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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
2
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A Utah newspaper editorial argues against a one mill special tax for a state capitol building in Salt Lake City. It contends the tax burdens residents, favors Salt Lake City, and suggests Ogden and East Lake should offer better proposals. It urges supporting business groups to push a capital relocation or a decisive vote. The piece laments statewide cost concerns and recommends delaying the capitol project.
The article mixes political rhetoric and social concerns, contrasting calls for national unity with a proposed million dollar Capitol project. It notes French perceptions in America, debates on birth rates and family size, and stereotypes about France and Paris, reflecting early 20th century anxieties about immigration, civilization, and national pride.
The article condemns Fourth of July revelry due to numerous casualties and urges safer celebrations. It cites tabulated data on deaths and injuries, warns against dangerous practices, and calls for trained handling of fireworks while discouraging youth involvement. It appeals for temperance and a thoughtful observance.
A wandering correspondent critiques a Denver paper editor and staff, accusing overstaffing and low pay. The piece portrays a city newsroom in turmoil, with a stranger inquiring about a columnists price and newsroom dynamics.
A fragmentary letter page argues over moving the Utah state capitol from Salt Lake City to Ogden. It attacks Salt Lake influence, urges a vote against a tax increase for a new capitol, and defends Ogden’s bid while warning against Salt Lake’s political manipulation. The text insults officials and urges voters to reject the proposal tomorrow.
Ogden citizens face election on Tuesday to decide a call for taxation to fund a Salt Lake City capital relocation. Promoters claim the move could be worth millions to Salt Lake depending on the state’s fortunes. opponents urge caution amid concerns of untried taxes.
The Daly papers warn of dangerous adulterations in Wanita extract preparations sold by merchants. Tests show tamples of Ferien extract contain coal tar residues and yellowish impurities. some samples mix juice or vanilate to imitate true quality. Officials urge caution and recall information while public health measures are prepared.
Chancellor Rosas and ex Governor Duchiet plan a daytime journey through Ogden Canyon with visits to points of interest. Ex Governor Duchiet will lecture at the Methodist church tonight at 8 o clock, followed by a reception at the Parsonage hosted by Rev J W McCreery. The city is urged to attend promptly to greet the distinguished guest and extend a welcome.
Weber County Utah voters in the North Ogden Road District are called to a special election on July 6 1909 at the Meeting House to decide if a three and a half mill levy should fund road construction and repair for the next year. Ballot conductors named are Fawis J. Marshall Monty Tarter and Marion Serrett. County officials Oscar Manson chair and Samuel Dye clerk note dates of publication.
Notice of a special election in the Slaterville Route District Weber County Utah to be held June 29 1909 for authorizing a five mill district road tax for construction and repair of roads and highways. Appointed election officers are William Cowan S Werry Moran and others. Chairman Oscar R Mat and county clerk Osten Utah June 1 1909. First publication June 1 1909. Last publication June 29 1909.
A formal agreement outlines a 27 500 090 loan for coastcare work in Castcadiaakow and Hankow Sze, with British and French participation admitted after negotiation. The loan bears 5 percent interest, due in a 15 year term with a 2 percent premium, and a subsequent district road tax plan to fund road and highway reconstruction in Weber County Utah.
A resolution by the Teal of Casaly Cosnaty luncra of Wedre County Pim calls for a Special meeting at the Meeting House Spald district on Tuesday July 6 at 7 AM to discuss submitting the matter for action.
Spolane June council meeting will consider a Methodist pastor’s push to use Tex material to enforce Sunday closing laws against recalcitrant patrons. The plan seeks convictions and aims to curb reverent violations, with debate expected at the June session.
Town leaders resist the pastor's request as a saloon lobbyists insist the minister is ineligible for Newtons. Mr Tuaton vows to enforce the law and proceed with chambers as required by the outcome.
St. Petersburg reports the council adopting a marine budget amid political strife. The grant, about 1,700 dollars, funds four new battleships though construction has not yet begun. Shipping schedules and shipbuilding plans hew close to wartime need, with officials discussing naval expansion and procurement.
Seattle report notes a record turnout on opening day with crowds lining the streets and visiting major attractions. Officials mention the event’s scale, with venues filled and participants arriving from nearby areas.
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