13 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
2
A public acta entry appears at Pontorter Ogden Utah under the Gongrese act language noting a procedurally filed matter by Glasmann. The fragmentary text references governmental publication and a named party but lacks full context or dates.
Rates and terms for display ads in The Evening Standard telegraphed as of February 1 1908. Details include price per inch daily changes shorter line placements and special position charges. The notice promotes contract advertising for weekly or monthly runs and asserts competitive pricing against a Utah paper.
The article reports rival views on an impending collision with a large astral body. Percival Lowrii warned of danger, while William Mekering of Haran Astronomical Laboratory disputes the prophecy saying such a body would need immense proportions to disrupt planetary orbits. The piece discusses orbital mechanics and forces that keep celestial motions stable.
A fragmented early draft letter to the editor warns of broad Internet use and rising public unrest. It alleges dishonest acts by parties shaping national law and calls for action against alleged abuses. The piece hints at political fault lines and public protests amid proposed reforms.
A historical letter conversation argues the enlarged Homestead Act excludes National Forest lands and defends Forest Service aims. Clyde Leavitt, District Forester, asserts a duty to conserve public lands against prior wealth grabs and maintains public interests will prevail through lawful action.
In a tense Utah Legislature session in Ogden, Representative Merl McCracken faced questions about Helen Leeden and Nelle Longan race policy. The exchange touched on political influence, machine politics, and the role of the press, with critics framing the inquiry around endorsements and reform.
The London Medical Journal cautions against boys competing in Marathon like races. It notes crowds watching on public roads and warns of risks from long cross country chases. Physicians and parents share concerns about fatigue, overexertion, and permanent harm to young boys under nineteen.
An editor argues against overemphasis on long distance running for boys, warning about cardiac risks from overindulgence and sport. He urges medical guidance, balanced training, and a return to sport for fitness rather than record breaking, stressing moderation and character development.
A Presbyterian critique debates Mormon doctrine focusing on Joseph Smith's translation claims. The piece assesses the traditional translation theory, the Book of Mormon’s origin, and the role of revelation versus human commentary, noting expected replies from Mormon advocates.
A strange powder promises relief for tired aching feet and corns. An advertised cure claims instant comfort and a deodorizing effect. It urges readers to visit druggists and shoe stores for the product. The copy imitates a period style with promotional language.
Fragmented OCR fragment discusses Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon translation. It references the witnesses, the mechanical theory of translation, Brigham Young, the Senior Manual, and debates within early Mormon apologetics about how the golden plates were rendered into English. The tone resembles polemical religious controversy of the era.
A historical listing describes Sunday school at 8:45 am and vesper and prayer meetings across several churches on Washington Avenue and nearby streets. Details cover readings rooms, Sunday school times, morning worship, choir performances, travel and study meetings, youth activities, and special spring services with rehearsals and program items.
Friday afternoon service reminders and events across several churches. Mrs Gen Derry hosts a meeting at 2 20 with Henry Horen and other attendees invited. Latin Society and various choirs announce sermons, concerts, and Sunday school times across multiple congregations with contact details and venues.
County treasurers prepare statements for 1508 inheritance and state taxes. Traveling auditors will review accounts in every county to compare with the state treasury ledger. Officials fear possible further shortages affecting the state's funds.
Far fremer stain treasurer of Uriah, skies Christiansen, yesterday piarrd In the Randa Of bis muccreer & check for 7042N.91 and refurmed by a cell In the county gall to await the action of the law. Although Christiansen has wisnitted the defarcation of large nt, 161d af Mia expenditure In easing Nevada mining enterprisen from creek, confessed to a clumsy falsifiea, then af the records of his former nrtive 4a) voluntarily returned from Nevada In easler the consequences of his crime, Juaticg is slow to art. No complaint had been fled by the county attorney at a ate four last night'and the omdala were unable to pay when the prosecution of the case would actually begin. Most of the day was devoted to the adjeetment o If the defect In ore atate funds, Sir Chris taneea's bondamen raleed the money.
The official and his wife surrender fealty and other property as the delinquent relinquishes rights, while Be praga sets fees and assumes control through a partial reimbursement arrangement.
The passage notes Mika Pusey Harney, a notable literary figure of the elanovath century, held in high regard yet seen as exceptionally undesirable by some. Geary Hlotland served as physician to Harney’s circle in the final year, and she confided she had not washed for fifteen years.
A garbled fragmentary text describes confusion and a struggle involving a woman and a man. The passage mentions elevator, hat, feed, and carrier wiring in a disordered sequence, reflecting damaged OCR of a want ad section.
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