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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows hostile political rhetoric targeting Republican candidates. Mentions Te Vitie, Brower administration, and city attorney race. Several garbled phrases reference Examiner Ghuriis Humplite and alleged partisan bias.
Fragmentary text argues against the present system. It mentions examining autumnes and proving the system is not universal, claiming the people deserve a superior government. A political confrontation is implied with an opponent proposing to tear down the system.
A troubled discussion questions water works costs totaling 21 242 90 and a claimed 450 000 price for eastern work. Critics cite overruns, rents and faulty allocations while supporters defend the financing as essential to the distribution system.
Fragmented OCR text references residents in glass houses, a trial, and a water works purchase. Mentions Mr Browar, Alex Brower, and integrity questions tied to a 9 pany of Honan. Content is incomplete and garbled, with unclear dates or places.
Attorney General Withersham outlines proposed powers to control trusts and regulate corporate actions. The plan envisions central oversight, a councilman role, and statutory measures to curb corporate abuses while preserving public interests. Details discuss tentative names for incorporation and associated legal framework.
An in-depth, historically framed discussion on spelling reform questions the aims of standardization and its impact on students. The text weighs benefits of simplified spelling against tradition and teacher guidance, citing concerns about implementation, reading comprehension, and long term literacy outcomes.
Ragged advertisement touts a cure for catarrh and general female health issues. It claims a revolutionary tonic will banish catarrh, improve complexion, energy, and vitality, presenting testimonials from supposed authorities and urging purchase for $4.00 plus postage. It targets women with promises of renewed strength and beauty through the unnamed preparation.
The Winter Sheep Show is set for January in Ogden with the Wool Growers Association promising a premier event. John T. Hirst will insure a modern Skating Bioke Auditorium for the show, marking a bold departure from traditional stockyard venues.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the confession of Driskell in the Riley murder case. He recounts meeting the victim, an attempted robbery, and the shooting near a station, claiming self defense and detailing his escape to Ogden and back to Salt Lake. He is shown the hat and gun as evidence and maintains innocence under police questioning.
A witness recounts a violent confrontation in which a man reached for a weapon after being forced, fired twice, and fled through an alley climbing a barbed wire fence. The speaker, seen as athletic and previously troubled by gambling and drunkenness, candidly details the crime without embellishment.
Judge Landis in district court expressed extreme views on fines in a case involving John Bower of Rockford who accused a family member of threatening letters. Bower claimed he was aware of postal issues and testified about the taunting letters. Landis showed sympathy toward the abused party while imposing a fine, reflecting a hard stance on the matter.
Wing Ne Widun speaks about his claim to the throne and a planned raid. He asserts his right if he had gone to the fort and faces a confrontation with Bower, who warned him about consequences at the broghor-talay.
In Cheyenne Wyoming on 19th night a guard at Fort Averell was shot dead by an unknown assailant. McDermott, the guard who paid, was restrained and later detained, with a boat and horse involved in the escape attempt.
A National Association report surveys methods and myths in preserving foods for future use. It contrasts benzoate of soda with spices and vinegar, cites expert testimony from Dr. Straepples and others, and argues the so called preservative war is largely advertising driven.
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