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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
3
Substantive notice text from Ogden Utah under winter order of the congress funded by The Seganerd Publishing Co. Includes references to subscriptions and distribution in the area.
The Standard Publishing Co announces advertising rates for The Standard. Rates vary by position and inches used with weekly or monthly contracts offered. The notice emphasizes cheap rates and subscriber base in Eugene and invites advertisers to compare with The Evening Standard.
Denver debates a crusade targeting fallen women and prostitution. The piece describes police raids driving women from Market Street, the moral panic, and the moral duty to remove visible vice, with lingering tragedy and safety concerns for those affected.
A new process yields natural flavors praised by Dr Pace for perfection in every respect proving their existence with one trial.
Utah congressman Howell, veteran of three terms, seeks reelection amid questions about his influence in committee work and district leadership. Born in Utah, he attended common schools and the University of Utah, later serving as Wollaville mayor and regents chair. His focus includes interior affairs and industrial arts with a noted interest in mineral bureau plans.
Railroad rates face dispute as unions and manufacturers demand lower shipping costs. Industry leaders report pressure from carriers and public backlash over rising fares. analysts warn consequences for commerce, with talks ongoing about rate adjustments and regulatory review.
The Naval Journal describes a process for manufacturing projectiles and the government or private ranchers supplying ingredients. The article notes the stage of weapon component production and the joining of metals in the forge. It highlights the importance of the project and the restrictions on entry without proper authorization.
A dubious pamphlet promotes a female health program claiming to cure disease through examinations and local treatments. It touts endorsements, promises free pamphlets, and urges women to submit for the procedure, framing resistance as dangerous.
The passage describes explosive devices, projectiles, and military arrangements on sandy terrain. It mentions a government role, the use of powder and munitions, and questions of regulation and deployment. It references atomic timing and revolutionary implications without clear factual details or coherent context.
A fragmented church schedule lists First Methodist Epiccapal Church with Pastor GW McCreery and various services at 10:00, including Sunday school and choir pieces. Other churches named include Unitarian, St Paul’s, English Lutheran, Central Park Presbyterian, Church of the Good Shepherd, First Baptist, Lutheran, and First Congregational Church with service times and omnicli details. mentions pastors, graduates, and community announcements.
Washington May 1 The Aldrich currency bill substitutes for the yellow dog pill and the transfer was debated in the Senate and House conference. Leaders on Hawes mean Abdivieh Aflinan Hale Daniel Tel fer Thos dispatch planned the way forward. A finance committee hearing examined the bill as substituted measures passed the Senate vernal Wenka. The conference yielded changes, with Abramson authorizing the next steps.
The readable fragments discuss preparations before noon concerning a cough or matter related to four moments confined to elimination. It references an Aldrich bill and a Truim committee report with limited legible details.
Chicago May 18. Notices of twenty contests for the Republican national committee and arrangements, with nearly 200 papers expected to be filed by May 26. Delegates from southern states lead the anti Taft drive in key districts across Alabama Mississippi Georgia Missouri Ohio and Tennessee. The fall national committee will hear evidence in each case with Harry S. New as chairman, meeting in Chicago May 20 for subcommittee actions on arrangements and contest order ahead of the June 2 convention opening.
Vivid testimonial asserts kidney pills cured a long standing disorder in Ogden. The patient credits relief to Doan's Kidney Pills after purchasing them at a local store, claiming improved function and reduced symptoms. The ad notes nationwide distribution via agents and dealers.
A report from the R. Booth paper mills notes higher wages for skilled Canadian workers versus U S counterparts. John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Assoc cites no agreement restricting Canadian producers from entering the eastern market. B Cowles of the AMestoun Paper & Pulp Assoc and Desah discussed mill wage advances and industry restraint concerns.
New York and London reports describe widow Mrs. Adelaide Yerkes, widow of traction promoter Charlie Yerkes, defending a writ by lawyer Sy roph D. Redding seeking to recover 20 percent of assets from her husband’s estate. The case centers on an alleged agreement granting Redding 29 percent of all funds from Yerkes or his estate.
A troubling report outlines plans to modify Gatling and Colt firearms amid broader reforms. Officials from Washington and Myth Genera discuss administrative steps, automation, and safety features influencing weapon production and distribution. The article notes shifts in military procurement and potential impacts on industry stakeholders.
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