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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
2
In Terme Om Subscription details for Ogden City readers are listed with annual and nine month options. The notice outlines dispatch routes for a Philadelphia bound service and mentions the Overland route and a youth selection related to a Western mail path.
A fragmented notice explains that subscribers may discontinue Standard deliveries by notifying the publisher or paying by card. It warns arrangements will end when the paid period expires and that the newspaper will not be sent beyond that due date. It mentions renewal, charges, and the publisher’s handling of discontinued papers.
To male SUBSCRIBERS. Phone aubscrivers receiving The Standard by mail must not send remittances by mail to run collector or amptage of The Standard. Always buy that cat for when he gaits on you and take the affidavit receipt. All letters must be addressed to Tow Ogden Standard.
Alaskas railroad crisis leaves unemployed men stranded and unable to afford travel home. Workers warned to avoid routes as the Miweki line falters under strain, forcing men to beg for aid while awaiting distant support.
Readers complain that Ogden should not route the Liberty Bell through their city. The Gazette notes editorials from The Standard and Weber club urging Philadelphia authorities to route the bell by Ogden. The letter writer urged applying pressure to influence the pilgrimage path of the famous relic.
An American, Harry Branton, arrived in Ogden and reports on April 21, 1919, Lettoy Bart Jeu died at Franciscan Hospital in Ban Sulé Fotos, Meteo from a bullet wound. He links raids by roving bands from Mexico and calls for anti American sentiment as U S policy fails.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wartime tale about a German aggression plot targeting New York with 160000 troops and a six year conflict. Shaky passages mention a “crow game” and casualties among groups named Citi Loeke and labiniery Pking ear, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
A historic wartime editorial argues the United States must prepare for a potential German invasion and warns of unpreparedness. It details German advances against New York, Brooklyn’s siege, and the need for a rapid mobilization of trained officers and modern weapons to defend the nation.
The poem contrasts mobilization and duty with disillusionment at the pull of tradition. It laments reliance on an inner, conscious force guiding human aims against the world’s material burdens and the longing for meaningful deeds beyond mere possession.
Local notice describes Omar the Tentmaker at the Orpheum with Loalée Grasalel in the lead. It highlights Miss Arasaler's shift from a sweet heroine Shireen to a hardened, adventurous figure as the plot unfolds and marauders force her into a life of violence and crime.
crop advices from India and Australia show improvement while U.S. markets react with caution. In Minneapolis wheat and corn futures swung, with oats seeing a check after selling pressure. pork and beef futures rose alongside the broader commodity line as export calls waned and prices closed unsettled versus last night. News from Chicago and South Omaha shows varied hog and cattle demand, with steady to higher prices and regional shifts in supply.
New York early trading sees gains in many issues led by high profile names such as Western Electric General Electric and American Locomotive. Railway investment shares show subtle undertone while Amalgamated Paper stands out for an initial rise amid active market movement. Chicago wheat rebounds from earlier losses as heaviness eases amid anticipated larger Argentine shipments.
The Orpheum presents the Berlin operetta A Modern Eve on Sunday as a major season highlight. LeComte and Fleshér lead a large tour cast with a famed beauty chorus and special orchestra.
A weekday closing rule announces that starting Saturday May 1, lumber yards including Volker Lumber Company Utah and Oregon Lumber Company Eccles Lumber Company Wedia Lumber Company Leas Awhight Lumber Company and Coal & Lumber Company will close at 1 00 p m every Saturday The notice lists several firms and indicates a uniform Saturday closing time across the industry.
Berlin reports claim German correspondents Schermans and another observer dispute British front claims from Neuve Chapelle and Givenchy. They say maps and reports misrepresent battlefield gains and atmosphere, noting no English troops or prisoners observed on routes. The fragment includes a Kansas City Journal quip about marriage, money, and deception.
Advert says the white slave film LURE is the feature at the Lyceum, shown today and tomorrow for a nickel. The notice is part of a 5 part program with a 5Sc price.
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