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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR from The Standard with garbled words and broken phrases. Mentions Ogden Utah and publication terms but no coherent event or date. Unable to extract a clear news item or identifiable people, organizations, or actions for a proper summary.
The Standard Publishing Co presents ad rates for The Evening Standard Ogden. Rates include daily per inch and column widths, with special contracts for weekly or fortnightly ads. The notice claims lower rates than competitors and asserts pricing superiority.
The posted laws require bail in advance and renewal within three months from expiration, with a nine month period for certain coverages. Payments must be made promptly at due times. Publishers of newspapers must enforce rules on subscribers who lapse beyond set periods. The law aimed to start January 1 but provided a ninety day extension for new subscribers to renew.
A fragmented notice warns subscribers of missed papers after April 4 and urges prompt payment, noting that subscription rules are strict. It mentions collectors and the publisher The Standard Publishing Co. and discusses enforcement and penalties for nonpayment. The text then abruptly shifts to a bizarre, unrelated block about pests and weather.
Fragmented OCR narrative shows King Attanto XI beloved yet clever in Madrid. King Alfonsa opposes his rule amid court intrigue and church tension. The piece hints at social divides, claims of legitimacy, and a future crisis over state control and money.
An anonymous Armorican writer recounts Theodore Roosevelt's rise from a frail youth to a vigorous president through rugged activity, persistence, and self discipline. The piece emphasizes physical vigor and relentless effort as core to his leadership, noting a census-like list of filiterates per 1,000 inhabitants from various states to illustrate civic vitality.
A garbled plea urges support for the county fair and its funding. It stresses stockholder concerns, taxpayer burden, and costs tied to improvements in vegetables, fruit, and livestock, noting a leading grocer’s annual information sharing.
A New York paper’s comparison shows two farms with equal advantages, one improving grain and livestock yields 69 to 110 percent, the other barely 35 to 88 percent. Weber County and Ogden City back a unified premium plan funded by counties and the state, with Weber Club proposing a large ad campaign and local editors urging citizen support for increased fair funding.
Réezland Malna Macek and 22 others report Governor Cobb today accepted the resignation of Representative Littlefield, amid a revocation in the Beconal district. New York bound talks follow with Carvin poised to take over. Hewail of this city announces his candidacy.
An advertisement explains why Maple Flake cereal uses a 96 hour process to render white wheat fully digestible. It details steam cooking for six hours, curing, berry by berry baking, and a 30 minute 400 degree toasting. It argues the method creates a perfect food rather than cheap fare and notes maple syrup flavor and religious motivation.
An reading from a historical notice discusses a candidate for usepun Hean nomination for conrerentative, mentioning a former United States senator and a transfer of sovereignty to the United States. It references 1808 events and notes a grave condition related to the Doth Sranchas of the Malu legislature.
Anonymous armed bandits struck in a rural county, looting gold and notes totaling about 47,000 before fleeing. Authorities say the incident disrupted mining operations near Bawhido and Nav, with little detail available from Contitlon properties. Police and investigators extend efforts to locate suspects as local officials caution the public.
New York March 22 ongoing gambling house probe expands to police officials. The inquiry, led by Inspector John W. O'Connor and Deputy Commissioner Wanson, focuses on protection rackets in a Sixth Avenue establishment and potential departmental knowledge or involvement.
Helens Montana March reports state Maren Camptere Jy outwitted two train robbers McDonald and Mauger after a pursuit. Officers in the sheriff's posse returned from the hills as Marshal Serrifield learned of their failure and that fugitives were hidden near Helena. One posse member, Clayberg, was halted by a stranger near Austin before surrendering his firearm and horse.
Sk Watersburg reports an invitation to the American fleet by Japan met with applause while a British gazette cites questions on accepting the invitation, tied to public demonstration of intent amid strained finances and credit concerns. A March 22 naval casualty review notes about 800 wrecks offshore Newfoundland and 341 deaths from ships of the French fishing fleet near Saint Pierre and Miquelon.
New York March 22. A strange shipwreck story emerges aboard the Cotard Mhor Etruria from Liverpool to New Haven with lumber cargo. The schooner struck a gale February 15, began leaking, crew fought to pump water, and after days of peril Captain Griffis and the crew endured near starvation before rescue by the British steamer Brighoall on February 28.
Six state conventions gather across the week as Democrats and Republicans Mobilize delegates for party meetings. The Indiana Democratic state convention at Grand Park and Tennessee Republicans in Nashville. Rhode Island Republicans meet in Providence and a New England Democrats convention in Collar Rapids. Death of Florida Senator Dryna interrupts the pro forma actions delaying the Aldrich currency vote. The Senate may adjourn after votes Monday pending producer announcements.
Crover O Blbka and Orveal Roynalis of Anderson were arrested after a confession described a plan to murder a woman over money and jewelry. Reynolds allegedly struck the victim in the kitchen while she cooked dinner, then joined the others in taking valuables. The trio fled toward Michigan, with one claiming $160 from diamond lines.
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