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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
2
Local readers are offered ad space with pricing per month per line. Rates include ten cents per line for each additional insertion and special options for multiple insertions. Classifieds cover notices and ads with charges listed for various insertion frequencies and lengths.
The Examinetms appoints Muse Young as editor in chief to guide the paper through changes. Junior reporters and staff relations shift as Young navigates editorial leadership and community expectations.
Fragmented OCR items describe proposed rail lines in the Ogonean area and neighboring states. Mentions Northwestern Cape, Wyoming, Oregon Short Line and potential routes near Gaerne, Aubyen, and Traatant. Names and places are jumbled, with several likely proper nouns and dates missing or garbled.
Salt Lake City and state officials urge a strict quarantine on all areas with possible contamination after reports of tainted water. City health commissioner Blewarl and state chemist led a morning conference, calling for thorough cleaning of all reservoirs, pipes, and intake works to prevent further exposure.
A garbled report describes a weevil outbreak in Lake City and nationwide spread. It notes agricultural impact, government response, and claims of rapid progression threatening crops, with mentions of Salt Lake County and hay crops. The text includes many distorted phrases and unclear references to individuals and institutions.
A fragment describes a feared pest outbreak spreading from the east bend near Salt prison, with claims it cannot be destroyed and will spread across the county. It mentions shipments and transportation aiding movement, warns of thousands of acres of vegetation losses, and notes the pest originates from southern Europe as a long-standing threat.
Salt Lake City announces that starting in October every pound of meat sold in Salt Lake City must bear a government or city inspection stamp. City meat inspector Wy Tramain urged rapid compliance, noting three main plants and urging others to obtain clearance to operate.
Washington reports Major General Weston renews General Finnley’s recommendation to relocate the school of musketry to manage large pools in the west. The note cites notional concerns and the president’s view on sending the training center to a suitable site amid administrative adjustments.
A tragic accident near Chiillwael yesterday left Th. Hoxkan aged 26 dead when a hogs wagon ran wild along a public highway. The driver, joined by Charlee Carton, attempted to reach an altar, but a herd of hogs and a horse caused the cart to overturn. Hoxkan died at the scene. Carter sought help but the injured man died soon afterward. The incident occurred near Mansfield, England, in a rural area, with authorities examining the scene.
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