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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
2
An item from Ogden Utah under the Act of Congress lists publication options and pricing. It notes standard rates for single and advance periods, with six months and twelve months prepaid. The Sunday Morning Examiner is referenced for price inclusion.
The Evening Standard advertises flat rate pricing for classifieds with daily and column positions. It claims high bonafide subscriber numbers in Ogden, offers special weekly or monthly contracts, and promotes low rates compared to other local papers.
A historic note questions the impact of a heightened import of raw materials on U S. manufacturing for the year ending December 1, 1907. It cites total domestic exports at 1 899 000 005 dollars with an increase of 1 714 000 over 180 percent and contemplates effects on mineral and vegetable markets and broader national cost burdens.
A wide ranging, highly opinionated discourse dominates the page, tracing tepid support and strong opposition to military buildup and foreign policy. The piece references U S domestic readiness, Congress, and political factions while weaving in public concerns about war, economy, and defense spending with quotes and proposed actions.
A garbled excerpt describes customers not keen on trying items while being exposed to foods and pictures. The text mentions several names or brands in a distorted form and includes unclear references to tasting, validation, and branding, without coherent events.
A reforming editor in Chicago argues that suicide is more common among mentally distressed foreigners than natives, linking liberal education and urban life to rising self destruction. He cautions against blaming mental defect alone and calls for examining societal pressures and family stability as root causes.
The funeral for Mrs. Mathis J. Cannon was held at the Fifth West meeting house at 1:20 PM with Presigent Middleton and Rovalle in attendance. Relatives and friends from Sut, Luka, Weber Blake, and ward religious organizations filled the annex and entrances as speakers praised her generosity and devotion to family, charity, and community. A benediction followed, with choir numbers and tributes from Judge HoH and others, concluding with interment in the local cemetery.
An unnamed woman in custody at the Orden police station faces deportation as an undesirable alien. Born in Pars ARN British Columbia, she claims to have supported her parents and brother in Brussels for eight years, sending money and cigarettes from her trade as a worker. She vows to return to America if allowed.
A fragmentary notice discusses leasing Hot Springs for five years to named individuals, mentioning Onden and TrIn while posing a puzzling question about royal or noble authority and future ownership. The text blends garbled phrases, insinuating a humorous or satirical tone about titles and property.
In Grand Rapids Michigan on March 5 Central High School faculty and 400 pupils evacuated in under two and a half minutes during a gym and lab fire near the chemical laboratory. A photographer’s presence briefly caused alarm but fire crews prevented a serious incident. the drill proved effective despite crowded stairs and a vacant wing.
Warning to people drawing water from the Weber River below Riverdsle Bridge. Water is suspected of contamination from deposit and waste, with several dead and decayed carcasses removed recently. Authorities fear water-borne disease risk and urge caution. Committee chairman signatory.
A fragmented nursery rhyme style piece presents a narrator claiming a quirky family bond centered on bread, tea, and domestic mischief. The speaker jokes about siblings, parents, and chores while insisting the family is united by shared oddities and stubborn pride.
The article discusses official payments and entertainment ventures in France, noting low wages for certain dancers and vendors. It references the wealthy, the stage, and society’s curiosities, mentioning public figures and theatrical groups in a broad, critical lens.
An ad touts 100 acre parcels near a factory and railroad with canal water, offering easy terms and cash options. Prices range from 16 to 26 dollars per acre, with ten acre plots available, and urges buyers to invest now to own land extending from earth to beyond.
The passage voices discontent over salaries of national leaders and diplomats, arguing elite pay is excessive compared with local officials. A young woman defends higher pay, claiming she works as hard as a horse, citing examples in France and other nations.
A decipherable fragment shows a tense porch scene as a young man and a narrator discuss gratitude and a family rift. Other voices hint at a strained household and a need for explanations amid unclear events.
Fragmentary text mentions a name Busey and marriage intent to a person named San, with unclear surrounding dialogue about plans. The readable portion lacks a coherent event, date, or location to describe a concrete action or outcome.
English justice records note thefts under a value of sheep and rising public policing amid harsher sentences. London papers hint at increasing migrant involvement and rough penalties for domestic violence and theft, including fines, imprisonment, and public labor.
A fragmentary historical pamphlet by I. Cooper discusses a controversial preparation claimed to incapacitate parasites in the human body. The author describes patient experiences, alleged cures, and the purported physiological effects on digestion memory and overall vitality, noting widespread belief and resistance to verification.
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