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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
2
Publication appears as a damaged notice from Ogden Utah under an Act of Congress dated March 5 providing a daily except Sunday publication. The item names William Slammann as publisher or agent and references a postal office setting. The readable fragments indicate a local notice or advertisement with postal and publication details.
The notice outlines advertising rates for a local newspaper, detailing costs for insertions. It specifies charges per line, per word, and minimums, including weekly and monthly options, and notes adjustments for repeated or multiple insertions.
Fragmented OCR text describes a confused call for visitors to find shelter, mentioning Ogden, Milwaukee, and a speaker Major Davdd and other names. The piece seems to be a garbled public notice or pamphlet urging hospitality and noting a town event with addresses and dates unclear.
A fragmented tract discusses municipal power and property seizure amid clashes between the mayor and supporters. It references public figures and names in a tense tone, noting calls to action and proposed measures, with strong focus on civic authority and legal boundaries.
The Morning Examiner reports the fair opened with a large crowd despite weather forecasts. Admission was free for children in the morning, and exhibitors faced high expenses to showcase displays. Concerns include security, crowd control, and reports of some exhibits damaged or looted, with management planning measures to ensure a smooth event.
An extended discussion argues for protective tariffs and industrial policy, citing Britain's mercantile protection and the Manchester school as models. It stresses that tariffs spurred domestic production, reduced dependence on foreign goods, and could advance global economic development, warning against free trade as hindering industrial growth.
A garbled report from Moraes Axaminv notes a crowded fair opening with many unclear names and roles. The piece hints at political or social figures and suggests confusion in attendance and event details, with scattered references to individuals, weather, and local issues.
A brief notice states the tome of Jesus will not be moved to Italy despite conflicting claims. Officials or representatives are unnamed, with unclear jurisdiction and dates. further details are unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Vope Blin Xohae and a stone taken to a Lamb shrine. It references Lip Cath and a church piece Jesun, and a transfer to Bale. It also notes a denial about the Pope and Monafgaor seven possibly traveling to Rome in the same year, with Falponto claiming he would be last to the tomb’s creator.
Notice from Wayne County Utah district court regarding the estate of Nancy B Furr deceased. Administrator John Henry Smuth requests claims and vouchers be filed at 2121 Adams Avenue Ogden City or 28 North West Temple Street Salt Lake City by June 26. Publication by Boothe Lee & Badger in Horton Building Baltimore for administrator. August 1st publication date.
Salt Lake and state news reports a planned direct shift of Western Union transcontinental wires from Denver to Salt Lake City via Cheyenne and Pueblo. The change, affecting multiple routes, aims to shorten distance by about 200 miles and involve Colonel T F Cook overseeing Western Union operations and new relay arrangements.
W E McCornick president of McCornick and company and Mrs McCornick arrived in the city Monday morning aboard the Union Pacific after a two month absence. They had toured Cadabad Austria Paris and London, said the trip was restful and smooth with a brief stay in Paris for about ten days. The party planned no skydiving and noted the calm travel despite the political climate.
Fragmentary report details a French chef named Beargn' Kats, long time Salt Lake City resident, collapsing at a stove in the night. Paramedics and officers responded after the incident, and he died en route to St Mari's hospital.
A brief note describes an excursion to Yellowstone Park organized by the Q. and L. line. The trip includes transportation to the park and back, with details on scheduling and contact points for reservations and boarding.
Incomplete report hints at a kidnapping case with mentions of a rough assault, a scarred fish remains, and warnings about kidney poisoning. The text references a Kidneye effort to filter hood poisons and a polling scene, with mentions of drug stores selling related items.
New York announces the marriage of Harvey Thusatan Peck, professor of Latin at Columbia University, and Elizabeth H. Da Korn, a Dalbo fellow from Balun institution. Peck, a long-time fellow in the west, has spent many years in the field. his divorce followed two years of separation.
Washington police report a hunting accident near Beltsville Maryland during Labor Day celebrations. A 61 year old man, named in fragments as Cermas Johnson, was killed by a companion in the woods. Authorities call the shooting a fatal accident and continue homicide inquiries.
Portions of a massive mammoth skeleton have been unearthed near Orville Wade orville area in Oregon. A tooth measures 14 inches, with a mastelating area at 23 inches, and reports describe tusk length up to ten feet.
A harsh fire destroyed the Hercules mine mill near Burke Idaho on the first night, with Kin alone missing and explosives noted in the plant. Damage is estimated between 10 and 100 thousand dollars, damage described as severe to the Cosur d'Ateur dupthint facility.
In Chicago on the night of September 28 a funeral ceremony and a parade were held to honor those killed in a saloon incident. Seventy two marching men carried banners bearing the names of the deceased as part of the temperance enforcement event.
Eddie McGents of Ceukogh won the mid Mawetaht championship in the northwest wrestling circuit. Hubbel Meh and MuGoorly's fierce bout delivered heavy blows with few clean exchanges.
In Wirttenmburg, Bertin and Sen with Lo'Tharrewe prince face a sting incident tied to a ritual at the school. The dean and officials prepare for upcoming examinations and court proceedings amid unusual disruption and tensions.
Larry McLean, the Cincinnati catcher, may return to the field after illness. Reports say he will rejoin team activities once medical clearance is given, signaling a possible comeback for the player amid ongoing team plans.
Burlington system upgrades costing around 69 million dollars across Illinois Indiana Iowa Nebraska and Colorado clear the way for a faster Denver service. New track work reinforced bridges equipment and telegraph facilities aim to reduce Chicago to Denver time to about seven hours for the 1084 mile run. Two fast trains will adopt the schedule, with safeguards to maintain punctuality. The work mirrors large scale preparations by the Burlington and other western railroads to expand fast passenger service to Pacific coast cities.
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