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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
2
A historic report notes growing use of automobilies and related manufacturing clout in the United States. It cites rising production, exports, and employment, with 1908 figures showing increased car parts, assemblies, and consumer goods produced and shipped abroad while industrial values climb.
A fragmentary report discusses daily courtesy in Copenhagen streetcars where conductors exchange greetings with passengers and issue receipts. It contrasts American views and quotes Bryan criticism from eastern newspapers, noting disparate foreign and domestic opinions about his style and credibility.
A late nineteenth century piece extols a proposed railway to a canyon near Ogden, praising its scenic appeal and potential as a major visitor draw. It argues travelers would ride from the rail depot to a garden setting with blossoming trees and summer leisure, urging advertisers to promote the route to lure crowds and boost city prominence.
A reflective piece recalls Antietam’s field and the long shadow of Civil War battles across Maryland. The narrator laments enduring hostilities and honors fallen soldiers while noting the need to move beyond old wounds and preserve memories without renewed strife.
A garbled, sensationalized report ties the White and Thaw cases to a broad plot of defamation surrounding a New York theater incident. It depicts social panic, public figures, and the era’s moral rhetoric, alleging a reckless campaign that fueled controversy and moral outrage in Madison Square.
Miscellaneous clippings present a chaotic blend of snippets referencing theatre, sports, and social scenes. It mentions comparisons of performers, catalogues crude public opinions, and winds through satirical lines by Stephen Crane and other period voices. It notes fashion circles, gossip, and the public appetite for spectacle.
The Christian Science Society and several churches announce Sunday programs and midweek meetings. Morning and evening services feature themes Life and The Message of the Man, with Sunday schools, choir performances, and free reading rooms noted.
Ray Shaw leads a 3 PM preaching service with choir music at Church of the Good Shepherd corner Grant and Twents fourth acreet Alfred. Early celebration at 7:54 AM, Sunday school 4:45. Evening prayer and sermon at 3 PM. Reorganized Church and Latter Day Saints also hold services at PiAventh and Washington Ave with Sunday school at 1:45 PM and sacramental service at 11 AM. Elder J D Stead preaches at 6 PM, all invited.
The review proclaims the most successful fiscal year in the nation’s history, noting strong crops and economic momentum. It reports heightened commercial activity and expectations for ongoing expansion through the coming year, with emphasis on industry and finance leading the market outlook.
The report notes June figures showing a 13 percent rise versus 1905 in some carvings and distillates, with interest and evidences at $1,490,060,000, about $20,000,000 higher than a year earlier. It cites adverse weekly reports on rebuilding delays in France due to high labor costs and some insurance settlements. Foreign commerce at the port shows imports of 43,722.44 and exports at 249.015, compared to last year, with Canada and the United States seeing shifts in trade.
Stock in the Intermountain Fair Association will be issued to all holders of record in the old Weber County Fair registration. Share for share, surrender your rights in Weber County Fair to the secretary Beta Richareon at 267 ZMH Ave and receive new stock.
Weekend baseball note mentions Sunday events on North Street with a Saturday extension. Offers cheap round trip travel to fishing points with a call for details. Encourages readers to ask agents for particulars and signals potential big results.
A fragmented report notes a Ter Strike Canal Gala terming protein measures at 33 and 26 per foul, with references to pore cooko nutrition and draught horse strength. It cites costs rising to 165 dollars per Indity at Weed stores and Smurshwatle Wall Ave, outlining price increases impacting reliance on limited food supplies.
Grain sation-mwans healthier and fatter cows and more cream. Prices listed at local stores include 4.35 per 109 and 14.69 per coni with fat 5.37 per year. Promotions claim better driving horse prime fettac and longer summer lane feed.
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