain with city treasurer provision for presentation at Rokling Sons Boston Chicago Denver or San Francisco optional. January 14 1909 K P Brown City Recorder of Ogden City Utah dates of publication January 14 1909 February 13 1909
June 26 Muskogee Oklahoma narrative notes a federal grand jury investigation into alleged town fraud. Government officials guard jurors amid rumors of key figures and governor Charles N. Dlaskell implicated. The case echoes political history and involves land lot titling through names registered with the government and dummy bidders.
Col Duncan B. Cooper and Robin J. Cooper are on trial alongside the father and son team accused in the fatal shooting of Senator Carmack.
Nashville January 26 The trial of Robin Cooper for the shooting of late Senator Carmack attracts national interest as authorities deploy strong security precautions. The defense claims innocence while prosecutors assert it as a political crime amid Tennessee political tensions and widespread attention.
Report outlines alleged motive behind an incident where Cooper fired at Senator Carmack to defend his father Colonel Cooper. The feud stems from Carmack editorials in a local paper accusing Cooper, amid longstanding enmity with the late senator. Also mentions a patent medicine claim against dyspepsia.
A writer wanders Fleet Street theater, countryside, and sporting grounds to find those who truly love nature. He contrasts busy journalists, performers, peasants, and hunters with a philosopher who remains silent about genuine affection for nature.
A Chicago visitor laments New Yorkers who greet with a two finger handshake. He criticizes the habit of greeting while the right hand is occupied with papers or other items, arguing for a brief pause to offer a proper handshake and a friendlier greeting.
An archival line from Century presents Helen Keller’s Sense and Sensibility describing nature’s sounds. The passage lists the thousand soft voices of earth the rustle in prass leaves insect buzz bird feather and water ripples. It reflects a poetic memory of nature’s intimate presence.
The forestry department studies commercial uses for white fir abundant on the Pacific coast. Experiments aim to discover viable products while only a small portion has been harvested.
A pampered Annora cat savors a lavish treat, remarking that the saucer filled with the dairy van extract tastes like the cream of life in luxury. The scene underscores indulgent comfort and high living.
A portrait of a woman aged about 30 with snowy hair and waning energy, yet a youthful heart. She explains aging avoidance through forgetting disagreeable things, saying pleasant things, not overexacting with friends, keeping nerves steady, and seeking congenial work.
Archaeologists uncover the ancient Jericho city wall built of burned lime brick on a stone foundation. The dig exposes rows of houses that could have served as dwellings for centuries, revealing a long history beneath the site.
A Thought. Tam believes there is work for everybody somewhere not always the work we want or the place we wish to stay, but it will supply creature comforts. Most of us must do unpleasant things from time to time yet it is possible to do them cheerfully according to Home Chat.
The passage notes how Madame de Pompadour, favorite of a king for 24 years, drew many women to the fashion she popularized. As her beauty waned and her son neared the end of this world, she relinquished her position to a successor, dying at 44.
A reflective moral exhortation on handling misfortune and resisting envy. It urges humility toward others' sorrows and maintaining compassionate humanity rather than judgment.
A fragment suggests a clash between the wicked and the Nahe with a biblical metaphor, noting Italian influence or provocation. The text hints at social or religious tension and a sense of exclusion or rebuke centered on the cross symbol.
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