The Standard Rate Card for The Evening Standard
The Evening Standard announces its advertising rates in Utah with detailed charges for special positions, top of column, first page, and daily per inch changes. It promotes competitive weekly or monthly contracts and asserts it has the lowest advertising rates and the highest bonafide net subscriber base in Ogden.
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Shall Women Wear Trousers in Modern Society Debate
A fragmented 19th century style discussion questions women wearing trousers and roles for wives. The text references deities, fashion, and social norms with provocative phrases. It presents debate on gendered attire and cultural expectations in a fictional or satirical context.
Heroes Remembered in Memorial Day Parade
A historic wartime tribute unfolds as veterans march, saluting fallen comrades with bugle calls and solemn ranks. The piece honors the courage of servicemen and women, including the Women’s Army Corps and the Ladies of the VOGA, and honors a generation’s endurance and dedication. The narrative frames the parade as a national ritual, linking past battles to present resolve.
Postmaster scandal and party convention questions stir readers
A chaotic OCR fragment reports claims about a postmaster accused of bending postal rules to aid Republican allies, alongside a garbled list of party convention questions. It references names like Glarmann, criticizes the paper, and includes questions about Dem and Rep procedures and notable conventions from 1888 and earlier.
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Witnesses Describe Holmes Murder and Suspects in Confession
Reports from Chicago on May 28 detail witnesses and confessions linking Samuel McDowen, Charles Lewis, and George Mier to the killing of Robert C. F. Holmes, agent of the Mike Commonwealth Co. Jacobson claims McDowen attacked Holmes and Lewis struck him with a hammer, while others deny involvement. Police say multiple suspects gave statements and were examined at Randolph Street station as details emerged from the scene.
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Church Services and Meetings Across City Churches
Sunday services at Central Parke Deaconry warn of an 11 o clock sermon The subject The Man Who Thought He Could Also a 2 o clock talk on How Nathaniel Found God Sabbath school at 72 20 pm All invited Christian Science Society offers 10 am services at the Mason Temple Washington Ave subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy or Mesmerism and Hypnotism Sunday school 9 45 am Lestimenial meetings 7 pm Daily hours 3 to 9 pm except Sundays and holidays First Congregational Church Finth Ave minister Willian Phoraton Te minister 7 45 pm Memorial Day subject The Moral Challenge of Memorial Day Public invited Lateran Church Corner Tweats third Street and Jefferson Ave Luther League 7 pm Gurrwen Evangelical St Pauls Church Foglish Cutherran Blims Twenty third and Jefferson Rev Gualiy Neh pastor Wate sehval at 2 pm monthly meeting Ladies Art Society meets Wednesday the fed at 8 30 pm
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Memorial Day Musings and Local Services Across Churches
The article lists Memorial Day observances at First Baptist Church Grant Avenue and other local churches with sermon topics, services, and special music. It also notes parades and veteran tributes, plus historic references to battles and patriotic themes drawn from the community.
May Weather and Crop Trade Reports From Bradstreet's
Bradstreet's May 28 issue notes unsettled weather with heavy rainfall in many regions impacting roads and trade. Warm spells briefly boosted some crops but overall prices and shipping volumes show declines. Export figures for the week ending May 28 are compared with prior periods, including U.S. and Canadian trade, while city economists warn of longer travel times on business streets.
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