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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
2
The item presents advertising price lists and terms including per word rates, line charges, and frequency discounts. It outlines preferred positions, local reader rates, random references, and classified ads. Pricing details vary by insertion, with weekly and monthly options and change policies.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions street work and a company tied to a trial log in Maine. It references a repair force checking work and avoiding disruption near Washington and a district, with unclear ties to Utah Light and Railway Company.
Fragments report city plans to skip a sanitary reservoir for Ogden waterworks. Officials consider using a pond yet to be properly cleaned, with critics arguing the transfer date demands timely action. Early plans face scrutiny as discussions focus on protecting the public water supply.
The fragment discusses exotic berries and plant life with references to unusual species and names. it mentions wonderberry and other garden varieties, claiming vast knowledge gained from a single person’s contribution and suggesting remarkable biological feats, though text is garbled.
Dr Myatt of the United States signal service telegraphs from Laur to the Fault association on an evening in July predicting no rain across the mountain country and maritime division. He claims weather readings will reveal storm centers and barometer trends, foretelling ideal skies for a brilliant Atlantic gathering and asserting confidence in the government weather bureau.
A 19th century Circular from the Department of the Interior announces opening in Utah and adjoining lands to prospectors. It details a land tract bounded by the Colorado River and the Utah Arkansas line, with conditions to avoid Indiana rights and to follow tribal and territorial laws. The permit process is via a Bank format application from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in Washington.
Secretary T. A. Bowler of Parenty Arizona reflects on the long history of land and water policy since 1892. He cites debates at future Spokane meetings, congressional and representative involvement, and the influence of national leaders shaping public policy across states like California and Washington.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous state leaders and executives from Utah to California, and beyond, naming governors chairmen and secretaries in a sprawling directory. It profiles figures such as L Thomson of Utah, W Smythe, J Carey of Cheyenne, Mead of Elwood, and Chamberlain of Oregon, with various executive committees and secretaries noted across cities like Los Angeles Denver and Cheyenne, plus references to Missouri and Nevada figures and dated markers 1905 to 1909. The text appears as an archival roster of political appointees and organizational leaders without a single cohesive event.
A Morning Examiner piece argues the Slo vorean dispute and the 1908 French cabinet reshuffle nearly pushed France and Germany to war. It contends Deleane’s hard line risked a broader conflict if France’s army and people faced a chosen rival path, while other powers urged restraint to avoid bloodshed.
New York July 22 The long dispute over a $7540 life insurance policy sold by Charles To Stier has been sustained in an oral deposition. The case concerns proceeds to Alfred Lauterbach if anything happens to the insured, who later died by his own hand on Staten Island in 1908. The deposition notes the chain of instruction for payout to Lauterbach’s company and details a $2.50 payment toward the policy.
An 19th century style ad touts Hyamel as a cure for catarrh and bronchial issues. It claims easy relief by inhalation with a shallow dose from a small bottle. The copy references pine and eucalyptus remedies and promotes mail order via drug stores, with price mentions and a gating disclaimer.
Annapolis reports fifth day of the Lieutenant Sutton death inquiry with Sergeant Dellart and Lieutenant Adams questioned. Witnesses describe shots, revolver handling, and movements at Carrell Hall camp as the case narrows to who fired the fatal shots and why.
A damaged OCR fragment describes police interaction after a bridge shooting incident. Witnesses mention a driver named Owens and a plan to ease Aden on crossing, with references to a car, a patrol, and a statement about Soulen Gedt. Names and details are unclear due to the fragmentary text.
July 32 reports from Galveston describe a devastating West Indian hurricane sweeping Texas Gulf coast. The storm killed dozens, wrecked towns from Bay City to Eagle Lake, flooded markets and churches, toppled telegraph lines, and stranded residents. Rescue efforts focus on survivors and restoring rail and port services as communications lag.
A late night inland storm swept toward Matagorda County Texas about 15 miles southwest of Dalrestart, with wind felled trees and power outages. Officials reported slow recovery as ferry and inland communications were disrupted, and a lack of assistance hindered efforts to clear debris and protect residents. The inland surge affected Suly 22 conditions with a damaged infant and property losses totaling 259 092 dollars.
Waablagtog July 23 reports Cuba plans a new national lottery to fund social aid. Tickets cost 1 to 23 cents with 70 percent payout, drawings quarterly, overseen by a board including a representative from Friends of the Country. Foreign tickets banned. net profits estimated at 82,000,000 annually.
Revival of long running dapper prisoner swindles described in a Madrid case where a Russian broker posed as a prison inmate. Letters claim a fortune for the recipient and his daughter, promising shares of 426000, with a Chicago connection and supposed rewards. Authorities warn the letters are fraudulent and part of a broader extortion plot.
July 24, Loutaville Kentucky reports the town of Fort Fulton Indiana seeks a patriot to run the town treasury. The town must order a special election to elect a treasurer who will manage bank money and proceed toward a November election. current issues include campaign limits and ensuring proper financial oversight.
Reported activity on Railroad Street with surveyors and soldiers in tension. Confused text mentions a soldier injured by an electric device and authorities busy patrolling the valley area. Names and places are garbled but indicate a potential security incident or labor disturbance near Ta?ho and nearby towns.
Fragmentary text notes a figure 290,609 and a place or group named Weiser and sermuedi. The readable portions imply a population or population-related figure tied to depalation. Details are unclear due to broken OCR and missing context.
The Western Prderttieg Miners convention endorsed Moyer's stance in a dispute with PF over indebtedness. The row intensified as the parent organization faced a $13,000 debt and protested loan actions by the local union. Fifty delegates presented their views to the governing body amid calls to protect member interests.
Mrs Amos P Dorrance wife of a Melena coal dealer was found fatally shot in her bedroom at the Parkes. Police found a note and a pistol near the scene and a New York man identified a hat found at the house as his own, indicating possible clues but leaving the killer at large.
July program trains girls in practical housekeeping at Dante Varanes school. Classes cover cleaning, bed making, laundry, and maintaining a flat with partitions and rooms. Teachers oversee each room, aiming for students to learn proper care and organization for every living space.
Power Captain Michael Joseph Catbay shot and wounded Derrant La Fan néveral seeks ace. Police commissioners were in session test from seateniny cetll ap early heur e day. Considering charge of intermation brought again at Canks Ir Chief of Totlee, Cook, and after St4 ifog bin guilty of the charge, he would be discharged.
In New York on Daly Street, Honora Tulle, 105, attended a wedding feast and enjoyed a lobster salad despite her advanced age for the event. The gathering included guests who praised the couple, with the evening passing smoothly and guests remaining until late.
Fragmented OCR text describes a youth, lamute minn, nine years old, playing ball when something went wrong. A person named Veled or Ved was observed and then fell, with unclear sequence and injuries mentioned. The article references Pittsburgh and Altoona in garbled form.
Although the text is garbled it seems to advise using a small amount of water or milk with a solution to prevent clothes from becoming blue in hard water. The fragment mentions Abdul and seeks a method to keep fabrics from discoloring when washed with hard water.
Washington July 32 Former President Roosevelt recalls his African hunting expedition aiding the National Zoo with live animals for display. The plan involved transporting specimens to the museum and adding rare species to the collection amid accompanying officials and a touring party.
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