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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
3
Advertising rates listed by the Evening Semi-Weekly Standard describe charges for local readers, preferred positions, and classified ads. Rates include 16 cents per insertion for local readers, 1 cent per word for first line, and 2 cents per word for subsequent insertions, with weekly changes and monthly terms noted for display and classified classifications.
A draft list of questions for promoters asks how a restoration project will restore Weher Hyer water in Uta valley and Buti interala, including canal drainage, energy sources, and water supply. It seeks prompts for farm irrigation, groundwater drainage, and who will answer in tomorrow's edition.
Fragmentary OCR reports describe early claims of discovering the North Pole, noting claimed expeditions and reactions from Americans. The text references polar exploration attempts, supposed landmarks, and debates over the achievement, with unclear and garbled phrasing throughout.
Fragmentary OCR text with many garbled phrases. Reads like a local page snippet mentioning names, places, and items but lacks coherent events or clear actions to summarize. Core entities are unclear. no verifiable dates or outcomes present.
A garbled historic fragment discusses a doomed expedition led by Thousanio of Wray. It references exploring a dreary area and mentions hope for a DIY solution. The text mentions DAR, a marginal negative value, and two figures named Lurn and Solonia, hinting at a broader, unsettled motive.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts the dawn of ballooning with Montgolfier figures. It notes a 1783 Paris launch that ended in a fatality and public spectacle, detailing the era’s risks and the first aeronauts’ daring ascent near Calais and Paris.
The article discusses Great Salt Lake’s changing prominence and its impact on local life, noting historical episodes from 1847 to 1904. It covers citizen concerns about government action, police powers, and the public’s role in maintaining order, along with observations on tourism, bathing, and lake conditions.
A reader letter attacks Huntsville wardens over enforcement of the game laws, alleging bias and selective policing toward anglers and sportsmen. The writer claims memory of stricter oversight years ago and accuses present wardens of favoritism while praising earlier, harsher measures.
A report from Rockaway Park states Mina Cline, a vaudeville performer, is hospitalised after suspected poisoning from a treat at a hotel. Doctors express guarded optimism for her recovery as family and friends await updates on her condition and potential exposure details.
River men report a sudden rise in the Chattahoochee River near Columbus Georgia. Despite a drought, the water level jumped about 18 feet in the last 24 hours. No heavy rainfall or rain in the area is noted, and current conditions suggest the rise may be unusual and unexplained.
Pere Marquette Day honors Mackinac Island figures with a granite monument. The $7,000 memorial pedestal stands ten feet tall, depicting a standing figure robed as a priest. William F. Day of the U.S. Supreme Court and Rev. Falk Cunningham of Aquorns College spoke at the ceremony.
Branley Ketchel must drop weight to meet Langford in a September 20 bout at the Dalriant club, per Beaten nagre manager Joe Woodman. Woodman warns Ketchel will face a full heavyweight if unable to make middleweight.
Tendon, Sept. 1y, Jack Southwall Rusett and Loui fin Clu nid died in a two car collision near Dumber Bright on. One passenger, Lord fa Gilttnné, born Feb 1684, 1908, hailed from Carrington. Noted stage figure Tarriad Ia Bia Carrington appeared in "Cibuon étrls" on a local gumiedy.
Cleveland dispatch notes pro pardon requests as club owners contact President Tutt seeking clemency for Taylor, serving a federal sentence. References to Elberfeld and Jim Chicago Cubs figure amid discussions on penalties and league actions.
Hermont County Sheriff reports a fatality after a disturbance near Holla Din. The husband and wife involved are identified as Mick Sling and a woman named Verdicular. The coroner and authorities are continuing investigations with no further details released yet.
Fragmented text mentions authorities deeming actions sensatory and a death by self harm near San Francisco and Paris coast. References to Marine Engineers, a deputy governor, and chlorofara confusion amid domestic and business units during an emergency. Notes a plan for a powerful locomotive and a trial by the Canadian Phot.
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