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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
2
An entry filed at the Post Office in Ogden Utah under Real Congress records an aertindeines matter dated March as published daily except Sundays by Wnt Glasmann.
In advance pricing listed for subscriptions with 376 six months and twelve months options. Includes per month and total amounts, showing discounts for longer terms. Local rates indicate 4 and 9 dollar figures for partial year plans.
Fragmentary report describes the new port office building and its surroundings. Officials inspect the structure and discuss access, with observers noting the architecture and a local postmaster reacting to the scene. The piece references a larger regional context and mentions Utah events.
An aged narrative recalls migration and settlement across the American West from Ogden to Tad Are Expo PATI. It mentions a silver haired elder, a 16 year old youth, and travelers crossing plains, tents, and marble walls, highlighting frontier life, community greetings, and the era’s dramatic shifts in travel and settlement.
A lengthy critique questions the rise of sentimental modern tunes and the cultural impact of popular songs. It contrasts genuine American lyricism with what it calls counterfeit, urging a return to authentic, uplifting compositions rooted in national sentiment and musical heritage.
A fragmented street scene mingles noisy vaudeville dialogue with a snowbound crowd. A strident speaker wanders at night urging mercy, charity, and resilience as passersby freeze. Interleaved are skits, shop talk, and gossip about local figures, with a tenacious call to “Never over never duned” and a child pleading for warmth and bread.
An article describes the upcoming opening of a new federal postoffice building at Twenty fourth Street and Grant Avenue. It notes fixtures moving from the old post office, details interior design and safety features, and mentions planned operations and personnel, with emphasis on the grand scale and modern amenities.
In the railway mail service, clerks will occupy the third floor as part of standard-compliant work. Local officers include Postmasters Brora Garner, the foreman Frank Glayton, chief clerk Fred Hart, and supervisor A M Hoiges. about fifty clerks and carriers will staff the area.
A toy moving picture device using a disk with two fixed points and a belt with figures creates motion by a rotating disk and shifting band. The mechanism allows figures to appear to move across the screen, drawing audience interest and signaling a new era of portable, hobbyist entertainment.
New York November 18 Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy arrives with no offer of money and duals in the Jeffries Johnson match을 Paris. He contemplates a plan to help put Jeffries in condition. McCoy, a famed lightweight, has been sought for touring but may stay to work with Jeffries in training and marketable promotion.
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