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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
2
A dated newspaper entry records a second class matter designation at the post office in Ogdon Ulahy under government orders. The notice appears in a dairy publication with Sunday omissions and standard publishing company subscriptions.
Governor Sparks, a Southern bred Nevadan figure, built wealth in stock and mining before entering politics. He backed the Silver Democratic wave, faced IWW opposition, and marshaled militia during labor strife, showing firm lines and unwavering resolve despite turmoil.
Fragmentary text lists names and places with unclear meaning. It references Ute orent ma dual and ide mis spells, mentions Cambodia, Ansty and Berd, and a vague heat related context. The readable content is sparse and uncertain about events or relationships.
A fragmented, heavily garbled colonial era piece discusses race, gender norms, and public health fears. It references a 1883 scandal with women in Leone society, fears around reproduction, and a critique of sexual morality. The text also touches on naval power, emigration, and policy debates.
Chicago May 81. A display of funeral notices notes that O. I. Comiv aged 83 died after a lifetime of service. He had been a Sunday school superintendent longer than any other person in the world, according to recent investigations. For sixty-two years he had been superintendent of the Congregation Sunday school here.
The LaPorte Indiana public sale advertises disposal of Mrs. Belle Gunness estate items. It notes a May 29 public auction of personal property from Gunness and mentions museum interest drawing bidders nationwide. The column reflects sensational detail about Gunness case and associated memorabilia.
An advertisement touts Dr Price's Wheat Flake Gallery Food claiming one fourth of what we eat keeps us and the other three fourths we keep at risk. It promises easy digestion, palatability, nourishment, and wholesomeness for delicate stomachs and growing children. The copy emphasizes suitability for digestive issues.
Charles Henry Yrent, missionary bishop of the Philippine Islands, has been elected bishop of Washington at the national church meeting in the capital. Liston Dreot praised his service in the Philippines and his role in founding Christian unity to the Orient.
Tatigora May 21 The tattle for the Vishopetty was put today before adjournment of the Methodist Episcopal General Conference. Tellers report the result with no clear choice yet. Rev. Fabian H. Hughes leads in votes, followed by Rees J W Smith and W S Lewis. Raw J Tellingley reports about 487 votes for the secretary. Chodall of Calvary Church gains on each ballot. Election hints point to Bishop Nelson and Bishop Burt in key posts, with labor and temperance issues shaping party lines.
Report from New York on the American Book Sellers' Union meeting where a publisher described shifting from subscription sales to direct sales. A speaker claimed 230,000 volumes and 240,000 bindings sold in four years, under his contract terms. He noted publishers previously paid for 50,000 volumes annually for five years, whether sold or not. The speaker also mentioned plans to build a farmhouse and a long career for his family.
Chiengs May 21 report says Burlington and Quincy Railroad ordered rapid movement of corn to the local market to break the corner held by James A. Palteo. Transportation chief W L Barnes cited market conditions and protection as reasons for rushing corn despite delays. One shipment arrived from Omaha via a central line. market remained quiet with Patten noting control of prices.
New York May 21 The death of Marsh after a bulldog bite led to a coroner inquiry. Doctors warned of hydrophobia and a possible short remaining life. Miss Thompson, a photographer, testified she was bitten by the dog during the event.
A merger creates a unified entity named the Savings and First Company, combining assets from Claveland Sus 2L-A and Catni Sawlran. The newly formed group consolidates the depot operations of Utahago installations, with a projected valuation near $400 million.
New York, May 12. The steamer Linduianta, en route from Queens to New York, sent wireless signals. Reports say the vessel encountered heavy weather and fire aboard. authorities and rescuers moved to locate the ship and assess damage.
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