Lenroot Allies With Wilson Backers in War Unity Call
Lenroot declares support for President Wilson as the war effort requires national unity. He urges Democrats and Republicans to set aside politics and unite for victory, citing Americanism and collective resolve to defeat the enemy.
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Wheconsin
Levine
Lenroot
US Declares War on Austria Hungary in 1917
The United States formally enters World War I against Austria Hungary. On December 7, 1917, Congress and the President declare a state of war, authorizing full military action. Observers note prior hopes to separate Austria Hungary from Germany were feigned by Austria Hungary’s actions.
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United States
Austria
Congress
Valle States
Preshiyot Witson
Austria Hungary
Germany
Conul Ceernin
Hed
Wilshn
Czernln
Third Liberty Loan Campaign Opens With Parade
Ogden gears up for the Third Liberty Loan drive with a kickoff parade and meeting. Wm Taft urges states to fully participate, stressing that failure would be a disaster and calling for enthusiastic, organized effort to win the war.
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Ogden
Liberty Loan
Ioana
Jap Monster Speaks On Democracy Amid War Effort
In a wartime appeal, leaders urge every citizen and agency to do their duty. The message frames national unity and effort as essential to victory, with public figures and parties expected to support the cause.
Hanging of a German sparks national outrage in wartime
A wartime editorial rails against anti American actions and German nationals amid a wave of alleged outrages. It condemns attempts to terrify the public, calls for stronger laws to curb crime, and denounces sympathizers while urging vigilance against sabotage and espionage. The piece portrays German born individuals as threats and excuses harsh responses as necessary to protect the country.
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Callinaville
Rob
Bto
Americana
Congress
Dave
Ins
Jawen
Ancale
Hosa
Jdna
Ani
Yiclim
Much More Room for Economy in War Aid Letters
A reader letter to The Standard urges tighter wartime economy in America. It argues enforced rationing may come, cites wealthier classes contributing less, and notes that luxury purchases have fallen while basic goods and wages rise. It stresses saving fuel and extending support for allies without crippling industry.
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Kaye
How to Irrigate the Home Garden
Practical guide for beginners on planning irrigation to fit garden layout. Emphasizes matching row direction to water flow, creating furrows on slopes, and using main and branch furrows to distribute moisture. Recommends leveling, soaking, and frequent cultivation to retain soil moisture and reduce evaporation.
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Arden
Fielphbor
Gaeden
Ogden to Host Big Liberty Loan Parade and Rally
Ogden prepares a large patriotic demonstration tomorrow with a street parade led by shopmen and three bands. The mass meeting at the Tabernacle will feature the Southern Pacific Glee Club and speakers from local and regional offices to urge a strong Liberty Loan response.
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Shopmen
Ogden
Joan Campaien
Stark Winder
Southern Pacific Glee Clib
Southern Pacific
Glee Clth
Washington Avenue
Tabernacle
Ierade
Ct Meiats
Southern Pacific Etptoyes
Hickey
Commumissary Service
Fred Gentseh
Banda
John Scowpcroft & Fons Company
Srowcraft Fife and Drum Corps
AU Inet
Oywot
Abdau
Southern — Pacific Pracy
Abdou
San Fancisco
Mr. Mepaban
Welfare Department
Southern Paelie Railroad
Tabernachy
Rom Faustamit
Thomas G. Burr
Garden
Cormreliter
Wetur County
Corncr
Betensp
Bag
Orton
Garede
Liberty Loan
Ad Ogden
Waber County
Russian Emissary Returns From Berlin Report
Moscow dispatch says Peter Petroff, the Russian emissary, returned from Berlin with a peace treaty signed by Chane von Herling and Emperor Will. He relayed that Livonia and Estonia east of the Russo German frontier would be under Russian sovereignty. Petroff declined further details until reporting to the government council. He opines Ukraine as a distinct nation does not exist due to no racial difference with Augs. Also noted are amalgamation of Timber Workers and Shingia Weavers unions and Batavia seriont teachers seeking a $100 raise.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Peter Petroff
Berlin
Chane
von Herling
Emperor Will
Sveatia
von Kubimania
Reichstas
Livonia
Esthenia
M. Ferroft
Ukraine
First Prize at Fat Stock Show Goes to Goden Concern
The Hansen Livestock and Feed company at Ogden won first prize at the Fat Stock Show in Salt Lake City for entries of cattle fed with their stock feed Lurerion. The firm, employing 63 at its Ogden yard and mill, buys 2000 cattle and 10,000 sheep, with operations expanding across yards near Ogden, Lewiston, and additional wells and launches. The text notes the company’s growing role as a stock center and its influence on local farming and livestock markets. It also mentions the Amalgamated Association urging police to remain loyal to the Government during the War.
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Hansen Livestock and Feed
Ogden
Spit Lake City
Ogden Point
Ao Inquiry
Dyder
United States
West Ogden
Tle and
Sharp
Ogden Yard
Ogden Plant
Scompiany
Logen
Lewiston
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