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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
3
Fall waists and skirts list shows thin shipments of pall waists in cream champagne white, trimmed with satin stripes. Prices range from $1.20 to $2.50, plus Panama skirts at special values around $5.00. Also featured are Waterhouse watches priced at $0.50 to $7.50 and other items in stock.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a gleaming princess image, electric home products, Garden of Evanton, Gary at 33 Twenty Fourth Street, fall premium, and a claim that Edgar Jones Co. has them. It also notes a victim of typhoid death at the State Industrial system.
An eighteen year old girl, Ardele AL Ab, died at 2 30 am after a Tiithn weekly event. The report mentions her relatives and a Sunday afternoon for a home visit. The tale includes calls for arrangements and the involvement of local residents in the aftermath.
A massive Labor Day parade in Ogden featured unions from diverse trades marching along Main Street toward Wall Street and Washington Avenue led by Grand Marshal Robert, with many floats, uniforms, and banners from the Ogden Brass Band to the Railway workers. Debs arrival was delayed by nearly four hours, amid a lively procession of labor organizations, merchants, and civic groups showcasing period-themed floats and symbols.
Marilla Hunter, a teacher, invites all interested residents to a demonstration event at Unikey dom on Wednesday, Bent. 3th at 4:30. Contact Marlin Hunter at Bull phone 808 for details.
A government appeal surfaces as widespread unrest disrupts towns including Shenandoah and Minnesoto. Reports describe massive losses and evacuations, with millions affected and public safety agencies responding to parallel crises across states and counties.
The annual message to Congress likely urges increasing the army from 60,000 to at least 100,000 to 109,000 men, arguing the current peace footing is inadequate. Officials warn a larger force would strain logistics and costs, especially to protect far-flung territories and possessions. Government offices report law allows expansion to 100,000 in time of need. Alcohol law compliance noted, officials closed stores temporarily.
Big financier Harriman departs Ogden on a special Union Pacific train en route to San Francisco and Oakland. President Bawned A. Karrie and officials coordinate a schedule with Keeldent, Bancroft, and others. Separate Harriman party to Sparks and Omaha, with round trip fares listed for September dates.
A hundredth anniversary celebration of the Sixth United States Infantry was noted, recalling a history from 1798 at Queenstown Heights in Canada through early frontier postings along the Missouri River. The regiment served in wars from the Civil War to Cuba and the Philippines, with battles and Indian campaigns shaping its long record. The centennial review inspired those who observed the regiment’s century of service.
A movement aims to designate the Maltby region in Southern Monies California as a national park to protect petrified fossils and mineral wonders. Proponents claim the rugged canyons and scenic vistas offer valuable agricultural and scenic benefits, arguing the area’s beauty merits preservation.
Fragmented report outlines pensions for widows and elderly professors and notes policies failing to provide adequate support. It mentions inability to pay premiums, ongoing age concerns, and systemic gaps in Social Security style assistance affecting those most in need.
Indications are the two women Therese Vale and Alles Nevell, residents of Ogden, will be deported by federal authorities after entering the United States from a foreign port for immoral purposes. A telegraphic warrant from Washington keeps Therese in custody as authorities investigate. The women claim varied histories of arrival and marriage, with possible repatriation to France depending on the case outcome.
A fragmented report notes universities display exhibits in agricultural departments often via graduates rather than the university itself. It discusses prestige and prizes, suggesting colleges gain glory from these displays even when direct university involvement is muted.
A fragmented account mentions a late dining scene with Lord Clanwilliam and a dreamlike reference to Darmekara. It then describes a new school teaching parrots for advertising, claiming a clever parrot can sell goods by repeating brand names aloud. The piece also hints at broader pedagogical questions and local social observations, with scattered notes on education, fraud, and county history.
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