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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
2
The notice advertises subscription prices for The Standard Publishing Co with monthly and advance payments. It specifies One Month in advance at 9.95, Six Months in advance, and Twelve Months in advance, with terms and a Sunday morning gaming price mentioned.
The document outlines advertising rates and terms for The Evening Standard publishing company. It lists price per inch, special positions, and adjustments for running wares, with claims of best values and a comparison to a competing edition.
A local newspaper notes threats of violence against the Standard by a political faction, with editors and staff warned of harm if the paper opposes their agenda. The piece argues a machine faction seeks to crush the paper and fears for public courage against intimidation.
The article surveys a broad shift toward expanding home construction and timber industry in the Pacific Northwest. It notes rising demand for wood products, regional growth across Oregon and California, and the role of forests in supporting new housing markets. It mentions firms, labor, and speculative futures tied to a developing home market. It points to environmental details, market dynamics, and potential policy impacts shaping housing trends and timber utilization.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Genmakns LH Chicago, a Germany colony with over 10,000 residents, hinting at rivalry and urgency around a local issue. Readable fragments suggest community stakes and leadership tensions affecting the colony’s future.
A scanned paragraph notes Inna becoming integrated into Chicago amid German community growth. It cites districts and streets showing dense German presence, mentions Hamburg and Leipsty as comparisons, and hints at a 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition impact on cultural exchange and settlement patterns within the city.
Henry class notes a quiet summer across industries with a gradual improving outlook yet cautious tone. He highlights railroads, earnings, and debt markets, detailing bond maturities, treasury deficits, and dividend trends while predicting limited inflation and possible wage restraint as a recovery unfolds.
Fragmented report describes July Fourth dangers and public advertising talk. It references casualties, military terms, and a warning about the dangers of fireworks and shelling, interwoven with an exhortation to invest in newspaper advertising as a lifestyle and business opportunity.
Two firefighters were injured when walls collapsed during a three story frame fire on Nowask Avenue Jersey City. The blaze damaged a warehouse owned by Jal Mulling and occupied by Gil mare and O'Anwie, causing about $200000 in property loss. Teams battled the flames as a heavy wall fell trapping men and breaking their gear.
An era defining bold departure by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York from secret dangerous tonics to open lists of ingredients. The Ad warns the public the formulations contain no alcohol narcotics or mineral tonics and claims to use natural plant components.
Denver June 28 A bitter fight over an anti injunction prohibition plank dominates Democratic convention planning. General Weaver leads proponents pressing for a clear prohibition stance, while opponents warn of trials by jury and court conflicts. Vice presidential chatter centers on Governor George B. Chamberlain and other New York figures as tensions rise over platform wording and seating contests.
Lincou Nebraska June 28 reports judge George Gray's ally Josiah Slutvet of Biouidng Yoo and Thiamtah of Philateiyaly met in person and planned action. They expressed willingness to help Gray while denying direct involvement. Governor Joe of Mbonogally and others were mentioned in casual talk amid tensions.
A garbled report notes a teamster was shot and killed by a policeman in a rural area. The brief mentions a driver on a wagon and unclear local names, with stray fragments referencing miners and a Parke location.
In a street confrontation led by Smith, Quigley attacked Parker and other Quanters joined in beating a policeman. Quigley fled after breaking free. The mob, including vevayal men, assaulted the officer until Tintavalver and Grea intervened. Smith died instantly. Parker was severely wounded.
A garbled Berlin dispatch reports a request for the shah’s pardon amid diplomatic mediation efforts. The text references unnamed intermediaries and a possible meeting venue, with unclear dates and participants due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe executions by hanging at St Petewlitg with references to a military court martial and a ceremonial scene. Names and exact locations are garbled, but the passage implies a public or notable punishment tied to a martial proceeding.
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