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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR item lists names including Rudolph Kuciler and McCracken among others, with mentions of Fuller County and terms. It appears as a political ballot or candidacy notice with unclear roles and year terms.
The garbled Far Lake Tribune text references civic leaders and public affairs, mentioning figures like Coulter and a council or presidency. It mentions a public meeting or event and notes a layered local context with unclear specifics. The fragmentary OCR provides names and places but few concrete outcomes or dates.
Local merchants sponsor a May event for infants and toddlers with prizes including a f25 baby bus and other awards. Directors Yora and Glanaen oversee judging and tele-interpretation. Mothers arriving after 2 p.m. on Tuesday must dress children in white for a chance at top prizes at the Academy at 3 p.m. Contests emphasize beauty and dress, with expectations of proper attire and decorum. winners gain community recognition and fashion pride for their families.
The piece argues against permanent public office, urging more rotation of officials to prevent entrenchment. It cites First Hastie and warns that long tenure weakens accountability, while favoring government ownership and electable control to ensure responsive governance.
A sprawling, literary piece blends early wireless telegraphy debate with a sweeping WWI political panorama. It laments modern manipulation, surveys European powers, and hints at tense alliances while drifting into a doomsday speculation about science and art.
A fragmented editorial voice mocks campaign chatter and public passion around political figures. It references Edna Wallace Horser, Alfred Analto, Judge Taft, Governor Haskell, and Oklahoma politics while critiquing trust money and press influence in aperiod tensions.
Longstanding debate in Salt Lake and national veterans circles centers on camp location for a major encampment. Officials, including General Wagner, push to move the site away from Salt Lake to Washington while others argue to keep a Utah venue. Expected turnout looms large with estimates of tens of thousands of veterans converging for the September gathering.
A garbled passage discusses pressure on executive committee to charge pies and tabs at an encampment area. It recalls past attempts to move a route or line and mentions railroads, plans shifted to Minneapolis after earlier delays. The text is incomplete and nonspecific about entities.
Alfred Hendrickson a 22 year old miner died after ten days of injuries from a rock fall at Highlent mine near Balt Lake. He endured excruciating pain while doctors fought to save him, aided by nurses and friends. The funeral was scheduled at Hall's corner this afternoon.
Galdteld October 1 report: Megtaeers promoted a record mining output with four months since initial ore load. Dividends of 120,000 each declared. profits seen near a million. Florence lease conflict and royalties dominate finances. ore vein yields up to 1000 per ton. Three weeks ago one of the largest high age shoots exposed in camp. ore body valued at about 1,000,000. Florence assets earn quarterly dividend of 105,000 and litigation with Florence lease cost 210,000. Treasury around 500,000 for plant and water system. Three leases maintain steady revenues. three miles north of Goldfield producers. Diamondery Jack Pari, aka Balt Lake, promotes mining with distinctive vein system.
Western Smelter Corp plans a Montreal to Carson clip purchase to acquire a smelter piece, with C W Clapp and A Vertagtan guiding eastern operations. Negotiations promise vital payments on other properties, a new Catech City plant site, and immediate site cleanup.
The article notes a smelter expansion delivering about 1,000 tons daily from the slant for an indefinite period. Despite the Yerington deposits being forty miles from the smelter site, the tailings tributary feed will boost output significantly. With the smelter’s completion, regional copper ore around Jinns may be said to have begun.
Salt Lake High School football units train for Ogden clash amid coach reports on endurance, signal work, and team unity. Key players Nichols and Soward praised for performance while students rally. trip logistics include fan turnout and Friday arrangements.
LeONE Marta died today in Bishucie In the PIh ward at age 41. He was a prominent member of the Mormon church in early days and led several companies. He was well known statewide. The funeral will be held tomorrow from the Fifth Ward meeting house.
Washington October 18 The meeting of the Native Wool Growers association in Salt Lake City led to a 10 percent cut in sheep grazing rates on national forests. Forester Pinchot and A F Potter described market shifts lowering wool prices and mule prices as a basis for the change. The new schedule does not alter charges where a prior rate of 5 cents per head had already been approved.
The text notes that low rate bands are set based on local conditions such as economic activity, stock ownership, homesteaders, and business producers. It mentions reductions in rates for certain cases and the impact on forest growth and rope usage by various stock owners, all compiled in a state or regional context.
New York schedule lists five bishops to conduct the funeral for George Codman Potter, who died at his home in Cooperstown, New Mexico. The service will be held tomorrow at Grace Episcopal on Broadway and Tenth Avenue, with several high church officials attending, including Rt Rev Witter Lawrence and Rt Rev Alexander Mackay Brsthth.
Wade, once a record keeper in the Doitet atates, is charged by the United States Bureau of Prisons with stealing and converting quartermaster records of the Artogts division. Arrested at Eric Johnson's Seattle residence, Wade planned to sell documents to Johnson for 7,090 with a $2001 bond.
West Tallan clergy used yesterday to urge mothers and fathers to check spread of typhoid fever. Pastors read a letter to churches, doctors, druggists and others as part of a campaign led by Health Commissioner Dr. WL. The appeal urged citizens to prevent further typhoid cases.
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