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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
3
A garbled 19th century notice describes a department exhibit titled Beautiful Flowers at the Fair. It mentions a garden and plants in bloom, with references to a decorative tower and display areas. The text hints at judging and prizes but is largely indecipherable.
A garbled voter notice urges residents to vote in the Third Municipal ward and at the Court House, mentioning the waterworks and local taxes. It references multiple wards and polling sites with unclear names and dates, warning that some residents cannot vote if they owe money.
The Ogden Eisteddfod opens with 126 voices in the Tabernacle. The rector Ani tyne leads the choral group with confidence, promising a robust performance across the event. Nehai directs the band, ready to accompany the choir in a polished, expressive rendition.
An old rate card listing daily per inch advertising charges and special positions. It notes contract options for weekly inserts and hourly rates, with garbled typography from an early 20th century newspaper page.
The band seeks support from local organizations to compete against top groups in the West, aiming to represent the city at a major event. Efforts face difficulties in securing Nutste funding and resources, with leaders vowing to press on despite obstacles.
The text protests a change to voting rules and describes a plan to offer incentives to readers. It claims many subscribers received tickets and discusses how the promotion aims to influence votes. It mentions a newspaper experiment, a lottery style giveaway, and efforts to enroll young voters.
A Salt Lake Herald report outlines the location and scope of multiple national forests across Utah and nearby states. It names the Wasatch, Dixie, Dixie, and several other forests, with headquarters and supervisory details, area sizes in acres, and notable figures associated with each, reflecting ongoing federal and state land management discussions.
The Opera House begins its season with The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary presented by a capable troupe. The audience praised the breezy comedy and strong performances, especially May Hobeon as Aunt Mary and Jack, with Francis Hur-With and George Gheen praised for supporting roles.
A fountain feature in the foyer draws attention as a new centerpiece. Manager Grant Fytere congratulated staff on the upcoming enhancement and its appeal to visitors.
May Robeson stars in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at the Grand Opera House and Garden Theater Chicago New York with a strong company and lavish production. Critics hail Miss Robeson as America's famed character actress and the comedy as one of the era’s best.
Oyster Bay September 1 The Fresh fonts son Kermit Roosevelt will join John Qryeenwas former Rough Rider in leading a hunt in the northwest. They plan a big game expedition in the lower Mecaba range and will hunt with his father in Africa.
President hosted a group at Sagamore Hill as Gen. Cortelyou and Secretary Soucheun joined a private conference. Georgy A. Putnam, a New York pub, was among the attendees during the midday visit from Muntington.
A garbled OCR item lists Mahory Prunes B. Lapp as United States Commissioner of Indian affairs Siloe Mekee of New York editor at the Churchman Colonel Alexander A. Brolle of Washington connected with the army general’s department T. A. Jaume a firelines logistician who bore Weer Atroad for a penal year and William Le Weide involved as Pommitineman.
Say an campaigner in the northwest, Baligo and Asay, held a preliminary reception and air dress event. At noon a basic bal quel chicken dish was served. More speeches were planned between there and Grand Forks where the speaker will face opponents tonight about the campaign.
Davenport reports Eugene V. Debs has launched his continental campaign for president. Debs addresses bayoral crowds in open air settings, with supporters rallying as the campaign gains momentum across multiple states.
Portland report of a morning blaze at an unknown origin gutted the brick building at Front and Dayte streets housing Peters & Roberts, upholsterers and mattress manufacturers. Loss around 20,000 dollars with insurance estimated at 30,000.
Avon dispatch reports the battleships Maing and Alatama leading the Atlantic fleet, along with Met, sailing toward the Suez Canal. The group has been circling the globe aboard the warships, with sails seen around the Atlantic.
The steamship Ent Press from Boulogne landed about 600 passengers at Dover this afternoon. A gale prevented its attempted approach to Folkestone, making the voyage unusually difficult for the vessel and travelers.
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