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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
2
The notice details advertising rates with weekly changes and different insertions. It lists charges for local readers, per line costs, and rates for daily and weekly insertions. It outlines how prices shift weekly and notes special positions with higher charges.
A historical plea urges Ford state support for the elderly. It praises efforts to halt mistreatment and calls for a daily act of care during the year. The author highlights pioneers and aging workers, noting older generations deserve recognition and assistance beyond occasional events.
A July celebration in Tan tg A SHAME Wisconsin drew large attendance and included a public entertainment lineup. A disturbance occurred during a city-organized event, resulting in one participant's injury and hospital evaluation. Authorities later reported no further charges as the case initiated.
The passage recalls old Fourth of July festivities and games such as tug of war greasy pole with a coin top and pig racing. It questions whether people remember the full roster of activities endured by boys and families in earlier years and the ritual surrounding the event.
The Morning Kramloer suggests only some Democrats are favored with Mayor Brewer as a central figure. The Standard questions who will be nominated and urges candidates to declare publicly only after securing a nomination. It argues Brewer’s visibility advantages the Brewer camp and hints at internal party dynamics affecting the race. It invites Democrats to visit The StandarD for coverage and declares openness to all parties and individuals.
The Peery estate purchased the interior of the Wardington block east of Twenty fourth Street from Mrs Maliny Daffarris and Pred J Kleset gained extra frontage on Twenty fourth Street on the north side from Wallanpane Company totaling 36 feet. Fred J Klevins plans a large building on his Wall Street property at Twenty fourth Street. The ZCMI Utah bank contemplates building on warehouse district land. A mill plant and elevator may rise from AML. These moves indicate substantial construction this summer or fall.
Industrial School issues a notice from Ogden City 1909 addressing parents and guardians of girls in the institution. It condemns repeated appearances by guardians to plead for parole, calls such solicitations unnecessary and barred, and notes future applications will be handled strictly by the board without influence from prior petitioners.
The letter argues the industrial school rule should be rescinded without delay to prevent penal treatment of youths. It condemns limiting appeals from prisoners, noting prison policy and the board of pardons, while urging accountability and transparency for the state’s care of incarcerated children. The writer warns against gagging oversight and stresses duty to mercy and public trust.
A lengthy 19th century notice outlines locoweed poisoning in horses, sheep, and cattle across western ranges. It describes symptoms, slow onset, and mortality, plus prevention and treatment guidance including grazing management, feed strategies, and medicinal drenches. It emphasizes removing locoweed from ranges when possible and offering nutritious feed to reduce exposure.
The third annual Sociological Conference opens in Sagamore Mass with sessions over three days. Featured speakers include Cant J. Redoge editor of the Survey Maxazinn Rabbi seston of New York and Rover A Wrede of the Rowth End House Hagton Rare mond Tinting of Chicago and Willum TilL Ms of Philadelphia.
In New York on June 22 Altheuga Broughton Brandenburg was acquitted of grand larceny linked to an alleged Cleveland letter scheme. He faces Missouri kidnapping charges for which the maximum penalty is life imprisonment. trial next week in St Louis after a Tombs return.
New York report says Mary Mallon known as Typhoid Mary appeared before the supreme court on a habeas corpus writ. The health department argues she remains a danger to public health, capable of spreading fever, while the court adjourns the case and she is returned to quarantine.
A new plan announced yesterday aims to create an exchange of students among the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Backed by Prime Minister Asquith and Canadian high commissioner Lord Athlone, it includes leaders of major universities and presidents of American and Canadian universities, to provide real insight into life and progress.
The Brat place committees propose traveling scholarships to create Rhodes style all around men. Twenty eight scholarships are planned with fourteen for UK universities, ten for America, and four for Canada. Recipients will undertake about ten weeks of tours through Great Britain, the United States, and Canada under university oversight.
Chicago June 20 Felix Sharkey a former convict was arrested yesterday in Morgan Park on suspicion tied to a two year old bombing case. Detectives Calef and O Brien, with Officer Michaelson, found twenty five pounds of dynamite shipment believed linked to the blasts. Sharkey, questioned by Captain CFrten, denied knowledge of the explosives and refused to give details, suggesting a possible plot to aid a prisoner.
New York June 30. The National Association for the Promotion of Kindergarten Education has been formed to establish kindergartens nationwide for physical, moral, and intellectual training. Thirty directors include Mrs. John O Archbold and Rev. David Wyle. Donations and bequests fund the work, aided by the New York Free Kindergarten association led by John J Archbold.
A long list of names appears as a roster or circulates around the Ogden Utah dead letter office. Names include Arnold George Mitchell E Branleich Moreman W Black Arthur Murrett Newb Heesler Merwin Frank Taker G LeCamant J 3 Nalnt Edw McElbapey J A Dearkett Ul Mellvan Robert Taum Jacob A Atiller Fret Chamberlin Naples DM Wyelite LeNotr Bhmigueh G J Carr Leon Nebida M Chamberlain Pryor Harry TL Jaméa Badgery Parts Chicago George Powern gen Canner Harvey Prence Dunker Henry nite Walter Delone Jamen Roar Fred Deraakt 2 D Elfakard T J Douglas WJ Baller Jessa Hiehsteadt Eq Brytth THT Feely Mickey-Beott FL Grametti A Bhubert Chap Gourd Albert Leons Garcer Fran Ony Moume Guerrero Yenseks Thorn Norbert Freeman W Voight H D Hobbs J Tribert EA Hoover J Venchard J Hy Stubbs J Vincent IT Hoy Prank Woods Jota R Training DE White Geotres Jeffeas Rob Wiener I Jones Wm R Western Pacifc 1 Lee J St Be Bur A Bullivan Patrick Lasley List Toad Kate McClatchy Biss Gertie Daker Misa Live Ma Trown sand Matteson Mite
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