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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
8
A column contrasts old family wash habits with modern cold water cleaning using Fels-Naptha soap. It urges following the product directions, noting clothes last longer with gentle washing and no boiling. The piece links household care to progress and kitchen multipurpose use.
Paducah Ky Attorney General Wickersham urged national or Congress to pass law for nationally limited declarations to regulate inter state commerce. He argued states may exclude foreign corporations and regulate conditions for doing business, while preserving due process and federal commerce principles. He proposed a test limiting foreign control and licensing, warning against misuse to obstruct interstate trade. Ad inserted.
The executive committee pledged Ogden to help entertain veterans attending the G A R encampment in Salt Lake City. About 7,000 dollars is available for arrangements. W I Renuttell will coordinate lodging while 1,000 loaves of bread will be sent to Salt Lake for refreshments. Delegate estimates vary up to 60,000, with the Dixlean post planning a major parade presence.
July 7 activity in this mile from Ban Frandren reports Tayron Westog departing Reno at 6 p m and expected to reach Truckee by tomorrow morning. An ECG officer of the Southern Pacific engineering corps will guide pedestrians over the pass to bypass snow sheds. Westog continued onward feeling well and greatly refreshed.
The post office will relocate to the new federal building at Grantevenue and Twentyfourth, with occupancy by the port office federal offices and the mail clerks. The building, among the hardest in the intermountain division, includes rest rooms and baths for government employees and other modern conveniences.
Notice details a sale of lots on July 24 in the area between Washington and Grant. It lists parcel identifiers and stated prices, with bids and terms from Dawsen and Knapp. The readable text mentions a yearly tear, a value of 249.00 each, and references Bleek from Tat line. The fragmentary OCR conveys portion of legal/public notices about equitable allocations.
Riotous strike at Lake Dominion Coal mines in Glare lay area. Police and guards deploy after mob of workers, women, and children attack entrances and threaten workers. Injuries reported. several arrests. mayor refuses troops demand.
chaotic unrest grips several towns as strikers derail trains and clashes erupt. Royal Canadian regiment remains on standby while Mayor Douglas refuses to deploy reserves, seeking municipal protection for people and property amid escalating disorder.
Warbiostow Jel, hearings on Knotty pure food problems include aluminum compounds in household products. Representatives of pickle and baking powder manufacturers press that baking powder is food and not subject to pure food and drug act provisions. The question centers on what substances fall under the act for food versus drugs and a final decision was pending after today’s arguments.
A burdy party and tambourine procession by suffragettes in City Hall Park drew a large crowd in New York. Sophia Loebbeer and Morphy, wearing banners reading Vote for women, led tambourines and copies of The Suffragette. Police redirected the two women after a brief crush, and they headed home without speeches or copies of the official publication.
An 1899 report describes Sr VL DeDsttee of the Arm afi in San Francisco with a kidney stone causing pain and blood in urine. Three X rays showed a half‑inch stone. Fulton’s Renal Compound was tried with recovery. The document also notes a water appropriation notice in Utah and a legal/planning record from Weber County.
Helen Olen and Mariah Or don appeal the liquor sale convictions. The Higher court would hear the appeal Friday as attorney Oleg hotles argues against the sentence imposed by Judge McKax. Sarah Olen faces three months in Huntesville Jail and a $200 fine. Hoken Olsen received four months and a $1,549.99 fine.
Fragmentary text alleges Tarley as a member of a gang operating under the Export Bbiplug company. It notes he was captured aboard ship near Tivmduras a few marks later but was saved by jumping overboard.
Reward of 25.90 dollars offered by the Salt Lake to Ogden Mailway Company for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone stealing copper from along the railway line. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with details about bond and other costs.
The probate calendar shows cases disposed of to district, including Anna Sullivan petition for letters of administration granted for the Kirkham estate. Frick Lazara estate petition for approval and final account granted. Sara Alice Grem estate and others granted discharge. Sidin Hislop estate petition for final account and distribution granted. T. J. Miller estate annual account approval and real estate distribution continued.
Off Cape Ann Massachusetts on July 7 a major battle squadron began maneuvers eastward to test tactics and coordination. Over the next four to five weeks the fleet will join and conduct intricate drills under Rear Admiral Seaton Rammeder with 17 first class battleships including Connecticut Vermont Louisiana New Hampshire and New Jersey among others watching crowds line the rocks in anticipation.
James W. Robertson of Donald College and others told the National Educational Association rural education committee that limited schooling endangers farming progress. Speakers urged stronger ties between rural schools and communities, stressing practical skills like budgeting, cooking, fence-building, and farm management to raise farm value.
The article notes a strong rise in laro office business with revenue for the year ending June 30 at $3120, more than doubling prior years. Purchases of coal and mineral lands boosted totals, with land prices rising from 1 to 20 per acre to 810 to 55 per acre, affecting commissions and purchases.
A list of manufacturers and associations appears to plan a June meeting to discuss rotating of food products and economic questions. Appointed by the Manufacturers' Association secretary are EE Millet intermountain Salt Company S. B. Heath Star Moordale Tackling Lorenta Haneen Togan and Jensen Ball Lake City representing milk and dairy ventures L. I. Means and Leos Aineet for card business Le Terrington of Ogden Une Utah Canning Company and Jobo M. Pben batter of Water company Oren He Hewlett and WS Ferris for extracts Inland Salt Company and Clah Boxer Company are also named.
A disturbance erupted in the Chamber of Deputies during discussion of a bill to sue the Malleny company for twenty thousand francs for mail transport. Signor Caltaint triggered the upheaval by recalling a condemnation of Former Minister Nast, prompting clashes and intercession by ministers as the session was suspended.
The article extols Quaker Oats as the top morning diet, claiming it boosts digestion, speeds assimilation, and builds muscle, rigor, and brain activity. It urges regular consumption at breakfast and notes affordable prices for the standard package. It mentions a family park scene with eager readers and daily routines.
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