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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
3
Entered at Ogden Post Office as second class matter under act. The Standard Publishing Co announces subscription options and prices for twelve months in advance. Includes Sunday Morning Examiner free with prepaid plans and notes publication details.
The notice outlines standard and special advertising rates for The Evening Standard, including inch rates for gate and top column positions, daily changes, and discounts for contract ads. It promotes its low-cost position versus competitors and invites advertisers to submit notices.
A fragmented call invites readers to join an exposure of Northwest expansion. It touts trips to Seattle and a Yukon Alaska exposition, praising rich resources and opportunities. The piece promotes travel and investment, urging readers to seize the chance to explore western development and open doors to opportunity.
A Boston school’s study of advertising and printing stresses the value of basic advertising knowledge for all youths. The speaker argues that even if one does not become an advertiser, understanding advertising aids selling and general business. Knowledge broadens career options and opens chances in publicity and related fields.
A dated guide describes which fruit trees to plant in a yard, noting pruning, spacing, and garden layout. It emphasizes apple and pear trees, mentions dwarf varieties, and gives rough timelines for growth, harvest, and care practices.
A fragmentary historic note discusses a 200 year old claim by an explorer named Chevalier We who traced a voyage to New France and the region around Fort Frontenac in the Niagara area. It mentions inherited rights, lands, and buildings tied to the Mianis and other groups, the will of a noted figure, and the forwarding of the document to Niagara Falls.
Caracas faces a spreading rubonic plague outbreak with warned authorities imposing sanitary measures and five day quarantines for travelers. Foreign powers hold talks as the city’s rail service opens with restrictions amid the epidemic. Madrid reports former premier Maria Vert de Armajo announces resignation in the chamber of deputies.
Chicago rumors swirl as the Republican convention nears with Dolliver, Fairbanks, Sherman, and Dewey names maneuvering for the vice presidential slot. Reports flag New York’s potential influence and Indiana’s pivotal role while party factions press for a clear, strong candidate to unite the ticket.
The report notes efforts at the convention over the last 24 hours with tensions between factions. Secretary Tuttani and Senator Hood are central as talks revolve around nomination, vice presidential choices, and regional support, including possible Sherman considerations in New York.
Borli Jie 16 reports the German emperor granted an audience to Ambassador Hill from the United States. The meeting took place at the Old Palace after a formal presentation in the garden. Roosevelt’s letter was delivered and Hill spoke with the emperor for about half an hour, receiving cordial remarks and warm reception.
The June convention pressure to craft a Taft platform intensifies with a pledge that Taft must be the candidate. Wade Ellis and President Roosevelt are kept informed as debate centers on labor reform, postal savings banks, and a cautious stance on broader financial reforms.
On July 1 the navy department will open bids for three ships to carry 7,800 tons of dead weight with a proposed value to exceed 526000 dollars each. The notice appears in the official schedule and confirms the entry details and valuation thresholds.
New York reports Senator J. W. Bailay showing improvement today after a Wronchisls wall wart incident. Physicians state uncertainty remains about his recovery amid ongoing health concerns.
An ad-style note urges sturdy footwear built of solid leather to withstand sand and wear. It promotes Hercules brand shoes for the whole family, touting kangaroo calf options with patent tips and other features to resist destruction and last longer.
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