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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
2
The notice lists postal service details with second class matter status at the Poos Office in Ogdsa Italy. It notes act of Congress and publication frequencies, including monthly and six months rates, with advances and prices for subscriptions.
A Republican primary in Ogien Wah calls a county court meeting on October first, 1909, to nominate candidates for mayor, recorder, treasurer, judge, attorney, and auditor. Delegates are apportioned by ward based on voter totals. districts select ward representatives to the city central committee and the convention secretary. The meeting, chaired by H T Hulansiet, designates ward halls for districts and outlines delegate certification procedures.
In Ogden the heavy burdens of debt and expenditures threaten party unity as Democrats face a tough path to nominate a mayoral candidate. Republicans struggle to present a strong single contender amid fiscal woes and internal divisions.
A fragment discusses home remedies for colds and chills, advocating warm water or tea with a painkiller. It references Perry Dovist Painkiller as a trusted, old remedy claimed to aid recovery, with price cues like 85c. The text is garbled and mentions horses and mill terms without clear context.
The article tracks nervousness among financiers and politicians as debates on major reform measures loom. It notes President Taft’s pending proposals on interstate commerce, securities, and corporate taxation, and previews how Congress may react amid shifting market sentiment and regulatory pressures. The piece cites investor unease, potential market impacts, and the looming influence of anticipated legislation on equities, banking, and corporate governance.
A desert prospector, aged and weakened by thirst, was lost for two days near Death Valley. He attempted to loosen a stingy wound drawing water to moisten his tongue but instead wounded his leg with a weapon. Rescuers found him near Lone Willow Springs as heat and exposure threatened his life. A pursuing attack by a bearled assailant left a large leg wound before aid arrived. Separately, a leading American baseball team prepared to depart for Cuba to begin a series with Havana next Saturday.
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