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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
2
The Standard and New York Herald debate whether Roosevelt should seek re election or retire, weighing fixed retirement after a new term against a possible future return. Critics fear a prolonged “shadow presidency” while supporters favor continuity and cautious succession considerations in 1912.
A fragment reports rising cement plant profits at Hevits Silo amid optimism for a long period of national industrial growth. It notes cement content first arrived in the United States about 30 years ago and claims production sources were limited previously.
A historical overview explains early cement efforts from Smeaton to Portland cement. It discusses the use of clay and lime mixtures, natural cement origins in Milwaukee and other places, and the emergence of Portland cement in England and Germany. It notes the role of water interaction in setting and the shift toward artificial mixtures for stronger, durable cement blocks.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic debate about Socialist Party factions and party labels. Names and events are unclear, but it mentions a court house token and references to a faction called See Christ and a push to shape party identity amid a split in Andon.
A clipped political letter analyzes Bodal jam and the Socialist party in Ogden, arguing the 1908 retreat betrays working-class aims. It labels the party opportunistic, cites municipal ownership debates as graft, and condemns alignment with international socialism while urging faithful adherence to working-class interests.
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