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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
2
Ogden Utah Postoffice operations altered under a broader act published daily except Sundays by The Standard Public Co. Officials confirm changes affect mailing schedules and service zones, with adjustments to hours and processing dates. Local residents advised to watch notices for updated postal routes and pickup times.
A gibberish OCR fragment discusses condemnations of Hearst and Diograce rhetoric by both major parties. It notes attacks on personal character without solid evidence and warns against discrediting opponents. Minor parties seek any chance to influence the race amid the partisan din.
A crowded Republican gathering is anticipated tonight with prominent business figures signaling their intent to attend. The event aims to verify voter sentiment and address concerns that primaries may be influenced by party insiders rather than the public.
A 1906 1909 roundup details multiple Weber and Salt Lake County cases including pardons clemency denials and prison terms. Names such as Guay Cony Spencer Wilbur Medugin and Camp appear with sentences from three to ten years. Parole requests and commutations feature alongside accusations of grand larceny burglary robbery and forgery.
A fragmented political piece reports on primary processes, candidate futures, and public influence. It notes party factions, endorsements, and the role of media scrutiny, with mention of Pope Max and legal advocates as part of a broader campaign dynamic.
A continuation of the monthly meeting of the State Board of Pardons at the state prison took place Tuesday. Several cases were discussed with leniency granted in a few instances while others were deferred for further consideration. The board adjourned after a lengthy session.
Alumni group plans a 6 audience football game at Mediigh schol on Wednesday at 7 pm to form three teams and face the Western champion. Notable alumni from Vale Princeton and Utah will play, with veterans Scudderroth and others. Proceeds fund uniforms as the alumni seek strong turnout and decisive victory.
Fragmentary OCR text notes growing conditions near North Creek with forest and adtran references. Mentions hourly work, mood and weather indicators, and multiple unclear phrases about dates and activities. No clear events, persons, or organizations emerge.
Mary W. French was granted a Salt Lake divorce by Judge Morse. The complaint filed April 29 cited desertion, failure to support, and infidelity. Frank D. French was ordered to pay $605 monthly alimony. contempt proceedings were noted for nonpayment. The report also covers other divorce actions and a Women's Clubs Convention schedule in Salt Lake.
The body of a man known as Lankespler was found face down near the corner of Malu and Second Northeast streets. He had a bottle of morphine in his pocket and appears to have died after heavy drinking. A companion named Ogden reported moving to Belgham City and then to Wen ville. County officials took charge. no obvious wounds were noted. Doctor A. Maugian has recently recovered from a serious appendicitis. Four young men from Box Bava received summons letters for upcoming service.
Les Thton reports the Cache County sugar factory started with 160 workers and 40 to 50 on extra shifts. Deliveries lag as other pressing work keeps crews busy, reducing productivity. One factory will not earn at least a few days, with full ramp up expected within a week. Factory has moved to start operations.
The fragment discusses a rule about prompect versus the parent campaign and notes higher averages by 500 ners than last year. It mentions a rummage and a diatom with a planned morning event. A news- channel building is not completed this year.
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