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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
2
An item noting sin standard and entry as wectncholars matter at the Post Office Ogden Utah under Act of Congress. Published daily except Sundays by Wm Glatmann with subscription terms in advance for six months and one month canceled.
A call to unite inland shippers from Spokane to Denver for a convention in Orden to demand railroad rate reform. The goal is to enforce the Interstate Commerce Commission decree against coast preferential pricing and organize inland cities to resist coastal competition. Delegations from far north to the east are urged to attend.
The piece critiques a local editor and policies, noting satire and depth in his writings about Mayor Glasmann. It questions public sentiment and the loyalty of readers, suggesting unease over perceptions of leadership and influence within the city.
The passage presents a fragmented quotation about Ogden and Godwin, hinting at unflattering opinions and a discussion of characterizations. It references a tone and possible release of pent-up venom tied to a recent event described as “last Tuesday,” though specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
An AD representative of United Wireless Telegraph Company testifies to rapid progress in wireless telegraphy for land service. He cites April 1909 milestones, commercial openings on the Great Lakes, and claims the system will rival cable costs with installations far lower, noting Hawaiian stations in contact with San Francisco. He asserts the system will become a major public utility and marvels at global reach.
War Department documents discuss a proposed wireless telegraph system for Benard's Peninsula Alaska and Balt Lake area, noting it failed to materialize. The piece warns of stock frauds in wireless schemes, praises Mrs Hose Sewell Baines for post office service, and mentions a July Fourth celebration on the fairgrounds with a parade and gunpowder displays.
Morning Examiner urges Ogden to ignite public enthusiasm for the upcoming national G A R encampment in Utah. Local committee and citizens are urged to plan a week of hospitality and patriotic welcome, rallying civic spirit to host veterans with earnest American zeal.
The Fourth of July observance will be at Fate grounds with sports and amusements for children, followed by a dark fireworks display. The plan aims to make the day recreational and safe with barriers around the fireworks area and enforcement by ushers to keep youths out of danger.
A plan for a new two room hotel in a southern Idaho town aims to attract visitors with a $2,500 lease arrangement and help from a supporting entity. The notice calls for facility funding and a standard motel setup to entice investment and growth.
A brief note from the Ohio State Journal observes that a girl speaking of her dresses and horses with terms like frocks and bouts signals a father earning more than in the past. The comment ties social status to improved finances and cultural signals of wealth.
Tightly letters describe new spring R&G corsets by Last & Thomas with a focus on tapering waists and medium figures. Model shown features a slipped bodice, fuller hips, and longer back. Prices cited at $1.75 and 2.50 with guarantees on fit and materials.
A head on crash on the Great North road near Burnaby BC killed a Vancouver bound local locomotive fireman and engineer from Seattle. The Ladner bound train was held at a bridge when the Seattle bound train struck at Wolfs Siding. Two women were severely burned and hospitalized. Conductor Langgau sustained internal injuries but recovered. the two trapped dies marked the tragedy.
Notice of a special election in the Slaterville Road District Weber County Utah to authorize a five mile road tax for 1909. Election appointed July 6 1903 at the Steer ing House with polling hours 7 am to 1 pm. Officials William Cowan S W Perry Noront Wheeler conduct election. Published June 7 1909 to June 29 1909 Ogden Utah.
Notice is hereby given that a special election is called by Weber County Commission on June 1909 to be held in Harrisville Road District on July 6, 1909 at the Meeting House between 7:00 A M and 5:00 P M. Qualified electors within the district will vote on the specified matters.
Weber County commissioners seek a three mill road tax for 1909 for all taxable property in North Ogden road district to fund road construction and repair. Only district voters who paid property tax last year may vote. election held July 6 1909 between 7 am and 7 pm at the horse barn to approve the levy. Appointed judges: Edwards J. Marshall Henry Barker Marion Herreet. Oscar H. Manson chairman Samuel W. Dye county clerk.
A Philadelphia social gathering ends in a chaotic scene as guests are pressured by a host to stay, rumors spread of an improvised feast, and a servant-nurse character wakes a sleeper with harsh instructions. The piece reflects fears about moral danger and national strength as printed in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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