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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
2
Classified line fragment shows pricing for a publication, mentioning monthly and bi monthly advances and Sunday morning issues with a partial list of fees and terms.
The notice outlines special position rates for per inch extra charges on advertisements, top of column reading requirements, and one teat per inch for other positions. It mentions Fifty cents per form per day, special weekly contracts, and asserts The Standard’s subscriber superiority over competitors.
The article argues farm prosperity underpins national wealth and prosperity. It cites government figures on crop values and wealth distribution, contending strong agriculture ensures broad savings, stable prices, and economic health for families across the United States.
Rev. Lester Potter praises Ogden as beautiful but questions why growth has not accelerated. He notes limited vacant lots, scarce employment, and rising construction delays. Projections mention water extension plans, school and service building programs, street improvements, and the Ogden Canyon rail expansion shaping city development.
The article discusses Ogden aiming to become a regional hub through horticulture, vineyards, and natural resource development. It notes expansion of trade and influence to distant areas including Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Wyoming, with a forecast of rapid growth and external recognition. The piece envisions Ogden reaching preeminence with population approaching 164,000 in the Intermountain region.
A fragment suggests attaching an automobile to a balloon or airplane to form a hybrid vehicle. It describes the car involved, a balloon ascent, rope release, and possible road return. The text discusses potential uses for lifting, skimming surfaces, or aiding climb and descent, noting untapped possibilities and hazards.
The Ogden medical community mourns the loss of Dr G W Perkins a surgeon of high standing known for pioneering appendicitis treatment and a deep public trust. Colleagues recall his reserved temperament and devotion to duty, with a few close friends noting his unique kindness and scholarly approach.
A garbled 19th century Chronicle extracts debate over China’s leadership transition. It discusses Pu Wei and the late emperor’s successors, the role of the monarch, and the Chinese populace’s reaction amid a broader context of political reform and foreign influence.
The article discusses rumors around the death of a Chinese emperor and empress, the ensuing power struggles, and Western diplomacy seeking clarity on the succession and the Ming dynasty’s future. It notes diplomatic caution, doubts about official conduct, and the hope that Sir Robert may reveal real government details to the world.
Prof Wood of Johns Hopkins announces a mercury telescope designed to probe Mars and other planets. He hints at a large instrument, potentially fifteen or twenty feet in diameter, to be stationed in the tropics for clearer celestial views.
Culture notes the sensational demise of Lydia Thompson, famed burlesque actress, recalling her dramatic vigor and a famous February incident when she struck editor Wilbur P. Story. The account cites her company, a future engagement, and public reactions amid strong opinions on the altercation.
New York dispatch reports an inquest to determine if David Rothschild, former New York banker, was poisoned before dying suddenly on Tuesday. An autopsy found evidence suggesting poisoning may be involved, though no charges were made against unknown parties. The inquest continues to establish the cause of death and any link to criminal acts.
Paria reports the ministry of Golpalra renews policy review on Melle Oubance at Sis Pierre Miquelon. Authorities outline cautious steps toward lawful occupation. No new camote action yet. religious instruction and teaching duties face scrutiny and potential penalties under August decree.
The text notes official restraint amid street protests and mentions a proposal by Lezdom that islands be transferred to Great Gurbtals to ease tensions. It emphasizes limited government response and ongoing demonstrations, with consideration of territorial shifts as a possible solution.
Mot Springs Va Nov 19 There was conference at the Taft cottage yesterday discussing New York politics and prospects for a senate successor to T C Platt Secretary Taft and Vice President-Elect Sherman attended with Albert Ward of New York Mr Ward left for New York for talks Mr Root is favored for the senate seat and Taft favorable to keeping him as secretary of state offering cabinet prospects Contained praise for Secretary Taft and praise of Mr Root as a possible premier choice for the cabinet The discussion stressed development of relations with South and Central American nations and the use of a broad statecraft plan
New York reports Mrs Elina Hoot inherits an estimated fortune of 250000 dollars from the estate of her deceased husband H Wales. The will, filed December 2002, places the estate in trust for Mrs Wales widow and two other beneficiaries Ste. Clara Wales Root and Mrs Vilwand Wales.
An old advertisement promotes a kidney pill claiming to cure backache and urinary disorders, recommended for diabetes and general kidney health. It cites customer relief, better sleep, and improved well being, with Foster Millam Co as Buffalo agents and Tadeon's Pharmacy as a supplier.
Brattle, Wash. Nov. 1 2 RK Head ex mine worker at Dome Creek near Fairbanks Alaska confessed to stealing gold from the mine and implicated other laborers. He said he hid gold in a handkerchief and gloves and kept profits at home, claiming about 1500 dollars in total but nearly all went to cover household needs. He expects to testify in Alaska against others as the scheme is said to be widespread among local laborers. A planned petition to Washington aims to block tariff reductions affecting sheepmen and mining interests in Utah and surrounding western states.
A broad protest is planned by Utah sheepmen against Griffon wool reductions. A petition will circulate in Utah and be sent to Washington to urge action. Senator Smoot, Sutherland, and Congressman Lowe back the effort, with a looming hearing and meetings to influence the House Ways and Means and relevant committees.
J M P Carper sues in Mees court alleging irregular procedure by directors of a stockholder company and misuse of treasury funds to buy mining stock. Complaint cites Atlas block meeting on Jan 7 1903 with C N Steerell C E Gable G B Muttman O K Lewis and others, stating 85000 was taken from the treasury for stock. stock reportedly cost 1 cent per share though sold for 50 cents. Plaintiff seeks an accounting of sums taken from Suaveam Mines funds.
A damaged OCR snippet notes the Gold en Sunbeam Nines company, a Wasalagian corporation, claiming ownership of 1,060 shares. It mentions a planned meeting in the Atlas block and questions legality under constitutional by-laws and proper nodes.
At Ealy Lake on November 19, after 25 minutes of deliberation the jury found Flora Marovich not guilty of Bullet Mike Popovich charges. The courtroom scene showed Marovich's composure despite the tense day as Soren Christensen addressed the jury and the verdict was read with a calm, restrained response from the defendant's party.
Hammonds Indiana November 1 Two men seek damages after toes were damaged in factory mishap. Judge J Reiter will determine compensation for each toe in the case against Gary contractors. Andrew Chrustowski seeks five thousand dollars for toe injuries from a truck accident. Court will decide why one toe is worth more than another with a suggested range around three hundred twenty five dollars per toe plus additional damages.
An unusual estimate pieces together yearly and daily step counts. The source notes a total 3,740,000 steps in a year and derives about 23,740 steps per day, highlighting a rough productivity or activity measure.
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