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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
3
Rates outline for standard and daily advertisements with per line charges for local readers and clerical notes. Details include preferred position surcharges and repeated insertion costs, plus claming terms for short and long runs and weekly patterns.
Game wardens report local fishers ignore the prohibition on fishing before June 18. Authorities vow strict enforcement through the period to June 16, with rangers on lookout for violators and penalties to follow.
A historical discussion on coffee bean chemistry and methods to brew a milder cup. It explains caffeine tannin and volatile oils effects on digestion and aroma, then presents a traditional method using rapid grinding and a percolator with ice water to preserve volatiles.
The text explains a method of pouring infusion through a percolator using a receiver and touse components. It notes air gaps, dripping all through the grounds, and the opportunity to reuse wet grounds by rebrewing with bolting water as needed.
The viaduct near Ogden is described as a sturdy, well planned structure built under AG Campbell of the Oregon Short Line. It has become a favored route for hundreds of teams and automobiles daily, with surrounding yards and a snow capped foothill backdrop enhancing its prominence and utility.
A Ogden stance opposes a one million extra tax to fund a Utah state capitol building. The piece argues for fiscal restraint, urging economy and accountability, noting rising state revenues but greater demand for expenditures. It suggests Ogden as a business hub could support funding locally rather than through higher taxes.
The texte describes a region where abandoned farms sold at low prices due to past drought. It credits soil moisture conservation and dry farming for revived yields. A wetter cycle now supports profitable crops, though future dry years could test permanence of these gains.
Harriman, touring Orden and preparing for Europe, predicts a nation of growth. He cites rising transportation activity, restored industrial vigor in the West, and expectations of tariff stability fueling investment, crops, and currency confidence as key drivers of widespread prosperity.
A Western column reflects on longgone school books from Webster's spelling and Murray’s readers. It recalls tales like the Milkmaid and the hen story, noting moral lines about counting chickens and the era’s moral lessons, with nostalgia for simpler classroom days.
A garbled OCR slice recalls scattered quotes and misquotes from a past era. It includes weathered notes on education, public speeches, and a partial Niagara Falls reference, plus a Taft Baseball endorsement and wandering street-name numerals. Names remain unclear, but the set hints at a miscellany column.
A historic misquote notes the opera world paying prima donnas two thousand dollars a decade ago while modern stars earn far less per performance. The treasurer laments changes in salaries and the music press’s handling of earnings.
A quirky recipe suggests blending Roquefort cheese with butter into a paste then stirring in three or four tablespoons of cordial. The result is spread over apple slices to produce a surprising and delightful treat for guests.
John Patterson, befriended by a homeless woman claiming country roots, lent money and shelter after meeting near Erie Street. The woman stole $65 from his dresser and a landlady sought eviction for unpaid rent, leaving Patterson puzzled by the apparent ingratitude and deceit.
Memorial Day was observed in City of Mexico by the American colony. A wreath was placed on a monument to Chapultepec cadets who fell defending Chapultepec Castle as Americans advanced in 1847. Graves of American soldiers were decorated and memorial addressed by Consul General Shankland. Navy veterans wreath at the 18 cemetery for about seven hundred resting American soldiers.
A man from New Yorker stayed 21 tiles in Danbury Conn, a nephew of five, killed himself today after health concerns. He directed his body to be cremated and the ashes shipped to Danbury. He arrived in Honolulu April 20 with a companion from New Orleans and rented quarters at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Shortly before death he gave two checks, one for 4500 and one for 11046, requesting Abe Tad be cared for.
A dusty tale recalls a Paris insurance office where a veteran clerk, titled The Emperor’s Orderly, greeted visitors with a salute and claimed to serve Napoleon. The exchange reveals a fragile illusion as the old sergeant proclaims he dusts the tomb for him, while acknowledging the emperor’s long-ago death.
Fragmentary OCR describes a death certificate indorsement for Alfred Farlow found dead by the roadside near North Rayntam Massachusetts. The account notes the man fell and his derby obscured his eyes, with the injury described as fatal and not recoverable.
A Chicago woman accuses a man named Adam of laziness and bringing trouble on others. She asserts women are blamed, but now an upstart group fights back, revealing heated tensions in a Baltimore era discourse.
In Tur tle 26 miles east workers from the Bellood Mivet company joined a meeting in Chicago to pressure a wage or better conditions. Affected mills milk box factories and watch tops faced cautious preparations as fear of violence rose. Company management remained staunch against the strikers demands with most Italians still out.
In a caustic lecture the editor cites Hale as criticizing banking circles and Christmas as a favorite motto. He mocks a bank and jokes that a president misuses funds, noting detectives and a forfeit if they fail. The remarks blend satire and cautionary notes on financial conduct.
Washing instructions describe how to clean velveteen by lathering with pure bean oil and hot water, moving the fabric up and down, soaking in hot water, soaking then rinsing, avoiding wringing, and drying partially before ironing with steam to lift the pile. A teaspoonful of coal oil per quart of water is suggested for washing and rinsing materials.
In Lantentia on a day not clearly stated J B L Walter Nirardr faces charges of obtaining monly by false pretenses. The incomplete OCR text records the arrest and accusation without further details on dates or outcomes.
Aged Si claims to represent the Hawaiian Purchasing company of Hionolalu and alleges money schemes. Police report Drandt, a suspected employee of a nonwalsting firm, planned 61,000 in theft from local merchants. Fragments indicate health elixirs from Eldueye and Malder sold by Gestave and Depot Drug Store.
The article notes women inventors have contributed to industry with over 6000 patents recorded by the United States Patent Office. It mentions not all are domestic inventions, listing examples such as car couplers, adjustable fog signals, air rafts, car wheels, and machines for manufacturing chlorine. It also cites a pocket sewing machine and a sack that rises without effort as other patents.
Penet drawings may be rendered permanent by brushing them with a solution of equal parts skimmed milk and water. The instruction notes a simple preservation method for ink or pigment on moderate paper works.
Topeka May 21 Santa Fe passenger train No 8 westbound wrecked at Peabody on the eastbound track. Freight wreck caused the collision as the westbound train plunged into the ditch. W. Thompson, a local clerk, killed. Verkine a brakeman and A W Travis, flagman, seriously injured. Train No 9 California Fast Mail left Kansas City at 8 400 p m. It consisted of a mail car baggage car two sleeping cars and a sleeper. W T Stubbs a passenger on the latter escaped unharmed.
A fragmentary banking of dialogue depicts a clever woman guiding a man into a belief she pretends to hold. The exchange hints at wit and calculated social maneuvering, illustrating cleverness as a strategic trait in a social exchange.
A garbled OCR note outlines Australian savings and government entitlements, mentioning a $048THS28 figure and a per capita amount around 919.55. It references national population data and average accounts around 162.7h each, though the text is unclear and partially unreadable.
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