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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
2
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Swift Specific Co as a cure for eczema acne and skin eruptions. It claims internal cleansing purifies the blood, removes impurities and acids, and cures skin diseases by enabling normal circulation. Free remedies offered to correspondents in Atlanta GA.
Dr Charles B Morrell will address the Ogden gathering under the Association’s auspices. The event at the Tabernacle on September 8 features Morrell’s lecture The Protocol of Aniesmunshin and The Harmony of Trade, focusing on commerce efficiency and merchantile progress.
Weather notes show colder nights than a year ago with heavy snows in the mountains. Farmers fear frost damage as early cold snaps arrive on Sunday nights and temperatures dip near record lows for the date.
Bu O Gara of the Agricultural Retachment will tell of the Dike panty of Trees and Fruits at the County Fair. Directors warned for several months and require attendance at the fair by ticket. Tickets issued to prepresentatives of four counties with seats allocated by fair board. Attendees must submit applications within four counties Ogden area.
Salisbury won 9-0 over Garnett in a mixed results tennis meet at Salt Lake yesterday. In singles, GAM beat McBroon 6-1 6-2, and Campbylie defeated Miss Sm 6-2 6-2. Women’s doubles saw Mrs Smith and Mrs Callahan prevail over their opponents.
Logs describe a fruit consignment shipped from Olen Sauirday evening and unloaded at Twelfth Street parking, with reagents received and inspected for quality. The note claims fruit in excellent condition and sent to various markets, suggesting improved quality versus prior shipments.
The readable lines indicate strong demand for Wahy fruit and heavy current prices. A state crop forecast suggests the largest harvest on record for the commonwealth, with completion aimed swiftly.
In a misty flight of notes from the Des Moines area and neighboring cities, residents like John Matone and Mrs. Kinney visit Ogden and Evanston relations, while others plan next month’s work and travel. A bookmaker case in TUdonge mingles with legal proceedings as a district attorney pursues a sharp line in testimony and oaths.
In New York on August 31 a large Independence party gathering in a new clubhouse announced Thomas Higgen as the presidential candidate amid crowd cheers. William Graves and other officials presided as Henry Powell outlined the nomination details and a street crowd gathered outside to hear the candidate speak after a long wait.
Nome affair centers on Lee Johnston accused of murdering his wife then cremating her body to hide the crime. Seattle arrest followed long investigation by Warren and district attorney Grigaby. Johnston, who claimed his wife died after a fall, sought to transfer all property and power of attorney to himself before capture.
A damaged clipping references Prosperity placards and a charge against National Association of Manufacturers leaders. It mentions a political candidate and events in Indianapolis and August dates, naming Parry and a rising controversy over a labor or political reform effort. The fragmentary text hints at a manufactured political dispute and a public notice from August.
David S. M. Parry of the National Association of Manufacturers openly questions the use of factory placards to sway workers after an election. He argues that coercive tactics by employers undermine rights, urges restraint, and endorses tariff revision only if it benefits steady prosperity and broad business interests. He cites Bryan and Kern as political contrasts and supports measured policy rather than post election pressure.
New York August 31 District Attorney Darrin says he will base the Willam Adis case against Captain Peter Hains Jr and T J Hains on Jerome’s precedent, likening it to Thaw and Rains cases to guide preparation. The plan centers on adopting Jerome’s prosecutorial approach for the August 15 airing incident.
In a clipped exchange a local resident taunts a woman about marriage, while a bystander and other townsfolk recall a past era. The dialogue touches on social expectations and personal reputations as the speaker muses about marriage and prospects. The scene hints at a community with lingering resentments and faded ambitions.
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