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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
2
The 1908 Republican slate includes Theodore Roosevelt for president with N Ye as ad would note. Cly Auditor Florence Stanford, For city Attorney James H. Devine. Councilmen named by ward George W. Wilson first ward Joseph Dana third ward Frank E. Grant fourth ward J F Snedaker fifth ward.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a Pacific naval squadron voyage aimed at Trinidad and Montevideo with stops along South America. It also touches on American industrial geographic concentration, notably the Lehigh district, Portland cement, and iron products. The excerpt blends future maneuvers with market commentary from an early 20th century source.
A garbled OCR fragment lists Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey with one in New England and references to Guniral plans among Ohio Indiana Winer Mehigan and Missouri. The word esl appears as a stray fragment with no clear context.
Ogden Republicans urge women to register by October 4 to ensure active participation in the upcoming election. The text promotes GOP governance and warns that failure to enroll could lead to defeat on November 6 as supporters rally to the party's cause.
Fragmentary text debates designation for the United States and the Americas with delegates from Mexico Brazil and Argentina. It argues that America should not be limited to a single nation, citing population wealth and historical influence, and notes the United States as a model for independence and political development.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the imagined adoption of a universal language named Esperanto. It envisions equal parts of several European tongues, a dash of Swedish and Russian, to enable clear communication, abolishing language barriers for travelers and readers, and foresees worldwide adoption despite critical reception.
Fragmentary lines praise fine paper quality and lasting service. The text hints at beauty and value, inviting readers to see offerings that promise long years of use and satisfaction. Names, dates, and specific products are absent in readable form.
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