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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
8
A historical note compares Glasmann 1905 general fund receipts of 189,226.96 with Brower 1908 receipts of 220,191, noting Glasmann paid debts and left funds, while Brower’s term raised questions about expenses, street costs, and health and street department records, including salaries and audits.
Millions of feet of timber rot yearly in the United States affecting bridges buildings and fences. Experts warn decay cuts profits, drives up costs, and wastes national resources as scientists and the Forest Service study fungal causes and prevention methods to save substantial value.
Washington dispatch reports debate on a postal bank proposal within the Hext Congress. The piece cites partisan lines and mentions President Pro Tempore and key figures shaping the committee’s stance.
Long article analyzes Roosevelt era policies and the postal savings bank debate. It notes Republicans rally around the postal bank as a political pledge tied to tariff revision and government guarantees, while Taft era discussions frame the issue as a test of fiscal policy and party unity. The piece surveys attitudes among bankers and lawmakers across states about using postal banking as a national financial reform.
Arthur Chiierney, a convert from Christianity, recounts a life of hardship and education as he traveled through western towns before the San Praneiaen quake. He fled to Los Angeles where a Christian girl spoke to him and a missionary surfaced, revealing a shifting faith and dramatic resolve.
The note urges visiting the Ivory Soap factory to inspect inputs and assure readers that Ivory Soap is the purest, claiming it is 99.40 percent pure and preferable to all other soaps.
Funeral services for Don Carlos Dalton were held yesterday at the Union Meeting House. The Modern Woodmen of America, of which Dalton was a member, attended in body and acted as pallbearers. Large attendance and interment at Lily Cemetery followed. The notice also mentions discrimination against Ogden City in railroad gate issues and a commission hearing in Salt Lake City. Superintendent W. My Jeffers departs to Rawline, Wyoming.
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