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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
2
Classified notice from Ogden Utah describing mailer rates under act of congress. Lists subscription options including one month twelve months and advance payments with Sunday Morning Examines free offer. Published daily except Sunday by Standard Publishing Co.
The Evening Standard publishes a rate card dated January 1 1908. It lists flat inch rates, special position charges on pages five six and eight, top of column and first page terms, daily changes, and contract options. It promotes the paper as the cheapest Utah advertising option and guarantees unique bonafide rates compared to competitors.
Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department and Dr A J Melvin head officials from the US Bureau of Animal Industry and federal meat inspectors in Chicago and elsewhere to discuss stopping a alarming growth of cattle diseases including tuberculosis and other fevers. They note changes in inspection laws are unnecessary and emphasize interstate shipments remain regulated to prevent spread.
The article outlines changes to a local subscription system, proposing monthly payments starting in 1888 and setting voting rights per subscriber. It discusses reestablishing leadership, ward or district selections, and the goal of tying payments to votes while urging readers to review the plan and keep receipts.
A lengthy analysis describes harvest cycles across nations from Argentina to Canada and Europe. It explains how futures contracts and market systems impact farmer incomes, price stability, and global supply, noting the United States and other regions benefit from mechanisms that protect producers and balance demand, with emphasis on labor, transportation, and international trade dynamics.
Mrs Vol Albert of Upper Frenchy Mill Me testifies that her husband endured fifteen years of rheumatic pain with hollow burning and skin sores. After trying many remedies he used Cuticura sets and felt relief within three months becoming nearly whole. She credits Cuticura again for back pains and general debility later.
The text describes a topical regimen including Cuticura Ointment and mild Rose Water for a skin condition. It notes relief from persistent itching, burning, and irritation after applying the ointment, suggesting a cure over time with care and rest.
An archaic, fragmentary account describes diverse harvest practices across continents. It notes farm laborers in Europe and Asia, including reaping with crude tools, hospitality, and ceremonial celebrations around harvest, with references to animals used in farming and communal rituals.
Chicago June 3 A lecture and convocation at the University of Chicago will feature new chimes from Alice Freeman Palmer chimes in the English Gardens Tower group. Fr. Burger of Bristol is credited with the best chime. Mrs. Colmer's The Tempest will be performed and Alma Mater sung. The chimes cost about 10060 and require six weeks to install in honor of Alice Freeman Palmer, first dean of women.
Washington envoy James Bryce of Airegl plans a trip to Marl non and Wisconsin events, with activities tied to the Republican convention schedule. He won't return to Washington until fall, and will miss the Democratic national gathering due to travel commitments.
A fragmented report outlines labor issues in Panama under the canal administration. It mentions officials such as Magers and Raymabds and cites special congress actions and upcoming dates. Names include Hine, Patonya, and Ca Tati with references to Weather and security measures.
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