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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
2
Absently garbled OCR text mentions Ogden Van Indar and an Act of Congress, with reference to Pudtinhod Daily and The Brandard Publishing Go. The readable fragment suggests a legal or publishing rights topic but lacks clear event details or participants.
The Blenderd invites advertisers to the above rates for advertisements in The Rveving Stead- A Bey and The Ereplay Staudant. It asserts their paper has superior circulation and audience, inviting support and challenging competitors.
Fragmentary 19th century notice warns outside subscribers about new postal rates and renewal deadlines. It specifies three month and nine month terms, penalties for nonpayment, and a dissolution threat if not renewed, referencing April dates and old newspaper practice. Includes scattered spellings and archaic terms.
The article discusses USDA style claims on spring wheat and corn stocks, citing figures on 1907 crop proportions, farm holdings, and supply expectations. It notes shifts in anticipated output, market consumption patterns, and the influence on current and next year grain availability and prices.
Municipal leaders consider funding a municipal waterworks and a coal powered or hydroelectric plant using water diverted from the Ogden River South Fork. The plan envisions 60 second feet of water for power and 56,000 feet for street needs, with bond measures and state tax options explored. Legal debates focus on city bonding rights and franchise implications for a municipal utility.
A scrambled report outlines a proposed wireless signaling system to aid navigation and rescue, claiming it could forewarn harbor authorities and reduce delays. It cites a Fall River incident and a near miss twenty miles from New York, with passengers and crews reacting to evolving tech claims and potential costs.
Barton W. Hermann reports on the golden trout of Valenta Creek, a rare subspecies named for a realist. The article describes its vivid golden body, delicate features, and affinity for the headwaters of Korn River. It notes its small habitat, distinct coloration, and the rarity of catching this trout with artificial lures.
A historic discussion notes wireless communication's practical utility for ships and passenger travel. The piece contrasts Britain and Russia, considering migration myths and economic pressures driving Europeans to America, and emphasizes safety and security as key benefits of wireless systems at sea.
The piece examines how industrial coalitions shape immigration impacts in New York City. It notes heavy arrivals in the first half of the year with 150 052 immigrants, 44 712 arrivals during the period, and 151 746 port departures, reflecting labor market expectations and migration dynamics.
A Friday March 13 banquet in Jackson Michigan honored Charlee Hitchcock, attended by friends from Wollimoyn gallery and hotel circle. Hitchcock had recently testified at White Pigeon and died after a moving train incident recalled during the meal.
In a delirious 1930s style notice from Cicairo a couple described as deeply devoted vow to be united in death. The husband Louis and wife Mary Lavaun are unnamed but appear in a pact as a formal, if eerie, oath. A 19 year old Laren and a 70 year old Whshond are noted in fragments accompanying the strange obituary note.
A Chicago resident recounts relief after using Coop ar remedy, claiming the treatment cured his long ailment after years of headaches and insomnia. The account credits Cooper and notes an increased local demand for the preparation amid other visitors to the city.
A fragmented OCR passage presents Charlen W. Miller of Goakéu as a Republican candidate for governor of Indiana. It notes Miller’s 45 years, education at Mintiguwr University, and law background. It claims he was long a mayor, served as attorney general, and campaigns on northern Indiana support.
The text describes the executive building in Honolulu tied to Pan American citizens and American governance. It notes the palace, Kalakaua era origins, and its role as the territorial government headquarters. Once a royal residence, the structure now houses public service functions amid a blend of American democratic style.
A garbled obituary fragment notes funeral details for Larean Coban and Mr Larson. Larean’s body to be buried at Forest Home Cemetery beside her first husband Charles Coban, with Mr Larson interred at Graceland Cemetery, possibly beside Aiella Brilexton Lurton. Jantty A. Larson of Saint Paul assists as secretary of state, listing Louis Layeou as eldest son and indicating extended family involvement.
New York March 19 UPI A youthful passenger from Naples told officials aboard the steamer Cuddle that he is the son of Baron Schiring of Austele and plans to leave Europe for good. He claimed a monthly income of 800 and $1000 awaiting him at the post office, but authorities could not locate the remittance and he was taken to Ellis Island for further examination.
Colonel Robert Holgi, a veteran and longtime Pimlico Delving elk secretary, died at age 67 after a fall in Tongantion nf the Innga. He was a founder and held a notable role in the community for many years.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fatal shooting involving two men and a person named Vera Teel in a hospital setting. The garbled report lacks clear dates, locations, and verifiable details, making it difficult to extract a coherent incident summary.
Ogden Utah resident Ty Baker of 620 East Ogden reports severe back pain and kidney related distress eased after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He sought relief from local druggists, learned of the product, and found substantial benefit after trying it, recommending Doan’s to others.
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