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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1908
Page
3
The fragment shows a publication line for The Blended Publishing Co with postal and subscription notes, indicating a standard classified notice pattern in a period paper.
The Evening Standard advertises daily inch rates and special contracts. Rates include five cents per line on first page, extra charges for inserts on lower half, and special weekly or monthly contracts. The paper claims the lowest genuine subscription base in Ogden and guarantees compare favorably with rivals.
A Chicago Tribune critique portrays the rich seeking imperial power while the poor struggle. The piece laments Hetty Green and Rockefeller influence, notes yacht markets and wealth disparities, and calls attention to the burdens on the vulnerable as society contends with looming debt and social unrest.
A disjointed, archaic sounding fragment discusses wealth and poverty, indulgence and simple pleasures. It references indulgence at home with magazines and a trolley of social observation, contrasting affluence with impoverished readers and the notion of happiness pursued through calm living.
A New York to Doyle watermobile race unfolds with strong rivalry and mutual aid at each stop. Crews seek assistance from locals while repairs happen rapidly, highlighting teamwork over individual endurance. The event grows into a notable, spirited contest as teams rely on available resources to push toward victory.
The piece reports John P. Stevens, former Panama Canal engineer now vice president at The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway, resigning to pursue personal advantage. It discusses his views on national paralysis, the canal’s impact on U S relations with South America, and opinions on commercial relations and potential dangers to allies.
The discourse centers on coal supply, a proposed canal, and navy expansion as crisis pressures mount. Mr Stevens advocates bold public aid to push the project, while critics warn of graft and misused funds. The debate unfolds during a wartime session with American resolve under scrutiny.
A detailed discussion from a Colorado State College perspective on pumping plants for irrigation. It covers costs, long term viability, water supply impact, and factors influencing when pumping becomes advantageous versus gravity irrigation, with cautions about overestimating outputs.
An advertisement extols Mapl-Plake as the sole fully digestible wheat food, claiming steam cooking and long curing render wheat starch soluble. It contrasts Mapl-Plake with flaxed foods, notes digestion issues from incomplete starch breakdown, and targets children with maple flavor.
The text discusses the economics of pumping systems and the costs of fuel as water extraction expands. It notes variable usefulness of large pumps and the potential of camp plants under certain conditions. It mentions some cases where pumping aimed to control water shortages and the lack of sufficient legal decisions on water withdrawal.
Four prisoners overtook Jailer Sebring on the night shift, choked him, and fled from Weser County Jail in Ogden. Suspects Clark Brockman Conrad Blaney and John Conrad are sought by deputies with guards marching the area by daybreak. Officers warn residents to report any sightings as a nationwide manhunt begins.
Sacred Heart Academy pupils present a complimentary evening at 8 p.m. on St Patrick’s Eve for Nev P.M. Cushoakan. The program features Beatrice di Pong, Shamrock, Cecilian Club, readings, vocal and violin performances, and a farce titled The Visit of Obedian.
New York march 16 important progress in linking Manhattan to the southern beyond the river. Work on the four Pennsylvania tunnels under the river will be connected by midweek. By week’s end the Long Island City section of the new Brooklyn Bridge will join to the Manhattan end.
Authorities push to ready the rail service by early summer. Officials cite timetable milestones, equipment checks, and safety reviews as key steps.
A Chilean section of the Franz-Andean tunnel linking Arica to La Paz Bolivia was officially named in a ceremony. The project aims to pierce the Andean spine, and upon completion will be the highest tunnel in the world, with an estimated six hours to reach its destination.
In New York on March 16 an announcement details Willa Hoppe and Jacoly Schacter will meet in a billiards contest at uptown academy on March 26. The experts will play 490 points after each session. Hoppe also prepares for a match with Gen Sutton for the 182 champion title.
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