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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public notice referencing Act of Congress and the East Guadalupe area with a dated listing. Names, dates, and exact actions are unclear but imply a formal government publication or court公告.
Advertisement rate card from The Evening Standard Telegraph describing flat rate per inch changes daily, special positions and contracts for weekly or monthly ads, with additional charges for two cent per inch extra and one half cent rates. It claims lower costs than competing papers and references audience in Utah.
The meeting discussed primaries for householders to select candidates for the school board. Names mentioned as potential nominees include Cotter Nye Beene Pisgree and Rue Parr, with Fortes and W 17 Willisiee also listed as aspirants. Browning is urged to run, while labor and socialist influences frame the political backdrop.
Fragmented text discusses independent political action by Misole Mine Workers and figures like Mar Mayes and Soman amid labor party debates. It notes union hesitation, primary campaigning, and perceived weaknesses of organized labor. The piece finally hints at reader dissatisfaction with political directions and potential independent sentiment.
The Landen Graphic mocks a royal portrait and attacks Crown Prince Peter of Montenegro, accusing him of inflaming youth and pressing for arms as Austria-Hungary pushes Bosnia and Herzegovina toward conflict. The Times notes Europe teeters on a span of war, while Monte Neer and others rally in support of hard lines.
The proposal urges limiting saloons and temperance enforcement to curb alcohol access. It argues reducing the number of saloons will improve public order and dining conditions, while preserving lawful access to beverages. It calls for no coercive confiscation and envisions gradual change through lawful limits and public support.
H W Davie investigates Sweden’s iron industry and wealth tied to iron ore reposits and extensive ironworks. Rising production, new corporations, and water power sustain trade but inflation cuts profits. mining expansion, port activity, and bank policy shape earnings amid volatile markets. Shares show sharp swings, with per share values rising to high but real profits eroding under inflation.
The article recalls a time when 1200 to 1400 ton freight trains crawled over steep grades, with crews fearing brakes would fail on heavy loads. Western routes from Evan Fico to Ogden carried thousands of tons, while maintenance costs rose with tonnage. A shift to new lines reduced stock and surplus revenue, signaling major changes in railroad economics.
Fragmentary notes describe copper mining in Hinewald Canyon with references to the Tiah Copper unfixed terms. The text mentions camp ruins and coins or artifacts, suggesting an archaeological or prospecting context amid unclear dates and numbers.
Frantic patients seek help for kidney ailments and diabetes amid medical promises. An apparent medical sales pitch touts a kitney remedy from Madina's Pharmacy, with assurances of health gains and payment offers, while warnings about treatment efficacy are scarce.
The report notes copper production for the quarter at 12,000,525 pounds, up from the previous period by 424,909 pounds, with an average price of 8.722 per pound and net copper profits rising despite higher smelter allowances. It records earnings of $204,091 for the quarter, driven by 19 cents per pound for July and August and 24.4 cents for September, and explains cost drivers from ore treatment and stripping operations.
Vermont former governor Carroll Page has been chosen as United States senator to fill two reelection seats following the resignation of Senator Procter. Page governed Vermont from 1800 to 1822 and is noted for his early leadership in state affairs and national service.
A dangerous fire drill in a Littleton school caused panic as flames breached a wall in a room. Pupils were guided to safety by staff, an alarm sounded, and occupants evacuated orderly. Firefighters used water to control the blaze and prevent injuries.
Nov. 16 report from Wenger describes a deepening mystery amid fragmented names about a man named Mat and others. The Chicago police and Mrs Bead and Stew are mentioned, with residents awaiting clearer details as investigations continue after alternating moments of relief and tension.
A brief notice reports the birth of a son to the Duchess de Chaulnes in Paris. The announcement notes the New York and New Jersey connections and mentions related ceremonial details though portions of the text are garbled.
Captain F Kennedy of Dartmouth University is highlighted for team strength this year. The text credits Capt G F st udy for his leadership and ability to handle the squad, noting influence beyond the Nasing area.
London reports a heated Commons session as MPs challenge Patrick Ford and Meagher Condon over alleged misdeeds and travel licenses. James Craig and John Redmond press for clarity on accusations and potential geopolitical implications. Gladstone defends government stance amid claims of previous convictions and diplomatic sensitivities.
Twelve teams of notable international sprinters gathered in Boston on November 1 for the Park Square Union meet day race. The field includes Jackie Clack of Australia and many America and Canada entrants. Starting pistol fired, racers formed around the track as officials set the pace and a system of heat allocations began.
A court filing by Helene Waterwicks seeks an injunction to restrain a rival from operating a municipal water plant. The case cites alleged copying of plans and requests immediate relief pending further action. The information summarizes a contested contract dispute and involves a Kansas circuit court decision in a related matter.
Reports detail a severe cholera outbreak in St Petersburg with thousands affected and hundreds of patients moved daily to montevis bre hospitals. Despite precautions, mortality climbs while burials occur with restrained ceremonies as authorities urge sanitary measures and use of boiled water to curb spread.
A cryptic report notes officials drowned in a lake near Whitesall Michigan. Names and details are garbled in the OCR but indicate a tragedy involving multiple individuals and an investigation or recovery effort at the scene. The fragmentary text hints at a formal finding and local authorities responding to the incident.
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