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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
2
A damaged OCR notice explains subscription terms for the Standard. It warns that nonpayment or missed renewals may lead to interruption or discontinuation of delivery. It requests subscribers to contact the publisher by card letter or in person to avoid service cessation.
Readers urged to resend the Standard by mail only to The Ogden Standard and to pay the collector when called, with receipts. The notice warns subscribers and employees not to mail items to solicitors or other staff, directing direct submission to the Ogden Standard.
A fragmented list of miscellaneous newspaper stands and outlets across California and Utah. entries include Kemps News Agency in Los Angeles, McGillis News Stand in Salt Lake City, Dots Store in Brigham City, and others with scattered locations.
Sunday the amateur baseball league season opens with a town event organized by local businesses at Fair Grounds. The event features intense rivalry and crowd interest comparable to major league play, with large attendance noted in other cities.
A fragment praises amateur teams, noting players are integral to the community and a homegrown product worth fostering. It expresses hope for widespread support and a strong reception to elevate the sport, seen as the cleanest of American pastimes.
A Montana context article critiques local views on religious liberty in Ogden, arguing against bias toward Christian dominance. It questions permit norms for Hindu Buddhist temples and tents, noting potential protections for non Christian worship in residential areas and public spaces.
Fragmented wartime dispatch recounts deadly gases and explosives used near Ypres and the Yeor canal. It notes Allied retreat, bombardment effects, and circulation of reports about new German devices and lethal projectiles, with claims of mass casualties and evacuations amid ongoing bombardment.
Fragmented OCR describes imagined horror as gas weapons and incendiaries threaten to unleash mass destruction. The piece cites German and British fears, projecting astronomical battles, heavy bombardment, and a world-ending sense as Europe faces imminent catastrophe in the near future.
The piece notes growing Borah support within a divided Republican field. It says Roosevelt may back a Borah bid for restoration of prosperity and a sane program, while figures like Root and Lodge admire Borah and favor any move toward his elevation. Alignment with Roosevelt's faction could cement Borah’s viability.
The piece discusses a rising sentiment for Borah as a presidential candidate, with Western accessibility and strong leadership cited. It notes Republican factions showing support and a push for party harmony, aiming to unite against rival candidates and solidify Borah as a national figure.
Grim mighty tale portrays Grimsby seamen braving North Sea storms to destroy mines. The crew faces death with courage as waves crash and rigging strains. A dramatic scene foregrounds peril, duty, and steadfast sailor honor amid a hazardous voyage.
In April 940 ph tin, Baron Ve Mac ohie, the Auaelan ambassador, and Anne MNWTiLeW signalled ongoing negotiations between Katy and Must, seen as progress toward a possible Cust agreement. The daring Cossacks plunge into rivers of ice in Hearts in Exile at Alhambra today and tomorrow.
A revised Barker in Ogden promises a vivid picture and wholesome entertainment tonight. The program highlights an ambitious film from a major studio, with emphasis on clean themes and strong production values. Local watchers are invited to attend as the city enjoys a mild cultural uptick.
The Century Bastion at Wilinana Music Co advertises a world class shoot mile at 1h. Located at 2215 Wash, customers are asked to request the company catalog.
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