Shy Standard Notice From Ogtion Utah Post Office
Public notice printed by the Post Office in Ogtion Utah under the authority of Congress on March 3. Daily publication confirms official action and informs readers of the notice.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
2
Public notice printed by the Post Office in Ogtion Utah under the authority of Congress on March 3. Daily publication confirms official action and informs readers of the notice.
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The 1909 Republican convention will be composed of delegates apportioned among city wards. Ogden City wards and surrounding districts will elect delegates, with districts naming candidates for mayor recorder treasurer and other offices. District committees will pick chairmen secretaries and certify delegates to the convention while wards meet at designated halls and times.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe prosecutions involving Fred Chains Dore and others, references to a mayoral unit and Atayur Brower. The text is garbled with unclear names, dates, and actions, offering no coherent incident or outcome.
A fragmented 1910 article outlines Republican paths to victory and details the Utah Light and Railroad Company plan to suspend part of the Ogden Canyon power line. It describes building towers and a conduit to carry power over 200 feet high, with extensive labor, to feed Weber and nearby regions. The piece notes timing around October and November political events and references prominent party figures and local energy concerns.
A garbled but era voice advocates voter participation in primaries, warnings about apathy, and discussions of who should vote. It argues for universal suffrage, notes that restrictions harm governance, and stresses that reforms must ensure equal access to the ballot for men and women alike while opposing civic manipulation.
A fragmented OCR note hints at political involvement by a central bank and references unclear figures such as Sorvohirye MacWemen. The text cites misstatements about commitments and endorsements, with garbled terms suggesting a debate over monetary authority and policy support.
The state W T U convention closes after a successful session praising Ogden and leadership. Officers named include President Mtrii Lebo Slopard of Salt Lake and Vice Presidents Newton of Springville and Mary Nt. Bolden Provo, with key delegates for The WoWCTE and the world convention in Edinburgh Scotland.
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