08 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
1
A reader recounts a sudden cold that developed into a head and throat catarrh with loss of appetite. After using Peruna as directed the cold loosened, appetite returned, and health improved within a few days. Fragments mention other remedies and a testimonial.
Salvatore Salling, 23, a barber, was convicted in the general penitentiary court and sentenced to nine years for bomb throwing. The explosion at 3:30 am on September 18 damaged buildings near Prince Street, injuring one person and causing extensive property damage. Ballina was arrested and charged with the crime. the jury did not witness the details of the event.
Evening classes in bookkeeping, commercial geography and shorthand plus typing are announced at Die Inter-Mountain Ganse College in CLASBEA English. Night school plans include extended study under the latest service manual with special sessions on CV Beavice work. Also advertised is 100000 acre land for sale in Caldwell Nampa and Boise Idaho with viewing tickets from Ogden.
Fragmentary notice describes nine train choices for a tour, mentions Salt Lake City and Ogden, cites a fare around $1.10, and references a September 30 date with a daily schedule. Names like Fisteddfod and Dreech Ghott Sipe appear in garbled form. the piece points readers to a card in the newspaper for the timetable.
Ogden City and Weber County residents express thanks for the fair and request a Saturday evening fireworks display at the fairgrounds. The letter names issuing officials, notes climate dampened earlier plans, and pledges support for a delayed show with prizes for attendees.
Jubilant Wool Growers of Ogden celebrate a decision to place District No 4 administrative offices for the United States Forestry Service in Ogden. Secretary Pinchot states Ogden will host the annual convention site, with Salt Lake City urged to back the move. The Ogden association plans concerted effort to secure the annual gathering and locate headquarters, aiming to boost local prestige and service operation continuity.
An early century notice describes the Celted Fiates association holding a meeting on January 1 at Poestetlo, continuing for several days to decide the 1910 meeting city and preliminaries include Jaadiq Ogden. The group expects a tough contest with Balt Lake but aims to establish headquarters locally for 1910.
Notice states the funeral for Brother W. A. Caste will be held at the Seeang ward meeting house at 2 p.m. on Friday October. Memorials can be viewed from 1 to 1 on the day of the funeral at residence 109 Trenty.
Governor Cutler lauded Utah's contributions to national growth and resource conservation during a speech before the Congress in San Francisco. He cited Utah’s leadership in preserving soil and water, stressing responsible use of natural wealth for future generations and praising President Berry, Cannon, and Terry.
The text argues for expanding arable land by water lifting and river management to reclaim barren soils for orchards and fruit land, citing economic gains. It highlights forest preservation as vital to water supply, praising federal efforts like a Salt Lake City planting station with 2,009,000 trees yearly and urging broader conservation and mineral policy debates.
Chicago Federation of Labor officials plan a campaign blitz in support of Speaker Cannon challenger. The committee will rally labor organizers and distribute speeches as candidates seek votes in the Bellows district. Names tied to the drive include Bert meek and Regina Abedtte with union officials Baldwin N. Nichole and Dibm Elantek coordinating efforts.
London reports Prime Minister Herbert Asquith and Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey urging restraint and reform in Turkey. Grey warns against alarming armament reductions and stresses full consideration of Berlin treaty revisions with Turkey. He argues independence and autonomy differ and notes Austro-Hungarian moves in the Balkans threaten peace while urging constitutional limits and popular will to shape policy.
The article notes Daniel A. Bell of Calturnia speaking at a Democratic gathering, praising anticipated success. A reference to political figures and party dynamics is included, with mentions of Speaker Cannon and party factions shaping the discussion amid wartime context.
Fragmentary report from St Petersborg Oct notes deliberations at a congress of the Lower Houses seeking a general revision of the Treaty of Paris terms. It is believed Turkey may accept the proposed adjustments after protests over Bulgarian independence rehearse tensions.
A diplomatic note from M. Tacharykod discusses a proposed conference to restore order in rebellious provinces and to seek a peaceful settlement. Russia backs a congress as the best path, while France and Hungary show cautious optimism and Britain may oppose. Austrian terms and venue shifts are noted as talks progress.
Chicago, Oct. 15. Thomas G. Bryan and National Chairman Mack discussed campaign strategy with the party leaders. Bryan said reports from the West show shifting conditions in the war context favoring the Democratic ticket and the east reports add confidence that the Democrats will succeed.
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