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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
8
Guidance urges extreme emphasis on Mapl-Flake and fruit meals during heat. Warns against other cereals, claims Mapl-Flake digests fully, and criticizes kitchen habits while promoting precise preparation to prevent digestive issues and waste.
A garbled mid century style note promotes Maple Flake as a superior food, claiming it uses pure maple syrup and will appeal to children. It urges readers to plan meals for tomorrow morning and to order through a local grocer. The text emphasizes taste and family appeal.
Veteran boxer Nelson defeats Gans in a grueling match marked by exhaustion and heavy blows. Gans sinks to one knee before Nelson delivers a decisive right to the nose, referee counts to ten, and the Norseman champion is hailed as the victor by the crowd. Gans’s wife watches in disbelief as the bout ends.
Fragmented amateur OCR yields mixed league results with St Louis 5 to 3 over Philadelphia and Chicago 5 to ? Washington. Several player names and terms appear garbled, offering few decipherable details beyond team matchups and incomplete scores.
In a chaotic early season summary the article reports Chicago’s 4 to 3 win over Brooklyn with a description of plays and players as Philadelphia trails. The piece mentions key figures like Maldax, Moro, Ritchia and Doan Chicago, and references July dates and a hard fought game emphasizing a long fly and a decisive scoring run.
The readable fragment outlines an American Association event in Minneapolis with names like Woneas Guy and Shletama Inninge, plus scattered scores such as 3 to 4 and 5 to 9. It also lists health remedies for sore throat and brusdes, mentioning Thomas Beluotric Gil and others, but lacks a coherent report.
A local citizen committee urges support for the Ogden high school plan, arguing prudent spending and educational benefit. They compare costs per classroom with other cities, defend modern facilities, and call for a broad taxpayer vote to back a fresh school expansion and improved equipment.
A long OCR string lists numerous individuals with initials and surnames such as Horn Harris Hussey Hadley Jansen Kal wy Kay Kennedy Keller Kaudsen Kohn Lonthant Laut Lawla Laws Ledom Mattson Moyes Moyer Maule Morrell Main Marriott Miracle Meek Morris Nelson Olsen Parrley Plagier Poulter Shaws Shaw Brantford Hierwood Shaan Sith Stevens Sime Tanner Thowns Taylor Varney Wherri Wilkins Woods Whitmeyer Zener. The fragment resembles a roster or directory page with many names and initials, lacking context or clear event. No dates or places are present.
Urges all consumers on Adama Avenue and nearby districts to restrict lawn sprinkling to 6 to 9 am and 5 to 6:30 pm due to high demand. Water use outside these hours will be charged higher rates and sprinkling over two hours per day may be turned off without further notice. Districts will be divided to manage supply.
Mutual Improvement and Sunday School groups of Ogden City join Walter Coun ty for an excursion to Saltaly Texas. Special trains depart at 6:00 a.m. and return by 9 p.m. All riders use a badge for the day. round trip fare is 25 cents.
A stormy but festive Ogden day saw Chamber of Commerce members and many residents wearing badges and gathering at Sylvan Park for a community celebration. The program featured music, speeches, and events aimed at boosting civic pride and local commerce, with strong attendance and favorable public response.
Fragmented OCR notes report names such as Browne Leedom Kennedy Carver and Lau Doe, with references to warrants, a July event at a place called the Tox, and a court setting. Mention of Dave Mattson W. J. Russell, an Underground area, and a sergeant accepting a difficult speech.
Convention closes in Ogden with social events at Shit Lake and a final program at the Tabernacle. Members praised the organization, thanked Oxsen and Litih, and commended the cordial treatment while townspeople applauded the events and performances by the Tabernacle Choir and various soloists and choirs.
The text condemns the Republican platform as dangerous and wasteful, accusing it of public expense and large expenditures. It criticizes administration, Speaker power, and alleged corruption while urging reform and accountability. The document references proposed measures, political blame, and calls for public scrutiny and action.
The document denounces corporate political influence and pledges to ban corporate and large individual contributions to campaigns, calling for publication of donors and amounts. It attacks Republican dominance, urges immediate tariff reform, anti monopoly measures, and federal restraint while reinforcing states’ powers and progressive revenue policies.
Editorial calls for strong federal action to regulate railroads, curb preferential rates, and stop discriminatory practices by carriers and shippers. It urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce laws, inspect rates, and pursue penalties for unreasonable charges while tracing past abuses by monopolistic interests and speculators.
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