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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
2
A second class matter entry appears from the Poatomce Ogden Utah under the Compresa Act. The notice is dated Poniedeq Dany and references The Stand and Publsicg Oo.
The Evening Standard publishes its rate card for advertising with flat per inch charges and daily changes. It lists special positions such as top of column and first page, with extra cents per inch, plus special contracts for weekly or monthly ads. The notice guarantees rate competitiveness against Ogden papers and invites advertisers to compare.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles including Comerentoner Pour Year Tetra MOOME ir Tere S WINER For Sheri and DARIOW 2 WILSON For Attorrer PAVIO JENany Fue Burragne Vd Craven Tor Conalade Oe ten City ALONTO ROGERS Comte Chairteas Escatttn Matres.
A prominent Fallroad businessman’s plan to cut a 4000 foot route near Farmington to join the Oregon Short Line at Ogden is rejected by city officials. Engineers warn of unstable ground and massive material removal, with 1,000,000 of 2,900,000 cubic yards needing disposal. The project’s dangers threaten future city growth and railroad plans remain centered in Ogden.
A turbulent note on the Turkish empire's push for reform facing opposition from palace power. The piece highlights imperial tyranny, provincial discontent, and the risk of Balkan and European powers reshaping borders as Austria Russia Germany and France weigh in amid growing calls for liberal governance.
The article chronicles Theodore Roosevelt’s touring feats and compares them with early presidents, noting long journeys across many states. It lists miles traveled by various presidents, including journeys to the Northeast, Midwest, and West, praising Roosevelt as a pioneering traveler whose trips educated and entertained the public.
Fragmented text discusses political figures Roosevelt and Taft, congressional appropriation for railroad journeys, and a traveler’s view of Republican leadership. It notes perceptions of national labor and governance, with references to presidential history and policy discussions.
The final county fair results list several prize winners but notes mis spellings in medals and names. Judges urge entrants to contact the judges to correct errors and appeals of fate are under review, with efforts to ensure accurate inscription of winner names on medals.
A fragmented spoof piece presents Miss Corelli compliments and a detective-like inquiry into hidden wealth. It mentions Mixa Mare Caref and Anvetlea le Mv in a wired publication. The text hints at clever pockets, pride in property, and a suspicious Mead figure amid a social weirdness.
A report from Architect Halleckwatt and Dr. Cribbell tours Orden Iowa praising its fruit quality. They note large flora and peaches, comparing favorably with California, and predict Orden becoming a leading fruit district with fertile land and cultivation prospects. The piece highlights local scenery, culture, and a noted performance with dancing girls at the event.
A fragmented note describes a Friday event by the Wimt & Narzela Co. on a road amid a crowd, praising a dramatic engine demonstration and a 24 catral remedy drama. It mentions Father Kilahey, pastor at BL Stephens, and the church records showing pew addresses, then traces of them vanish after ten years.
The theatrical ad promotes a comedy to be staged at the opera house over Sunday and Monday evenings in Oct. 12 with inquiries by mail or phone. It notes new scenery and cast, highlighting Gisary aton and Leona Thurber, with details on performance quality and star appeal.
A 40 year old man told Matton police he was held up by two desperadoes on Twettles street near the 0.6 railway. He was robbed of money, a ring and a bet and blinded by vitriol. Police searched the Weber pier area for the suspects. The victim, under doctor care, suffered severe eye injuries but the prognosis is not yet dire.
A Brooklyn church seeks proof that four former parishioners, all once healthy men elected 18 years ago, are dead to justify continuing premiums on their life insurance. The rector reports the premiums total about 14.9 yearly since their disappearance and suspects the men may be alive. church funds have faced pressure to cover the policies until certainty arrives.
New York Oct 8 Belmont is sued for 100000 damages in a bribery dispute against a millionaire horseman. The suit alleges deceit in a racing calendar posting. A youth formerly apprenticed to Belmont testifies to years of harsh work and discharge, citing family hardship and alleged coercion.
A claim for Fretts services was denied and threats were made by Mr. Datmost to post Bin in the racing calendar. The boy believes the publication and a threatening letter foreshadow the action, indicating pressure on the club president.
Washington Ohio reports a stormy Arctic season. Commander Robert Peary notes the Polar expedition ship Ite Rowse rell and crew are well. Bead, North Greenland date August 37 and Rasberg coast observations describe new storms and a narrow Labrador coast passage.
A special dispatch reports volunteers gathering in Velgrage’s public square. Parades move through town with Urumssof trumpets, calling residents to join the effort.
A quirky note describes making jelly with unusual ingredients. It mentions toasts a few esinutes while Mtx Dallice and the feliz for flavor. The method aims to give the jelly a delicious Savor Imaginade.
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