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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary public notice from Ogden Utah under a government act announces a monthly advance six month term and a twelve month study period. Readable fragments reference a Sunday morning examiner free distribution and a publishing company in the Pantortics area under government auspices.
Advertisement rates for The Standard Publishing Co. historic page outline daily per inch and special positions. Mentions contracts for constant monthly ads and comparisons with other publications, urging advertisers to review standard and special rate structures and terms.
A troubled, fragmented reflection explores friendship across time and place. The narrator contemplates memory, suffering, and the idea of loyalty within a shifting world, mentioning names and a sense of loss amid poetic meditation.
A long fragmentary editor’s note discusses controversy over Custer’s fate and witness accounts. It cites a July 4 1908 letter from Balt Lake City Ute and references Gen. Gihlot Gibban and Col Reno, noting conflicting testimony and later inquiries.
Fragmented OCR text references a military engagement discussing causalities and retreat. It names multiple individuals and units such as Col. Hone and various officers, plus places and dates like Little my Horn and June 20th, with scattered notes on communication, transportation, and wartime concerns. The passage suggests correspondence about losses, defense actions, and requests for information or aid.
Weare voices rage at party divisions over convention reform. Delegates push for broader representation while clashes over seating and rules dominate proceedings. Calls for timely nominating processes and institutional changes rise amid protests and partisan demands.
Report notes early morning nomination at dawn as delegates debate tariff and labor planks. Ruth Bryan Leavitt, daughter of a leading figure, remains through the night as her father receives endorsement amid cheering and crowd scenes outside the Auditorium.
Salt Lake and state news report ongoing work at the National Bank in Salt Lake City. Discussions follow adjournment on routine matters with focus on the Pinkartuan, furlough cases, and the investigation's outcome. Directors present include McCormick Gute lec Reney Smith Miller Martner Meuchte Chipman Wie amt Phegeealy. absent were Lake Sucherlard and Shier as questions rise over next steps.
Inwell ang Simbell Weg of Utah advised appointing Joseph Eldendge to a federal post in Washington. Provident planning supports the move though opposition grows. several officials weigh staffing at the federal building, with the senior clerk job offering 2,800 dollars yearly and a chief clerk position at 1,600 dollars.
The drowning of Fred Richmond Jr a mining machinery man and son of Fred Richmond shocks Andover community near a northern Maine logging camp. W W Trimmer of a factory company seeks confirmation from relatives in New York as authorities work to determine exact circumstances. Richmond and his sister were the only children of Mr and Mrs Richmond, deeply devoted to their parents.
Willard, July 3 reports doubts about recovery of a local figure and notes on recovery of Mathew Dalton after a serious attack. Mrs Caroline Granmer, formerly of Willard now living in Logan, visited relatives and friends for a week. Two varieties of machinery for a new power plant at Willard Center have arrived.
Benjamin Cactor pleaded guilty in district court to a charge of attempted murder against Lawrence Ie. Judge John F. Chidester sentenced him to ten years in the state penitentiary.
Mr Bryan heard himself called to lead his party in a struggle for control of the administration as Grace Bryan is named, with supporters praising the platform. After sessions, Bryan thanked his aides and supporters, expressing pleasure with the platform and its strength for the campaign.
Americans lead in the big start event with runners finishing strong after Heer Winans and Armerican. The score stood at 44 as the race progressed, with Le gold mods and a notable push by several competitors.
The report details a high level international rifle competition with American, Swedish, British, and French teams scoring under 900 as the top marksmen include Luesimar with a dominating 78 for the Americans and Marlin close behind. Weather is described as a misty, driving rain complicating the windy field.
A damaged report notes Lusitania exceeds its own record by 32 minutes as four new propellers aid speed along with favorable weather. The May 42 voyage from Daunte Rock to the Hook of four days twenty hours and twenty seven minutes marks a new benchmark, while Mauretania adds four days to the advance. The Cunard line ships push the record chain with Gusttania briefly holding the title before the current voyage.
Erratic OCR text recounts a life in the Philippines and a return to Yale. Mentions Yale Ballers, a captain, and unclear events with references to PhD style phrasing and a murky list of places and people. No clear date or outcomes.
Miss Louise Onay wed July 10, marrying Mauilee Gnann an engineer and professor at the school. The bride is daughter of the late Maiitoy Gran and the ceremony joined two families in a formal event reported in today’s notice.
A large crowd attended at Cressy church for Ring and Manufactures with many musical and dramatic celebrities present including Mimo and Sarah Berghardt.
A Los Angeles detective headlines the case of Felix Petix captured in Ensenada after allegedly kidnapping a Mexican woman. Mexico's court convicts him of kidnapping with a death penalty, while extradition issues and cross border travel are noted. The report mentions urban suburban migration trends among city dwellers seeking suburban convenience.
Notice to contractors dated July 10 2008 invites sealed proposals for valking aldo Wala In BIMEWalK District No 7 Extension No 4 boring work on Cros Incheon Avenue and Taylor Avenue. Requires bid submission details and project location.
The city council announces a sealed bid for public works to be opened at 10 oclock on August 1008 at the city hall Ogden. Bids received will be publicly read then bids may be rejected or all waived as directed by the council. City Engineer A P Paricer signs the notice with first publication dates in July and August 1908.
Bids opened July 10 1964 for construction between 25th and 20th Streets on Jefferson Avenue Ogden City. Plans approved by City Council and City Engineer, with bid books available at City Recorder’s office at City Hall. Bids due to be publicly opened and read in the Council Chamber on the stated day. the city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive defects. Publication dates July 10 1964 and August 1 1964.
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