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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
2
The She Standard is an independent newspaper published daily in Ogden City with a weekly front page. Subscription terms list rates for Ogden and nearby regions and note a Sunday-only edition. William Glasmann is named as publisher.
The notice requests subscribers to inform the publisher or mail carrier to stop or continue the Standard after the current period ends. It warns that failure to notify may result in continued delivery and charges. It urges timely action to discontinue or renew.
TO MAL Subscribers Those subscribers receiving The Standard by mail must not send remittances by mail to any solicitor or agent of The Standard All remittances must be sent directly to The Ogden Standard. Always show the collector when he calls and take the official receipt but all letters must be addressed to The Ogden Standard.
Ogden doctors report the new general drug law curbing cocaine morphine and similar abuses across the state. Authorities say enforcement shows progress from coast to coast with addicts seeking treatment at Warm Springs as bartered supplies diminished and crime potential lowers.
The text laments rising drug use in the United States including cocaine morphine and heroin among schoolchildren. It warns of societal decline, compares to China's opium era, urges a strong government response and punishment for dealers to curb the demoralization.
Secretary Medel told President Wilson that exports for the current year ending July 30 will reach 2.75 billion dollars while imports total about 94.4 billion, yielding a favorable balance of 1.26 billion. The nation rises as a leading exporter and expands production of formerly imported goods, reducing reliance on Europe. The war’s impact boosts American industry, with plants meeting domestic demand and new prosperity anticipated.
Fragmentary text argues Theodore Roosevelt failed to meet New York state qualifications to serve as governor, comparing to Utah residency rules. The passage references Albany, governance, and questions of eligibility, with garbled terms and inconsistent phrasing.
The article alleges Roosevelt claimed Washington, DC, as his residence to dodge New York taxes. It cites a sworn affidavit identifying him as a citizen of Washington and questions his qualification for governor within five years of his campaigns. The piece criticizes New York's acceptance of his gubernatorial run and tenure.
P Dwyer in the Standard interview outlines Ogden’s potential to mirror Edmonton’s rise after packing plants spurred growth. He examined cattle and hog sources, rail access, water, and site options, arguing Ogden could become the Intermountain west packing hub and a large city between Chicago and San Francisco.
A Tennessee observer laments Utah’s reliance on outside goods, urging local industry to replace imported items. The piece critiques statewide manufacturing and echoes calls to develop domestic production to revitalize homes and towns. It urges residents to value homegrown work and resist out-of-state supply dependence.
British crew prisoners were reported by Pepsianloopls Agel wa via The Horne and Kende as arriving in the city with officers and wounded sailors paraded before the public. No demonstration occurred though the announcement said 24 told of losses or saves amid Turkish actions on the Dardanelles.
A Knights of Pythias notice announces a planned gathering or meeting at Kirkendall Park with references to organizers and attendees. The fragmentary text names JM Bishop and GC Caduertsomont and mentions Conte Valy fords, indicating a local lodge activity or ceremony.
New York on April 24 reports war sentiment lifting some explosives while most speculation favorites drift. Mexican Petroleum rises over five points as steel leads gains, while railroads slip and sugar and oats trade lower amid broad market volatility. Chicago futures weigh on wheat and corn as Liverpool strength prompts later buying, with soybeans steady and cattle prices mixed across key markets.
Barley and related commodities listing includes Clover priced at 8 004F L Tork 177 80 Tard and Rib goods at 8 624 with 10.02 noted, reflecting varied values and units in a fragmented market snapshot.
Fragmentary stock quotes show prices for mills and firms including Wagon & Machine Co and Sugar Trust. Tiny and garbled figures hint at prices like 53.018, 289.00, 45.00, with entries referencing will sell notices and various company names. The legibility is poor, but the item appears to be a financial brief of bonds or stocks traded.
An OCR fragment advertises The Century Edition at Williams' Music Go located at 2216 Wash. The note asks readers to request a catalog amid unclear wording and misplaced letters. Entities include Williams' Music Go and the address 2216 Wash, with prospects of a catalog request.
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