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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
7
Garry Peery’s Crescent flour brand is promoted as purity made from winter wheat. The ad claims tonwst milling yields clean Pure by tonwst grind and highlights a Crescent product tied to farm markets and local supply chains.
Scattered OCR text suggests a local election with Democratic primaries and meeting dates. It mentions a venue at a regional theater or hall and references candidates or individuals such as Gaskins, Lee, and Werner, with dates like August and 18th. The fragmentary report lacks clear structure.
A fragmented Ogden page notes the GONBUMERS COAL COMPANY yard handling all coal with A A Shaw manager, various local figures visiting Ogden, and a push for coal sales. It mentions street names, businesses, and a city bicycle ordinance test, plus ads for knitting garments and local events and an upcoming Eugene Short Line excursion.
A grand concert event hosted by the Grand Music Associations of Port Mand and nearby groups takes place on November 38, 1099, with Prof. Bonds directing and performances by Cantisita Babs, Belle-Bataneiors, and the Read Heathers ensemble. An immediate afterparty at the Aphat Adsate follows the concert headlined by D. Parkin and M. Myrtte, featuring the orchestra led by Mr. Lark Vardie Jr and Belts.
Fragmented OCR text listing prices and items including Madison 359 00 for 106, a clumsy page segment referencing gifts, a Saturday event, and musical or entertainment notes.
A garbled notice highlights a concert and dance event at the Ward Teatth with performers and a prominent presence. It mentions stage prominence and various named acts, with a sense of entertainment and community engagement. The readable fragments suggest a lively program and dance demonstrations.
Fragmented report from Salt Lake shows a morning session with a prosecutor and witnesses. Testimony involves Mapleh and Popich, beer drinking, and a shooting on July 1st with Blece seen at a window. Prosecutor Fred C. Lantbonrom struggles to clarify events and timing.
The county election tallies reveal strong Republican performance with wide gains countywide. In Bingham precinct Justice of the Peace results favored the American Socialist assembly, while Democratic and Socialist rivals trailed. overall county totals list 10,353 votes in Salt Lake City districts and notable pluralities for several statewide offices.
The Utah baseball league reached a consensus on season setup after a Monday night meeting. Officials reported improved prospects for summer play, though some tasks were postponed to resolve lingering organizational issues. A tentative early morning date was discussed for a future gathering to finalize preparations.
Nov 12 Baltic Salt Lake City reports over 200 Commercial Club members gathered for a railroad rate discrimination hearing led by George J. Kindel of Denver. Speakers charged railroads with unfair practices harming Utah and intermountain states, urging a square deal and protest against high shipping costs. They cited wool and iron costs, with calls to study transportation impacts on local industry and public works.
Seattle conference on steerage pricing between Japan and China discussed rate tiers for passengers. Attendees included Canadian Pacific, Great Northern, Nippon Yurra Kaleha, Waterhouse Welr, Ocean Steamship, and China Mutual Steam Navigation. Initial rates set at 51 dollars for triple passage and 42.50 for others. meetings adjourned to await further action in January or February with A. EL Carter leading as chair.
A New York report says the planned visit to England by Ford may be tentative. The piece notes uncertainty about timing and cites comments by Meagher Conson regarding potential actions and reactions to the visit amid recent tensions and calls for harsher measures.
A garbled sentence notes Viesa now in Hera Willek and describes an evaluation of a family member as the top caretaker. It mentions Jy Harner sending funds to travel with friends for Uber, then references a legal or safety hazard that led to a government inquiry and international attention.
New York and London stock activity opened with mixed fortunes as Union Pacific and Great Northern led declines while Cirrat Northern and Westinghouse Electric posted gains. The day saw irregular bidding with some leaders advancing before retreating, leaving a cautious overall tone at closing.
A lengthy list of stock prices across major U.S. firms and railroads. Amalgamated Copper and American Car and Foundry show quotes around 4.62 and 0.66 respectively, with many others like American Locomotive at 6.61 and United States Steel near 7.70. Market breadth appears varied with miners, railroads, and oils represented.
Nov 13 reports show Cattle receipts around 19,000 at Kasay with mixed market tones and notable gains in certain categories. Chicago hides strong activity with cattle and hogs showing varied prices. lambs and sheep receipts also noted, with overall cautious sentiment and regional price differentials.
Election notice in Mobile outlines Republican primaries to select trustee candidates for Mobile Schools. Meeting set for November 19, 1804 to appoint election officials and arrange conduct of the forthcoming school vote. Et HulaniBI, chairman.
The review praises the limited cast and strong performance of the Uncle Tom character though notes a later replacement by Crooke who arrives from Chicago. The Sixth family and actors Wells, Claire, Eva, and others receive commendation for their roles and pacing, with the audience acknowledging a creditable effort despite some flaws.
The Alaskan presents Cort's novel musical precepts with Sta cually athletic principals in a grand Monday event. Encore creations and new operatic pieces attract attention as talents perform works like SE Totem f8de and Arise The Trontie Trap while critics note evolving styles and enduring classics in a lively cultural program.
A fragment from a feature on a determined woman with ambitions to teach, opening with a vivid, somber scene about a dead mentor and a restrained, governing tone. The text hints at personal struggle and the pursuit of a challenging career path in education.
Washington reports a navy department notice increasing salaries for navy yard workers coast to coast. Raises range from four to ten percent for clerks draftsmen and assistant inspectors among others. The move aligns civilian pay with wider federal service scales and boosts overall compensation for shipyard staff.
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