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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1915
Page
2
A partial OCR shows an independent newspaper note with subscription details and publishing cadence. It mentions evenings except Sundays, drivers of circulation, and a location reference to Mart Glenmarn, suggesting editorial or publishing staff and distribution notes.
A subscriber notice explains how to end the Standard subscription by customer action and payment of due period. It warns that the paper will stop after proper notice and that readers may object to both stopping and continuing the service. It urges timely notification to avoid further charges or delivery.
Readers of The Standard by mail are instructed not to send payments to any solicitor or agent. All remittances must go directly to The Ogden Standard and attendees should request official receipts. Letters should be addressed to The Ogden Standard.
California papers urge strict enforcement of a state education measure to restrain classroom fashions. Critics say self contained teachers push theories that weaken schools while opponents warn against drastic system upheaval. Education leaders argue restraint lacks broad support and may hinder progress.
A garbled bulletin describes Slovaks living under Magyar power in Harapeite and Slo vake, noting poverty and neglect, long borders near Praenbarge to Zemplin, and claims of peaceful resilience amid repeated subjugation by Hungarians. The piece cites the Geographic Society on historic domination and the Slovak struggle to maintain identity amid hardship.
The text discusses the Blay migration and linguistic strata among Slavs, contrasting Czech and Slovak temperaments. It notes Slovaks as a distinct people under Magyar influence, with limited schooling and pressure to merge, yet outlines a 100-year awakening toward a national language and identity culminating in support for independence and linguistic reform.
William Foulkes former civil service commissioner denounces Postmaster General Burleson for abusing patronage in appointing fourth class postmasters. He cites law on open competitive examinations and merit, condemning political influence and conscription of officials into party service. He argues for honest enforcement of civil service rules and removal of spoils practices.
An analysis of Italian aims toward Istria and Trieste region details patience with Austria over Triest’s fate. It notes Italy demanding Istria and Trieste corridors, and outlines geographic and economic importance of the Istrian coast, Pola naval base, and coastal ports. It discusses Austro-Hungarian holdings, ethnic composition, and the strategic value of these provinces to trade and Mediterranean power.
A garbled 1920s Ogden item discusses eighty six liquor venues amid prohibition debates. It cites Mrs Nye and Mrs Bhavard arguing liquor outlets hinder sobriety while others claim prohibition fails, noting numerous licenses issued and urging reevaluation of alcohol laws.
The passage discusses harsh punishments and social tensions as people move between California and Utah. It cites a marginal note by Mr. Hadley and comments on hunger, migration patterns, and misconceptions about Utah. It questions regional prosperity and hospitality in the western states.
Charismatic star Chas Chaplin headlines the Alhambra showing tonight with a top tier comedy act. Admission is ten cents for patrons, promising classic silent laughs and fast paced gags from the famed performer.
Prof and Paul of the University of Utah lectured in Wouldville Liberty and Fido about birds and their impact on farming. He urged experts to destroy hawks only when harmful, protect song birds, and warned the English sparrow drives out desirable species and causes damage.
Charles Chaplin stars in a promotion highlighting a five cent and ten cent sale event. The article notes audience interest and accompanying displays at local shops.
Louis Sapae, bartender at the Pachile saloon on Twenty fifth street, was shot in the hand by Austrian Mitat Vyamevrich while attempting to quell a disturbance. Patrolman James Hearn arrested two men, Tramaevich and Herman Wad J. WL Whiteley, on charges of disturbing the peace. Chaplin film advertised at the Alhambra tonight with 5c and 10c showings.
The article notes a new minister appointment at the loop Tapist church with deacons arranging the transition. De Zimmerman seeks a permanent link and a Protestant revival theme is echoed as candidates discuss tying local churches to broader state work. A Tremonton event and an Alhambra organ feature are also referenced alongside Chaplin performances.
A team of draft horses belonging to Whikih Then drags in Urey Mi Shavday afternoon near Ly Hudson grove between Twodtydthird Kn Hremnty and Pourehy as the Wheeliner company wagon suffers a mishap. The driver acts quickly to attend the injured animal and ensure others remain safe. Local authorities are investigating the incident and no bystanders were harmed.
Fragmentary copy discusses attempts to control natural forces for food production and the role of applied science. It recounts a speaker lauding honest scientists, the juries’ purpose to uncover truths, and a warning against personal profit. A concluding exchange mentions the Dove of Peace as the Blue Bird.
A large Tabernacle audience heard De Free GQ discuss science and religion under Weber and Ogden stake supervision. He argued that scientific evidence strengthens belief when it illuminates existence and the universe, while noting that religious faith remains foundational. the talk explored predictions and the evolving view of science in a community setting.
The Orpheum presented Tillie's Punctured Tomance last night to large crowds. The comedy drew roaring laughter with elaborate staging and lively audience approving comments, marking it as one of the season's top entertainments.
Funeral services were held today for Mrs MM Campbell who died Friday night at her ranch near Holbrook Idaho. She was a prominent figure in Bikvant City and had made her home here for many years, with her death shocking the community as her body was brought to Brigham City yesterday.
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