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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
2
The readable portion references the Post Office, Gyllen, Lita, and an act, with mentions of a standard planning context. Exact names, dates, places, and actions are not recoverable from the fragment. The readable text shows incomplete phrases and likely misreadings requiring full article.
The Evening Standard publishes its rate card with per inch pricing for ad space, specials, and contract options. It touts low costs, promises daily rate changes, and invites advertisers to compare with The Evening Standard while asserting leading subscription strength and a guaranteed competitive stance.
A water irrigation experiment near North Ogden draws farmers and visitors. The plan features a 8 horsepower compressor and underground pipe network to deliver water to wells. Observers from across the region study the new central irrigation system as work on the plant progresses.
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah visited Boston to confer with Immigration Commissioner Bing about the Moros immigrant case. The discussions focused on the evidence in the deportation matter as the port handled the rapid developments last week.
A fragmented, noisy page discusses taels and meat trade, noting farmers, packers, and dairy interests in a rural market. References to Bard Richie, Dow Parbeat, and Teohnedson hint at exhibits and department plans. The piece mentions ham curing, milk, and local competition, with uncertain forecasts looming over prices.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe contention over two returnees ordered deserted and the others allowed to land. The Bolgrants arrived aboard the steamer Repyliite last week.
Reverend Samuel Unsworth of the Epteropa church in Nevada and his daughter Henna Bent are visiting Ogden for several days. They will remain until next Tuesday before moving to Billand, while Unsworth’s sister will study at Rowland Hall School. Scott Unsworth recently won the Rhodes scholarship for Nevada assistants, and plans to attend the world famous school in England. The rector, well known in Ogden, served as rector of the Episcopal church here for years. He will preach at his old church next Sunday before returning to England. The Unsworths and their party are guests at the Arlington hotel.
Seattle reports Professor G. Gorsexon visits from Nome aboard the Victoria, noting open field watermelons at Manley Hot Springs in the Tanana valley on August 18, wheat, barley, oats, and rye thriving along the Tanana and Yukon, Rampart’s government station with a strong season since 1900, and Fairbanks preparing to plant next season with 30 to 60 reserves cleared.
A Harriman will address civic bodies in northern California and Portland. Galvin of Southern Pacific accompanies Harriman for the northern trip. Harriman reportedly in good health and enjoying the woods during summer manors.
Washington believes the appointment of Adricnessor to the late Baron von Sternberg as ambassador to the United States may not occur before mid September. Several key German officials who could influence the choice are currently away from Berlin and their return is awaited before any formal steps.
Tarkrley California September two body of Rear Admiral tency Glana United States Navy died Paso Robles Sant Theulay brought to the family home here and funeral services will be held today The choirs will be extremely quiet though it is probable that a favr of the highest naval and military officers of the coast will form the honor guard but there is nothing in the way of the usual pomp attendant upon military funerals to mark the Jesh rites to The dead seaman.
Announcement by the city states Western Pacific construction is advancing toward the heart of the project. The Western Pacific route to Ha and the San Francisco ferry cone is expected to be completed by November 1. Officials foresee a substantial completion and a meeting to review progress by that time.
A maritime tragedy near Jafanee claims 28 lives as the vessel sinks amid wreckage reports. Rescue teams, led by regional authorities, race to locate remaining passengers and assess the scene for causes and safety failures. Local officials promise investigations and aid for families.
A steam vessel named Jay Angie, 2359 lank, laden with coal from Kuhuran, wrecked off A Mer Bakery Mar, China prefecture on August 6. The ship carried a crew of 87. only nhe were saved, with vessels Beaves and others assisting in the rescue.
Vetoria Sept bound on a special mission to the British monarch and French president. Sir Seigou Nagashi, confidential secretary, arrived by the Tango Maro. The mission remains secret with only brief remarks. Preparations underway for welcoming the U S fleet, including naval staff arrangements and transport craft for sailors between ship and shore.
New York September 2 Republicans await the return of chairman Frank Hitchcock to the national committee before the quarter ends. No further developments were anticipated, with Win by Word declining to add to his statement. Roosevelt favored renomination of Ruth as governor, while several delegates suggested Saratoga as a possible nomination. State leaders planned no preconvention meeting to discuss gubernatorial prospects.
In Muwnukee on September 2, a stunning primary upset saw Congressman Daly J. Denking vanquished by Lanrool, backed by LaFollutte ally Strong. Isaac Sinphonron of Marinette touted a Republican win over Cooke, as townsfolk cited shifting loyalties amid a year of party realignment and voter volatility.
Fragmentary OCR describes a scene with pink tile beneath driving, a body covered in emeraldry with matching decorations, and four sleeves of dress material from wrist to elbow filled with peacock blue wool fringe. The text is garbled and lacks clear event or subject identification.
Portland region report states United States Judge Wolverton vacated a $1000 fine imposed on United States Senator Mitchell for a land fraud case. The decision comes after an appeal progressed to the Supreme Court and before a final ruling. Mitchell died following the appeal, and the estate settlement follows.
News from Butte Montana reports the completion of the Billings and Northern Railroad to Laurel enabling the first rail link between Great Falls and Wilags. Workers expect traffic by October 16 with operations on the line and interconnections to Burlington, Great Northern at Grant Pulls. The project is described as opening up one of Montana’s finest agricultural routes.
A vague report notes no poison was detected in the remains of Mrs. Daniel Hono rme of Bincryvilla. An examiner states no trace of mineral or veritable poisons was found and that the death may not involve poison but does not rule out foul play.
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