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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
2
A garbled written notice from The Standard Publishing Co lists pricing for second class mail at Ogden Utah. It mentions daily publication, advance payments for one month and twelve months, with Sunday Morning Examiner free, under congressional act.
The Evening Standard announces advertising rates dated February 1 1908 with fiat per inch and special positions noting rates for daily, special dates and contracts. It claims the cheapest rates in GBden, promises consistent pricing and emphasizes vast readership and subscription strength of The Standard Publishing Co.
A critical reflection on a newspaper accused of serving Ogden's interests and selling to the highest bidder. The writer laments a lack of genuine politics, praising honest work and denouncing self-serving media that belittle those striving for greater Ogden.
The recipe describes peeling ripe bananas and mixing with sugar, then folding in whipped cream. A cooling step follows after combining ingredients, with instructions to mold and chill before serving, including a garnish option and package price noted.
An unclear passage argues for funding and public support for a general cause, mentioning the public good and cooperation. It references pirates and wine in a garbled manner, with no clear entities, dates, or structured facts to verify.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Maxton following US example in reclaiming an avid find and discuss Mexican congress reactions. It cites an APHLOPAMLINg 325,009,000 spending plan for Trelnite projects, noting broad national impact and government power to grant aid, travel, cattle breeding, and subsidies over a ten year term.
Anau Ipotostod discusses powerless government blocks and four year Republican forces. Voting restrictions threaten business restart and potential concessions. The piece suggests political gridlock hampers State actions and future economic activity.
The convention fight centered on Sherman’s bid as West and East factions clash. Taft and his allies work to block Sherman while discussions consider Cummins and Hadley as possible middle west alternatives. New York and Pennsylvania delegates show strong support for Sherman, shaping the day’s outcome.
Washington report notes Secretary Tafy and President Roosevelt declined to share a view on the vice presidential choice. Wires from Washington and Chicago indicate discussions around potential nominees and the movement of communications within New York politics.
In a Republican national committee discussion, Taft’s secretary will confer before naming a new chair. The full committee plans a meeting soon after adjournment to decide the selection. Taft is unavailable in Chicago due to other duties, prompting a decision to defer the vote.
Novy June 19 reports a convention of Fourth North Carolina Kleiret discussed Edward W Pow's term and delegates to Denver were urged to vote for William J Bryan. Names include Ty Wilington Soret Jon W Thoipaan and alternates F B Aruidell Raleigh J B Ramsay Rocky Meat. R B McCein of tendeteon chosen Presidential elector.
In Frangleen on June 19 Captain Parker of the Twenty-fourth Infantry and others appeared before the hearing board for examination of illnesses. The fleet members have suffered fevers contracted in the Philippines and were treated at a general hospital.
Rosewell Miller reports the St Paul extension to the Pacific coast is advancing well with tracks likely by year end and service to the coast by May 1909. Crops across regions show improvements, with hay crops heavy and small grains thriving though corn may suffer from late warmth, improving business prospects.
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a purely vegetable remedy that cures rheumatism by cleansing the blood of acids. It claims pains, aches, and swollen joints vanish as the blood stream becomes pure. Medical advice is offered free to all who write to The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
Denver June 19. An insane woman, Mrs Annie Joachim, armed with a weapon, attempted to shoot Governor Henry A Buchtel as Assistant Secretary James J Dougherty and other officials intervened. The governor escaped probable fatal injury, aided by the quick action of bystanders and security. The incident occurred amid a tense scene involving state officials and warrants.
A woman visited the executive office intending to shoot Linn with a concealed .32 revolver and threaten Gov Mix. Unable to gain access she warned the humane society, then waited at the state house Broadway entrance where Private Secretary Montgomery and Mr Dougherty intervened. A complaint of insanity was sworn, and she was sent to the county hospital psychiatric ward.
Yorks June 19 An investigation into alleged smuggling of Hamonds on gleam avs plying between his port and Act. Werp Wrrd Stocker a second cabin fellow on the sledmer Zudland was brought before United States Commissioner Shields charged with smuggling Special Treasury Agents BE He Hogue William H Williams and J York arrested Stocker followed the steward from the Red Star Line to a jewelry shop in Maiden Lane There they say they found him bargaining for the sale of thirty seven nod diamonds of different size They arrested Stocker seizing the diamonds Stocker admitted hay
A man testified that diamonds were brought into the country without paying duty and claimed it was his first offense. He waived examination while Fae held him in custody, with $2,090 connected to the federal land jury. Want ads promise big results.
Fire in Reading causes a large stock at Sticklar Hardware to burn, with nearby buildings sustaining damage. Estimated loss reaches 375,000. the blaze disrupted nearby structures and prompted emergency responses in Reeling and surrounding areas.
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