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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
7
Fragmented OCR shows a bustling Ogden page with ads and notices. The Odeon theater promotes a “Shepherdess” film as a beautiful picture, while funeral and church notices mark A L Howe and Athert Howe’s services. Various ads mention coal, peaches, real estate lending, a city school event, and community announcements about the Davis County fair preparations and local business promotions.
The event promises good music and a special police presence each evening in Illzqvere. Kids are invited to enjoy the merry setting as locals gather for the fair.
Fragmented OCR reads of heavy traffic reports show confusion in Salt Lake handling, with references to local ministers and California elements unclear. The garbled text suggests widespread congestion and stalled operations, but specifics remain unreadable.
A flow of fountains replaces cups to reduce contagion spread in public schools. Each pupil now uses a fountain with continuous water flow. cups, pencils, and penholders are discouraged to minimize contamination. Principals are instructed to enforce changes, report sanitation issues in writing, and consult Dr Beatty on remedies.
Hearst accuses Governor Haskell of pressuring and bribery attempts while defending his own position. The clash centers on a request to dismiss suits against Miandad Oil and alleged political interference. Complex exchanges reference various figures, including Attorney General Manet and figures from Ohio, with sensational rhetoric and unclear details.
The board of health and school principals will meet to discuss school negotiation matters. William Allison, superintendent of schools, will coordinate details and arrange a phone call to confirm when he can attend.
Report from Onaton Chine dated Sept 22 describes Taois 1 Intavan Indignaton among Chi que against Feeaca over a conflict yesterday. United Nations authors attempted to detain supposed native pirates aboard the Haul Beau tied to Mesgageries Maritime. The captain, supported by the French consul, refused to permit arrests on landing, pirates escaped during the dispute. The Chinese yard captain on the steamer was removed for being too friendly with foreigners, sparking boycotts of the French and sharp French criticism.
A plan to ship timber from Honduras contemplates exploiting about 8,000 acres of hardwood, building twenty miles of railway with spur lines, and sending ships to the United States. As land is cleared, rubber and other crops are to be planted.
A reader letter discusses cold weather remedies alleging Postum coffee substitute aids circulation and heart health. The writer cites headaches, indigestion, and nervousness from coffee, claims improvement in complexion and energy after using Postum, and notes a husband’s similar relief. The piece imitates a testimonial format with dated town names and branding references.
A condensed card expresses gratitude from Mee Sarah Wilson and PAMIEY of Provo for support during a recent illness and death. Mentions tax payments, a rental matter, and acknowledgment of the community's help and clergy.
A train carrying thirty cars of sheep on the Malfeic Idaho Northern ran off near Welser after a stone fell from a haven wall loosened by recent rain. The wreck blocked the track all day and many sheep were killed or injured.
Alfred Hendrickson, a Bingham miner, sustained a fractured skull and serious injuries after a cavern collapse at Highland Bay. He was transported to Salt Lake City for treatment as paralysis affected him during the incident on September 1.
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