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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
2
The notice lists advertising pricing tiers for the Evening and Semi Weekly Etandard. Details include per inch charges, preferred positions with premium percentages, local reader rates, classified ad rates, and weekly insertion options with varying multipliers.
The Balt Take county farmers face widespread alfalfa damage from a weevil pest. Prof Titus of the Agricultural College at Tec an urges immediate harvest after mowing and thorough disked ground to kill young larvae. The pest, introduced from Europe years ago, is pervasively affecting the region.
Medical authorities warn smallpox spreading across the United States with over ten thousand cases this year, while Ogden reports no epidemic yet. Garbages cleaning streets and improved water purification are credited with reducing disease, even as detectives pursue Elly Sigel murder suspects in New York. The piece also notes hopes for Ogden becoming a manufacturing hub, with embankment and harbor works ongoing and the Ogden cutoff praised for profitability.
Senate debates the Dingley tariff on hides with amendments. McCumber and Aldrich back duties. McLaurin argues for free hides to aid manufacturers. Votes clash over applying duties to hides under twenty five pounds and related leather industry impacts.
A congressional session debates amendments to the tariff law. Proposals include restoring the Dingley rate of 15 percent ad valorem, removing hires from treaties, and adjusting duties on lumber and shingles. Senators discuss various modifications, with votes on several amendments as the Senate adjourns.
An elderly Michigan resident Ada Hopkins credits Tyomel with saving her life after a severe bout of bronchitis and throat inflammation. She describes a dangerous coughing spell and relief after using the product, claiming it cured her and referencing ads that sold complete kits and accessories.
Five year old child, identified as the Teele boy from Modgnom, died yesterday from respiratory paralysis before a scheduled operation. Doctor Wodeson had planned the procedure to be performed but death intervened.
A terminal illness and failed operation claim a child’s life as family and doctors face grief. The funeral will be held Thursday at 7 30 morning at the Madison avenue home, Bishop W G Williams presiding. Interment follows at Salt Lake City.
New York delegates at the pan-Irve by- Toran council condemn Congo atrocities and call for public release of reports that could end the outrages. John Daniels of Boston of the Congo Reform association notes state department reports exist. Delegates protest the treatment of American missionaries Dr W M Morrison and Dr W H Sheppard in the Congo. Philadelphia report notes a man freed after fourteen years in prison.
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