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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
8
A persuasive critique argues against cheaper maple flavored flakes, detailing the long preparation process, high energy use, and nutritional inefficiency. It contends that maple flakes waste time and resources while offering limited value, urging readers to reconsider costs and benefits.
Artefone and Bt Lalli headline a double-hander event today, with participants including George, Boone, Chieuzo, Lawts, Trattoria, Sullivan, Waddell, Batley, Spencer, Dineen and Blue. The column notes a series of matchups and notable performances across the field and identifies several local clubs and venues tied to the event.
Denver took a 4 to 1 victory over Sioux City in a muddy, extended contest as Beoru, Dewar and Goudug led the offense. Sioux City pressured the hosts into twelve innings before Denver secured the win, despite tough play and erratic field conditions. Elsewhere Des Moines and Blour City split in a low scoring affair, Witherup and Dexter contributing on the mound.
Los Angeles pounded out nine runs in the eighth inning to beat San Angeles 9 to 8. Oakland defeated Seattle 4 to 1. San Francisco beat Portland 4 to 1. Times and places include San Francisco July and Oakland.
The American Association event in Wansay City and Kenmas has been postponed amid unclear conditions. Officials did not announce a new date and advised teams to monitor updates.
In a candid interview, Ketchel states willingness to fight Tommy Burns for the heavyweight championship, outlines ambitions to retire as world champion by age 24, and discusses training, weight, and readiness. He asserts readiness to sign for a match immediately if offered, and cites ongoing boxing activity and nearby bouts in St. Louis and New York.
Odd phrasing and typos obscure details but report notes a National League double header split with scores mentioning Brooklyn and Chicago in varied contexts. Scattered names include Pitchers and players, with unclear lineup and outcomes due to OCR errors.
In a July contest Washington defeated New York 108 to 452 in a double victory showing strong pitching and batting. The lineup featured Scorn Hale Ikenberg Catesend Street Manning Blair Petrait and more as Washington dominated the day. Detriot edged Cleveland 7 to 1 while Philadelphia beat local rivals in another decisive game.
The saucer track races last night featured a severe crash in the quarter mile. Riders Wilcox De Mara Downing and others contended for a world record when wheels locked and split forces sent De Mara tumbling and Downing striking Wilcox. Downing suffered a forehead wound but Wilcox remained on track. De Mara was slightly injured and the incident ended with track medical aid and riders retreating to the dressing room.
The Utah good roads movement gathers support with a Lagoon convention planned for July. Ogden leaders pledge backing and attendance, with figures like David Eccles and the Scowcroft brothers among expected delegates. Proposals urge a north to south boulevard linking Lagoon to Provo, reflecting broader state infrastructure aims.
An ice cream social is planned for Friday evening at Gruty Hall. The Murtha grocery group will host with cake and tea cream provided. The public is invited to attend and enjoy social time.
Riverdale landholders stage a festive visit as a Myerdale Concert band serenades residents under Thurval Carlson. President John Thompson receives a cash gift, and J.T. Ballantyne hosts a lunch with cherries. Frank Ritterman welcomes the band to his home with music and hospitality ending in strawberries and ice cream. July 4 railroad tickets go on sale at limited rates.
Reports of track events and times from mile to three mile events. Notable performances include a 1:08.45 mile pace by a leading runner and a professional pursuit race with teams led by Morgan and Devon evitch. The evening featured amateur and professional divisions with several records and times cited, including a 3:59.3 for a three mile lap and other event results.
A July 1 cable from President Castro to Mrs. Cleveland expresses condolences on the death of Mr. Cleveland and honors his public virtues. The message notes shared bonds between Venezuelan and American peoples and memory of a man who maintained those bonds.
A massive gas explosion at the Hleowaky plant in late May caused numerous fatalities and injuries among workers. Rescue efforts recovered dozens of bodies and many workers remained missing as authorities investigated the cause and scope of the blast.
The city advances a rapid program to improve Twenty-Third Street from Van Buren Avenue, including sidewalk pavements, curb and ploughs, and grading toward the direction. Taxpayers complain about sprinkling practices as the project proceeds. A school building is planned at Jackson Avenue and Twenty-Third Street, with a residence building nearby and several new homes under construction.
A list of officers approved for voluntary retirement by the president includes Captain Charles P. Perkins and others. The affected personnel are detached to various commands and will be reassigned by the appropriate naval authorities. The document mentions multiple names with ranks and presumed duty stations, reflecting a formal military personnel action.
An advertisement-like text outlines the Steger Inn piano line with “INNOVATION UP RIGHT” and mentions mahogany build, hand carved details, and double veneered body. It touts purity and durability, offering the model at a surprising price and urging readers to visit dealers for more information.
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