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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
2
Advertising rates list work daily and weekly insertions with per inch charges and position premiums. It details preferred position percentages, local readers charges per line, random references, and classified ads pricing including initial and recurring insertions with weekly totals.
A wandering talent in pyrotechnics boasted flawless results as Ogden residents expect the Inter national Fair Association to set July displays. Uncertain skies threaten the July 2 event with rain forecasts and a risk of delayed sparks. If postponed, a later date around July 9 could see the show beneath shelter while rain likely to persist.
A garbled report from the Ogden forest department outlines forestry methods and training under the American standards. It lists several named districts and personnel, noting ongoing work in Amity, Minnesota, and nearby regions while signaling interdepartmental coordination and future plans despite unclear details.
The piece discusses entering forestry, stressing supervisors developing practical, science-based expertise in forest management. It notes the need for combining natural observation with business sense, resilience, leadership, and readiness for rough life, highlighting Harvard forestry program involvement and broad government need for skilled foresters.
A report on the Dry Farming Congress notes its focus on the reclamation of lands, scientific farming, and water conservation. It explains the congress as a yearly student study group for agriculturalists, promoting cooperative research and publishing monthly bulletins for members and public access.
The Ballylake Republican urges total and wide separation of boys and girls at the Industrial School. It favors moving girls to Davis County to avoid contamination risk in Weber County and calls for immediate, complete separation of genders within the institution. It argues that segregating by gender reduces offenses and influences for good, and condemns mixed housing as dangerous to youth discipline.
A Washington dispatch notes Renator Smoot of Utah is favored by Republican leaders for a Senate seat. He is seen as a potential conferee on tariffs and other major issues, with seniority concerns prompting rival Republicans to consider stepping aside. The plan centers on enabling Smoot to serve on key committees while balancing party seniority among Western and Eastern factions.
A derailed clipping discusses Japanese immigration to South America, noting a large settlement along the Peru coast and claims the Japanese will become a dominant force within a decade. It predicts rising influence, possible tension, and a shift in regional demographics as more Japanese migrants arrive and integrate.
A fragmented report notes a book on dry farming and research claims, with references to papers and primers. It mentions institutions, papers, and technical terms, highlighting debates over dormation and agricultural methods, amid uncertain OCR text.
A decayed OCR fragment from Oak Park California references a mother and a child from Kirknam Street. It mentions a contentious medical case and hints at a suicide or accidental death, with unclear details about the patient’s condition and the family’s reaction.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses alleged mental telepathy and censorship at a school or party. Mentions boys described as delegated or engaged, with concerns about vice, morality, and youth behavior. Text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or concrete events.
Page editor laments Fourth of July dangers in Ogden, urging calm, parental guidance, and community consideration. Notes toy pistols and fireworks cause fear among children and highlights need for safer celebrations. Calls for adults to lead by example and protect vulnerable residents.
A Morning Examiner tale recounts the Heywood Pecilbone trial aftermath in Idaho. Jurors were allowed to shave themselves and the barber costs were charged to the state, sparking protests and court scrutiny over whether sanitation and decorum justified the expense. The Idaho Supreme Court noted the barber bill could be charged to the county and that shaving was deemed necessary for jurors serving.
A fragmented report traces catcher Jack Myers of the Chants, highlighting his unusual path and tribal ties at the Tala reservation in California. The piece notes Myers’s hitting struggles and the broader context of Native American players in baseball, including references to various communities and locations.
Ely Central Copper president Turner says a shaft will be sunk soon on the Eureka Fraction No 1 about 600 feet east of the steam shovel pit of Nevada Consolidated. The best ore in the pit is near 630 feet from the proposed shaft with drill progress and ore values reported in the Clo Per group area. A Keystone drill at the center of the Clo Per group shows keel progress and ore at the 299 foot level as operations continue near the Cumberland Ely dam area.
July 5 Lake Canpi reports activity in milling circles tied to Slarys vale and Goll Mountain districts. Clarence Outzen investigated Ochsen Group, with mining work planned. snow limited earlier progress. Ore body near 450 per ton, tunnel driving to reach it with expected 135 feet more tunnel. Local figures Muscny first owner. Outzen Krothl tied to property. Potential hiring of a crew this summer. health costs noted.
The readable parts describe a board meeting with references to calendar dates and tentative plans. Vague phrases mention a committee or group, a possible agenda item, and a delay or postponement. No clear names, places, or outcomes are present in the legible text.
A large Tammany Hall crowd marked Independence Day with a formal dinner and speeches led by Governor Albert Gilchrist of Florida. The event featured remarks on faith in traditional values and the nation’s race questions, with members and notable figures in attendance.
A reader is urged to follow Fels-Naptha directions as a prescription. For white clothes the method is soap roll soak in cold water for 30 minutes rub lightly rinse and hang. Do not boil or use hot water and follow wrapper instructions for colored fabrics and other uses.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a jumble mentioning Freedom from foreign government and cost concerns. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent article card.
A severe storm yesterday caused extensive damage in Denver with property losses around £290,000. Flooding marooned residents in the mountains and knocked out power, destroying a refinery and halting streetcar systems. Railroad tracks and factories suffered, plunging the city into darkness as lines of communication were disrupted.
A garbled note references Rilo Arande and a palitoad experiencert, mentions a delegation to the Elke convention in Los Aveches, and a National Bla rational association convention in Denver, with stalls in the mountain.
Fragmentary text discusses someone named Om and a reputation for wit. It hints at the idea that cunning or clever speech makes a person seem witty, though the passage is garbled and lacks clear events or identifiable figures. The terse remarks imply social perception rather than a concrete incident.
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