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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented and partially legible clipping from Ogden area paper noting subscription rates and republication rights. Mentions Associated Press credit and boilerplate publishing terms, with unclear dates or names due to damage.
A harsh editorial condemns dog poisoners in Ogden outlining the cruelty of harming pets and affecting children. It argues the act spreads misery to families and urges restraint from such deliberate harm.
The piece analyzes calls to spend twenty thousand dollars from railroads for a Golden Spike celebration amid postwar pressures. It argues that punitive reparations and forced labor threaten Germany, warning that war debts may crush a nation and insisting on prudent, legitimate expenditures without imposing harsh terms.
The editor cites a cautionary tale of a reform‑minded Ohio mayor who rejects poor paving work via strict contract checks. He says city contracts must be exacting and monitored, with firms kept in line or risk nonpayment and punitive consequences for fraud. The piece advocates careful, honest scrutiny of bond‑funded public works.
A dispatch reports on Luxembourgs reception of Americans and the planned Big nationa conference at Mie Parke, noting Americans hold significant influence in the duchy. General W A Smirk heads Waibatoirs. readers are told rival parties foresee American pledges to avoid revolutions and a legislature session rescinds troubling action.
The article discusses Maximilian Harden and his potential impact on Germany amid wartime outrages in Belgium and northern France. It notes opposition to barbarism and praises Harden for speaking against the wrongs, while noting his absence from a list of delegates.
J J Brummitt invites bond sellers to contact him at 2417 Hudson Avenue. Phone 59, t1u. He says he will pay top prices for Liberty bonds.
WASHINGTON April 2 The government price stabilization programs draw toward a final impasse as Secretary Redfield asks for renewed talks with the Industrial Board and railroad representatives. Chairman Peek reveals a letter demanding facts to justify high steel prices and urging reductions, while board resignations remain in Redfield’s hands and may end the stabilization effort if the railroad administration does not budge.
A wire received by Ben Huneaker reports a gas discovery on the Fargoll property near Casper Wyoming. The well is described as large with an estimated several million cubic feet of gas and may indicate a productive area. Details note the Faygo well as a notable find with potential early morning confirmations.
De. May Palmer will speak Sunday evening on Jesus Christ the Morning Star. He argues Christ is a star by authority brightness and glory, notes rejection in France and elsewhere, and invites all to hear the address. Also advertisement for Washington Fruit Store at 2319 Washington Avenue offering bananas and fruit, confectionery, groceries with prompt service.
The Sunday evening service at Fhat Presbyterian will explore can the body rise again and the resurrection, aligning faith with science and experience. The setman will discuss related questions as the choir performs three selections.
The Rotarians of Ogden present a eulogy for Fred J Kiesel praising his public service and community impact. The tribute commends his energy, generosity, and leadership across local and state affairs while noting the family’s anticipated sorrow and the enduring esteem held for him.
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