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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
4
Classified notice notes second class matter at Ogden Utah post office under congressional act. Publication occurs daily except Sundays by Wm Glasmann, listing standard newspaper mailing details.
The Standard rates in force Feb 2 1908 outline flat per inch charges with daily changes and special positions. It lists page 7 8 cent per inch extras and top of column two cents per inch extra plus lower page half rate and special weekly contracts. The Standard asserts superior subscriber base in Ogden and invites advertiser comparison.
President Eliot of Barnard denies any insult in recent remarks on Intermarriage. He asserts his intent was misunderstood and praises Irish Americans for advancing religious toleration and honest government in cities and towns over the last twenty years.
A speaker cites a man who rose from poverty and hardship through persistent effort. He studied at a university under adverse conditions, hid poverty, walked long distances, and worked as a waiter while pursuing his career, eventually reaching prominence. The tale emphasizes that true achievement often comes through hard knocks and steady progress.
Hyomei offers a nature based cure for catarrh and related ailments. The complete outfit, inhaler included, is advertised at $1.00 with extra bottles at 40 cents. Badcon's Pharmacy guarantees relief or money back.
The text extolls early courage and resolve as stepping stones to high achievement. It argues that triumph arises not from luck but from inner strength, perseverance, and a steadfast heart, citing many successful men whose intimate resilience proves intrinsic worth.
The senate placed Reed Smoot on the finance committee alongside Aldrich Burrows Penrose Hale Jodge and Cullom highlighting his leadership. The Utah senator is celebrated as a representative of his state and the Republican party in the upper chamber.
Under orders from the wealth committee the women of the alley are watched by the city physician. The piece notes that health certificates are now seen as a false safeguard and should be limited. It argues that inspections have limited value for detecting spreading disease and warns certificates can be a snare.
A St Paul dispatch reports the first of three national debates on prohibition will be held in Milwaukee on Friday evening between Mayor David S. Rose of Milwaukee and Prof. Samuel A. Dickie of Albion College Michigan. Dickie will argue for prohibition’s sale restrictions while Rose argues the negative.
Reports claim investors plan a four to five story brick building near the Federal building west of Grant avenue and Twenty fourth Street. Purchases span lower Twenty fourth Street and other parts of Ogden as the Viaduct nears completion, with Salt Lake money showing growing interest.
The article argues that Ogden real estate is undervalued now and will soar in value within three years. It warns buyers who delay will wake to doubled prices and regrets missing opportunities as Ogden is poised for significant improvement.
Ogden plans three large bridges for a new railway line via Ogden canyon intend to be in use by June. Surveyors map the Plain City route while the suburban line expands toward Ogden, with grading by farmers and steel work to follow within sixty days.
The New York World surveys the question of a restored normal waist line in fashion. It weighs aesthetic ideals against literal measurements from eighteen to thirty six inches and ponders the impact of vanity on dress.
A drug store advertises Rexall Orderlies as a safe pleasant remedy for constipation and bowel disorders. It claims the product cleanses the intestinal tract without purge or gripe and promises money back if not satisfactory. Available in 36 tablets for 25 cents and 12 tablets for 10 cents at T. H. Carr Drug Co.
The piece analyzes a British Indefatigable hull driven by internal combustion gas engines, arguing it would remove funnels and masts, boost broadside fire, and threaten Dreadnought designs. It cites Lewis Nixon on gas engines as superior, notes cost implications for U S naval reconstruction estimated at 350 million dollars.
Council Bluffs Iowa March 18 B F Winchell president of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific addresses the Council Bluffs club stating that owners no longer control rates or expenditures and that the nation must decide who bears responsibility for railroad success or failure. He argues rates should be adjusted to yield a fair return.
The piece argues on how state legislatures and railroad commissions seek to cut railroad revenues while the Interstate Commerce Commission can lower interstate rates and Congress may raise operating costs. It questions who bears responsibility if results fail to keep operations moving.
Paris reports no sign of a breakthrough between the government and striking postal and telegraph workers. The cabinet vetoes yielding, considers firing strikers, while negotiations and potential resignations unfold. Public services falter as deliveries stall, postal dispatches pile up, and prices rise.
Liamian Mann was today declared not guilty of the murder of Mrs. Francis Gilmore Thompson. Defense attorney Erbetein presented an alibi. Mann's father was a wealthy Oak Park resident, and the courtroom mobbed the attorney as women wept and pressed to kiss him.
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