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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1909
Page
2
Special Position Rates and Contracts for Advertisers
The notice outlines advertising rates per inch, page placement, and column specifics with premiums for repeated placements. It mentions weekly contracts, lower page placement, and guaranteed pricing comparisons against rival papers to attract advertisers to The Standard Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etendard
ULAR
Gttrantes Walpo
la Deden
New Cement Plant With Ogden Officers Promoted
A new cement plant is proposed near Ogden with local officers, a $590,000 outlay, and a manufacturing process promising large daily capacity. Promoters claim dry-season favorable reports and expect 100 plus skilled jobs. Competition with Croydon and Neigham City remains uncertain amid price and quality debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttt Nese Drignam City
Athe Cement Works
Croydez
Prar Fieigham
Weber Canyon
Firigham City Coorers
Levis
Carterm Experia
Capalio
Thors
Beld
San Francico
Che
Neigham City
Planta
The Mad Autoist Warns Street Safety Dangers
An aged sketch warns of drivers and children on city streets as automobiles become common. A train of examples shows near misses and the need for stricter driver discipline and safer play for youth, urging enforcement of laws and robust urban safeguards.
Effectiveness of Defpotism and Near Eastern Politics
The passage argues that Turkish partition efforts will wane in European politics and that, once the war ends, there will be renewed chance to end the grinding machine of great armies and arsenals. It reflects a distant observer's hope for reduced militarism and reshaping of power dynamics in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Balloons and war aims shape early airpower lessons
Wartime balloon use, carrier pigeons, and mail runs yielded vast material and personnel moves, with sixty five balloons carrying 164 passengers and 24,000 pounds of postal matter. The record notes German capture of crews, profits from letters, and rising interest by foreign observers in aeronautical warfare, while warning of future aerial arms races and the need for American expertise and home support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Eer
Dalloon
Gambetts
France
Germany
Ancepland
Japan
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Canada
Frost protection aids orchard crops in Palisade area
The Palisade district reports frost protection measures saved a large portion of fruit trees. Protected orchards near Grand Junction show significant survival, with expert Sayles noting nine of twenty three protected groves unharmed. Pot and coal pot methods compared. quick action and higher efficacy of arches noted. Frost damage reduced, outlining future defenses and regional agricultural impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Teed
California
Colorado
Alope
Grand Junction
Palteade
Shieh
Am Boer
Palluade
Uracd Junction
Arasdze
Grasd Junction
Palisade
Chia Alsttiet
J. J. Sales
Sayles
America
Married man seeks public sympathy over a lost watch and love
A struggling suitor pens for guidance after a failed pursuit of a wealthy admirer said to be marrying a rival. He recovers a watch and ring, and the piece urges caution and virtue to spare others from similar misfortune while warning of tempestuous outcomes in matrimony.
Times Change and the Ceremonious Praise of Parrots
The fragment reflects on Victorian social habits and the ceremonial behavior at table, noting parrots called sie and magem as an example. It contrasts past ritualism with later more informal life and questions whether modern manners recall or forsake old relations and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magem
USA
Polite Turné Own Discusses Quiet Market Bond
A Londesterman recalls a noon incident where he tried to persuade a man to accept a substantial bond. The exchange includes questions about trust and a potential purchase, with evasive responses and joked lines about a future meeting.
Fragmented OCR Item From Unknown Local Page
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places including Kuowldtond Raine Mh and Bus. The text lacks coherent facts or dates but signals a historical newspaper item with scattered proper nouns and uncertain context.
Mutinous Marines Rally Behind Turkish Barracks Siege
Mutinous troops behind the American embassy in Konstantinopia mutinied last night, seizing 10 eccbark for distribution to the arsenal ports. The marines, part of a surrendered garrison, were swayed by agitators into an armed protest against exile from the capital. American ambassador Taishan observed mountain batteries near the embassy. Infantry patrolled the Turki cemetery and overlooking barricades as General Schefer delayed decisive action. The palace stores at Vildiz were inventoried for transfer to the new sultan’s palaces, with valuables and art to be redistributed. Large crowds cheered the former sultan as he returned to his country home after the eventful night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turki
Golden Horn
Schefer
Anpu
Marsual
Vildiz
Abdul Hamid
Nylly Pastafen
Bardeca
Amear
Biaeeif
Constantinople
Europe
Ue Othes
Anlian
Mehemmed V
Tolmabastache
Nresent
Abdul Hamte
Bulten
Lay Lo
Hica
Altitude Mundreda says working girl values character over wealth
A fragmentary quote argues that aging parents and young children surpass aristocrats in character, insisting labor alone does not grant worth. It condemns envy toward the rich and warns that poverty or wealth does not determine virtue in the eyes of the Creator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundreda
Earth
Morgue Carriage Shown At Sacred Pilgrimage Site
A damaged description depicts a portable memorial carriage used as a morgue for pilgrims to perform devotions toward a sacred city. The interior features Persian carpets and verses from the Koran, with minaret-like height differences. Water for ablution is placed at the ends to mark the ritual orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Ruth Fy Constantivegie
Chicago Great Skunk Market and Indian Word Teasisg
Fragmentary text describes Chicago as the greatest shank fut marker in the word and mentions slurred phrases about family honor and an Indian word Teasisg. The passage reads like overheard, garbled dialogue with references to Utley, Cumrot, and Bacralued in a chaotic, nonsensical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alaska salmon labels spark federal opinion on sockeye term
An informal U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries opinion says Alaska and Puget Sound packers may not monopolize the word sockeye for salmon. It concludes label locality must be shown and that Alaska and Puget Sound firms may both use sockeye while stressing product origin. The decision notes differing quality and market impact and references 1908 Alaska salmon trade data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
B Dectaloa
Bo Weltor Earle
Uhe
Department of Commerce and
Daber
United States
Congress
Misget Sound
British Columbia
Puget Bonn
British Coistsna
Puget Bound
Ownership of Dog Settled After Trade Dispute
A dog's ownership dispute ends with a tradesman claiming the spaniel from a widow aged 49 who sold the dog after a distressing incident near Paris. The widow contests the sale, seeking rightful ownership and seeking closure on the emotional matter.
Unclear manuscript note on missionary shipment and return
Fragmentary OCR describes a journey from the west coast of Africa, involving a woman taking ten men to deliver a cargo. On arrival the missionary group rejects the delivery and determines the intended value would likely corrupt those involved, so all are sent back to Cog bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
The Worth of a Cheerful Temper in Life’s Journey
A meditation on striving for cheerfulness and a good temper as a desirable trait. It urges looking on the bright side, resisting petty anger, and facing troubles with bravery and hope, arguing the value of such virtue above mere self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yao Phat
Fragmented protest on new cement sidewalk use
garbled OCR describes a sidewalk protest over new cement and a girl injured after slipping. The text notes water was used to wash dirt and mentions resulting difficulties and unclear details about injuries or authorities involved.
Unclear OCR fragment on monetary arrangement and health
Fragmentary text mentions a cash payment of 1600 pounds and a party named Unterberg with references to a 120 farm and a wife. The passage is garbled, lacks coherent structure, and does not establish a clear news event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nermas
Unterberg
Netzgar Altendorf
Ibele
Maryland Court Grants Husband Property in Divorce Case
A Maryland county court recently ruled in a divorce matter involving a husband and wife. The decision granted the husband ownership of the wife’s assets used for purchasing a dress and related items. The court found the wife had no further ownership rights to those funds and their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Qure
Maryland
Ake Fadpa
Baseball Fans Fill Washington on Opening Day
In Washington on April 25 fans and lawmakers pack the stands as Vice President Sherman, C. Berryman, a famed cartoonist, Senator Garter of Montana, the Commissioner of Patents, and Mr. Moore observe from the front. About 15 congressmen and numerous cabinet officers attend daily, with roughly thirty civilians seeking seats as the Washington team plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
C. Berryman
United States
Garter
Montatna
Patents
MR. Moore
Washington
Lome
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