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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
4
A garbled 19th century column promotes wall coverings while merging a sermon on women’s roles, liberty, and religion. The text interweaves fashion advice with references to Senator Morris Bryns, a funeral, and a discussion of faith, reform, and historic quotes.
Speech notes issued in La2 discuss gender inequality in religious and social life. Questions probe why women are barred from court and property, excluded from leadership, and denied child custody, while men retain power. The address cites long traditions and calls for equal recognition and reform.
Madame Blauvelt leads a renowned company in a spring festival program praised as superb. The group, with star soprano Madame Blauvelt, appeals to audiences in Berlin London and America, delivering strong performances across Schubert Handel and other composers. Ogden witnesses a rare opportunity as tickets sell fast and the packed house signals high local appreciation.
A fragmented 19th century polemic rails at church and state over slavery and workers’ rights. It cites Whittier and Lincoln era figures, laments church inaction amid labor unrest, and contrasts sermons with factory life, urging moral action against oppression.
A garbled note notes the New Bedford Cotton Manufacture exhibit. It mentions cloth mis, a 23,000 item count, 19,010 cloth mite, and 0,000 faire yin nil. Mentions Thomas and Dellevea nar eln Lu.
A garbled notice describes a “Girl in Red” engagement at the Reed Hotel during the week with a prize for guessing the heroine. It mentions a theater program, a $25 prize for discovering her name, and a dramatic production by Winhi Stock Co featuring Agnes Johns II in the lead, with advance reservations at Culley’s Drug Store.
Notable wage cut notices from New England mills report reductions of up to ten percent affecting workers in Massachusetts. The brief item records employer actions and the timing of decreases, reflecting broader cost-cutting measures in the textile sector.
Nile’s bowing Badalgue, president of the Ladina OB, leads a 9 member group forming a women’s brass band in Ogden. They aim to recruit twenty players, plan a performance to impress the National Encampment of the Grau Army next year in Lake Anil. They seek two more bands to join, hoping for musical unity and broader female participation in the law and society.
An excursion plan on March 25 gathers members from Tremonton Garland Gorinny and Malad to Brigham City for a parade and ceremony. The delegation, led by Brigham band and Ideal and two Salt Lake teams, will march main streets, attend the L. Gi. Ass hall event, and enjoy a community banquet.
A Weber Academy musicale showcases a quartet of well known artists led by violins, viola and piano. The program includes classical and modern pieces with titles such as Riggio and Mary Minton among others, performed in an intimate concert setting.
Tawhhie Nev March 23 Two major factors fuel Rawhide mining push the Wally embanement of the camp’s showral elowing and rain accumulation of documents for thorough assessment of mining prospects. Reports claim Rawhide ores may prove reducible by concentration and cyaniding within a year, with plans for milling equipment, samplers, and a portable mill from Mgly to advance development and reduce costs.
A historical notice outlines a proposed Western Power company line from Sloan to Rawhide with a big haul of cargo and a twelve day delivery target. Contractors face daily penalties for delays and plan to bring Dun Lot for the line’s construction. The project spans the Pow and Tuayo river areas, involving Murray Lowe, KA firms, and multiple counties in California and Nevada.
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Bostany report shows annual profits for the American Sugar Refining Company, with strong gains in the period ending December 8, 190%, and a sizable surplus noted at 3119,561, amid adjustments and county-level data.
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