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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
2
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A dated oblique notice lists various advertising rates and schedules. It references per inch pricing, multiple insertion options, and local reader charges, with details on weekly, biweekly, and monthly placements. Specifics include charges per line, per week, and per month, plus extra for placement and location.
Dozens of Ogden residents monitor prospective changes at the Union Pacific terminal as Harriman interests press for expansion. The report notes key executives like I. S. Stubbs and S. Krittscrmitt, and mentions Judge Lovett and local figures weighing impacts on rail, commerce, and city growth amid competing railroad strategies.
The article discusses moral instruction and swearing, noting scientific opinions on language and mental strain. It references prominent thinkers and a London case, weighing the impact of vulgar speech on behavior and society, with an emphasis on reform and cultural standards.
A government pamphlet on water conservation analyzes national and state water uses, irrigation effects in Western lands, and projected area increases. It cites population, dam construction, and regional plans, noting potential strain on supplies and urging careful management of waterways and infrastructure.
The Atuniedpar Court in Madey County Weber State issues alias summons to defendants Brancis, Willan Jones, and others. The notice requires appearance within twenty days after service or a default judgment will be entered. filed May 1809 by Judge J. H. Murphy.
The executive committee will appoint a subcommittee to study the recent encampment report and respond to Colonel Sterrett's statements. Edward F. Colliwen and others will chair the committee to consider the encampment’s conduct and discuss next steps at a future meeting called by Mayor Reamford.
In Washington Secretary Ballinger arrived and departed from the station amid a tense schedule. Observers noted movement of aides and officials as the delegation prepared for the distribution of tasks and discussions in the capital.
Mr Hellingar said he came to Washington mainly to focus on the Cunningham Alaskan coal claims, but amid that pursuit other prominent individuals demanded his attention.
The State of Vial will hold a sale at the County Court House Pangutteh Garfield County Utah on October 1, 109 at 10 o clock a.m. for 6,000 acres of farm land. Terms require one tenth of the purchase price as cash at sale with the balance payable in installments with interest at five percent per annum.
Rail traffic updates report Rio Grande trains arriving with expected improvements after landslide cleanup. Western Pacific line nears completion within ten miles of Winthrop, with Crowa confident the gap will be closed for through service. Calhoun and party, headed north after visiting Ogden, plan Yellowstone tour next week as West Coast lines discuss schedules.
In blustery conditions at Norfolk Navy Yard and Hampton shores, the Atlantic Fleet conducted morning maneuvers with wind driven seas. The Natt of woven boats, led by Commander TN Preaman, engaged in exwa coal loading as crews prepared for operations offshore.
Fontey Willard in the Golden Flier attempts Lake Ontario crossing, but a sudden wind crease and ballast trouble cause the aeroplane to dip and crash into the water about three quarters of a mile from shore. He is picked up by waiting launches as repairs are planned.
The article describes a polar themed hat named after Captain Cook as a fashionable item in women’s headwear. It notes the hat’s dramatic two coatlike layers, wind resisting design, and high price, likening the look to Arctic exploration.
Fragmentary notice lists Yellowstone fare ex Quasion via dates September 5, 10, and a five day stay. Mentions transportation to the park and hotel accommodations as part of the plan.
The state certificates examination was announced by the head of Public Instruction A. C. Neleon for Saturday. The schedule lists subjects including physics algebra plane geometry, geology, English, history, and psychology. The event begins at 4 o clock with the public notice issued by Pintoy Taye of the publicity department in Washington.
A Denver police report notes the unidentified body of a woman found after two days in a morgue, believed to be Helen Florence Dixon a former prominent actress and longtime political figure tied to the early Pueblo era. The deceased had lived in seclusion for a decade, with suicide suspected amid depression.
A fragmentary report describes a perceived overrun of COUNTRY 18 by a faction called MIEN. The text references Omeer Shumaker and a secret service department signal, asserting widespread ware and overrun plans across regions including the Indies and Hinyimet lines, with trains nearly unable to operate due to asserted blockages.
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