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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
2
Odd fragmentary notice from The Standarg Publishing Co listing prices for advance subscriptions and a Sund ay Morning Examiner Free offer. Mentions Act of Congress and Ogden with scattered words like Pratoffien and Publshed Only.
Advertisers are urged to use the Standard Rate Card from The Evening Standard, Ogden, detailing prices by inches and pages, with special contracts for weekly or monthly ads and notes on higher rates for special positions and early reading matter. The card claims The Evening Standard offers the cheapest advertising rates and asserts superiority over competing papers.
A garbled account explores ghost sightings and mysterious devices, suggesting spirits or unseen energies behind strange phenomena. The text hints at schoolroom tales, ancient experiments, and wires once stored, provoking belief in hauntings and the uncanny.
A lengthy critical debate on Utah women and Mormon influence unfolds in a late edition letter page. The piece cites Mrs. Virgie Baker and references political remarks about women’s suffrage, moral character, and public perception. It critiques partisan rhetoric while defending Utah women’s virtue against sensationalism.
Davis County locals rally around a proposed consolidation plan endorsed by Provident Glagmann of the Ogden Inter Mountain Fair association. The effort aims to unite farmers, stockmen, and producers to improve surplus crop marketing, grading, and pricing through a regional cooperative system.
The text discusses ancient features and conduct, promising public traction and exposure. It references hearings in Urighet ity on Yrach Yoya and Open ana Farmuingion, mentions Margit, and alludes to support for reform while criticizing Car negie’s disapproval.
A fragmentary article outlines plans to extend the Canadian forest reserve into the northern Bagatchawan and Alberta, creating a vast park system larger than Yellowstone. It notes the current Balm Mountain Park reserve in British Columbia, the impact on timber, and mentions the Grand Trunk Pacific railway pushing toward Saskatoon to Winnipeg, opening northern areas to development.
The Dominion and United States governments map vast protected areas including Rocky Mountain National Park, Yukon reserves, Central Ontario forests, and 1 020 000 acres in northern Quebec. The drive aims to preserve forests though totals edge toward 42 million acres in national forests, with the scale invoking strong debate on conservation versus development across regions and years.
In Franciera two derailed trolley cars collided at Devis and Snoromenin streets near the foot of a steep hill shortly after noon today. Henry Binev a traveling salesman was killed and twenty others were injured, one seriously. The injured were taken to St Francis has pitt near the scene where all except one child are expected to recover. The Divisodare Street car lost its control and sped down toward Sacramente street as it rounded the curve.
Emigration news out of Honolulu dated May 24 reports the Japanese government notifying of changes affecting families left in the islands. Wages are cited as reduced and the situation includes notices about route changes and labor adjustments anticipated by June.
A garbled report describes an American concern and a long voyage between New York and Paris with references to logistics. It mentions muddiest rounds and a trek toward a destination, with unclear details about the route and timing. Names appear distorted and place references are obscured, producing a fragmentary maritime or transport brief.
Walid Oklahoma May 24 flood losses mount as Arkans river tops thirteen feet. Tulsa Jenks and Holmel areas evacuated while homes and livestock drown. Wagon bridge area submerged blocking traffic. rail lines disrupted north to Osage Junction and beyond amid widespread damage and debris in lowlands.
A recent photo shows the czar’s heir growing from babyhood to a more robust boyhood. The young prince appears healthy and unaware of future duties and responsibilities he may bear as heir to the throne.
In Whellington on May 24 the Renate and House plan a brief session to finalize work already begun. They will review conference reports on points of difference between two measures, focusing mainly on appropriation bills. The session aims to conclude deliberations with a possible adjournment Thursday.
A six year old, Bartholomew, was killed in a collision on Fourth Street and Indian Avenue in Chicago. His brother and a Miss Hawkles were injured as a vehicle driven by Kartal Amow collided with a taxi train at a crossing. The victim died instantly beneath the machine.
Government workers and railroad conductors facing a midnight deadline. The Municipal Traction company workers voted on a demand for arbitration of seniority claims. A vote result was not announced overnight, with reports of two disorders noted.
New York May 22 a railway notice says lines east of the Mississippi will, after July 1, require consignors to plainly mark consignee station and destination on carload shipments. The rule aims to curb hidden markings that sped loading and reduced theft but caused losses to carriers. Large carriers paid for loss and damage totaling 5 696 794 dollars last year, about one half of one percent of freight value.
A balloon mishap in a Missouri town injures a young man from the area. Strong winds toppled the craft, sending it into a building wall and throwing him against a porch, with bystanders dragging him from the debris and rushing him to care.
Berkaley, Cal May 24 The apgun men seriously injured in the airship accident here yesterday are doing well today at Boca Valley Hospital. Captain Penfold and J A Markold, among the injured, are recovering. others visited the Lungto Oat Work and reports say the danger is past as investigators review the wreck.
The District Burwaysetation held events at Marshall ball this week with various competitions. A key match featured Justin M. Harlan guiding the supreme court order and a notable practice session preceded by the Harian team, yielding early attempts and crowded plays.
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