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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
2
An OCR fragment shows ad rate details and formats for local notices and classifieds. It lists prices per line and per week, including local reader ads, preferred placement surcharges, random references, and classifier ads. The text reflects pricing for multiple insertion frequencies and spacing terms.
A partially garbled report notes a drop in school enrollment in Ogden while national figures rise. It mentions about 800 pupils this year versus 400 lost last year, and hints at fair events with juvenile bands from Logan and Opden competing. Weather delays affect fair plans, with extended hours and watermelons distributed to attendees.
A garbled report describes a contentious gathering with references to a Tenult fair and a plan to retrace Prince and Cook routes. It mentions a vessel expedition, political figures, and a convention aimed at action against a North Pale controversy.
The Tester from ten members of the board of directors of the association attended the Fourstate Fair and commended the joint management and gracious acknowledgment of the board. Horace Euelgm, secretary, credits the fair’s leadership and patrons, noting Ogden exposition managers’ praise and strong local support. England's land tax debate is summarized with Lords resisting measures and proposals to tax land values discussed by the House of Commons and Liberal leaders.
Fragmentary remarks discuss proposals to tax measures and the reform of the Lords. The speaker argues for significant changes to government powers, suggesting radical provisions could be sent to the Lords, then possible public or legal action to follow, with emphasis on constitutional limits and the role of Parliament.
The council granted an eight day liquor permit at the fair grounds amid a backdrop of debate on bar licensing. Despite expectations the license was refused Tuesday night, while supporters urged favoring the concession. The episode sparked concern over social impact and public order at the event.
Salt Lake Sept 9 A Sugar House streetcar collision injured Mrs Dita Beth Hodson when Car 414 struck a pole. The rider suffered leg injuries and possible hip dislocation. Passenger R James carried Hodson to 22 Dust Bayenth South street home for care. Doctor Joseph Ha Robluvan attended and stabilized her condition.
The state engineer filed applications with J. M. Lauritzen of Richfield and Sevier county for water use to reclaim more than 60 000 acres in the southern park area. Proposals call for an earth dam with a 76 009 foot canal, 40 feet wide at the top, 20 feet at bottom, to deliver about 1 000 000 cubic feet of water daily. Water would be diverted from a creek in Washington county four miles from Gordonwood, in township 41 west range 10 west Salt Lake meridian. The tract borders the Virgin River to the north and west, King county to the east, and Arizona to the south, totaling about 50 000 acres. A second plan involves extending water use in Short Creek, Washington county.
Purvis physician Dr. N Alsworth recounts surviving a cyclone on May 24 and urges readers to order Renal Compound after a patient with kidney disease reportedly recovered. He notes prior doctors had given up and mentions sending another bottle via local drug firm William Driver & Son Drug Co.
The notice describes a diversion project to the south of Bhott cregk canyon. It outlines an earth dam and a canal with a 1,000 rece capacity, five feet wide at the top and two feet at the bottom. The plan covers 329 acres of uncultivated land and mentions a small boat and a flag attached to a tube for transport.
A blaze at the Reunion Nox mill on the Jordan River near Murray about 1 o'clock destroyed the frame structure. The fire, likely from a malfunction or a box on a stove, gained headway before discovery. Over 8,000 bushels of wheat burned. four reserve sacks saved. Damages exceed $5,000 with $8,500 in improvements lost. A separate accident at Highland Boy smelter injured an iron worker who fell from a 40 foot beam, suffering arm and leg injuries and was hospitalized. The report also notes a civil action in Utah involving mortgage recovery and property description.
Several civil actions filed in the municipal court allege unpaid balances. Eccles Lumber seeks 180.68 from Mrs M R Walker. QB Hoehs & Company sues Thomas Williams for 11.60. Brook & Pickett pursue a suit for goods. F Pearson demands 34,588. Horacas Dix & Company claim 39.45 from A D Hunsaker. Das also sues James Peterson for 146.95 and interest. Studebaker Brothers sue Thomas R Kasey and wife for 55. Dr B G Richbag sues J H Toponce. Lilian Allen sues Harry E Ervin for 218.00.
An offer for a five day Yellowstone Park tour includes rail and stage transportation and lodging for the firb plans fictively is the Park priced at $48.95. For more details contact Mr A & Moselay Traveling Agent Ogden Utah, Union Depot.
Real estate transfers listed include multiple properties in Ogden City and surrounding grids. Transactions show parcels in neighborhoods such as South Open Survey and Week 3 Woodedum- Ron'k Addition, with varied consideration amounts from 200 to 2500 dollars, involving buyers and sellers like Wallaga Taplin Burdett and the Stophona Investment Company among others.
The city council reversed an adjourned decision to deny Hi H Melver a liquor license at the Four State fair grounds. WM Murray and associates were granted permission to operate a detoxicating square license for three months. A separate request for a minor liquor sale at the grounds was rejected for lack of majority. The vote and proceedings followed a stormy executive session with fair association directors present. The council previously voted against renewing Murray’s license, with Peery and Dickson citing business input and fair association benefits. A later letter requested damages over a property grade change affecting a dwelling, referred to the law committee for report.
A brief notice describes a Sep round trip excursion to Brigham City via Imm. Fic. The itinerary includes a return from Brigham at 6:30 and 8. The trip offers peaches and watermelons for all participants, with details hinting at a community or local travel event.
The Rio Grande reports delays on the Grand Junction to Harper line. A defective trunk and poor track conditions force the cancellation of Rin Granite passenger train No. 1, due at 1 pm, due to safety concerns. Superintendent Dalley aims to prevent any accident by keeping the line under heavy surveillance and restricting service until conditions improve.
Advertisement-like notice outlines a complete preday Bark tour with ral and stage arrangements and accommodations at the Park High. For further particulars contact A. Henry, Agent, Union Depot, or Mr. A B Kicseley, Traveling Patent Sam on Agent, Ogden Utah.
A fragmented 1999 letter list outlines numerous individuals and firms, including Gale, Drennan, Brown, Burns, Bramble, Greenwell, Hobart, Jones, Palmer, Parka, Taggart, Wilson, Wareer, and Ward, among others. The item appears as a roster of names with unclear formatting, lacking context or outcomes.
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