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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1915
Page
2
The notice discusses subscription terms for Ogden papers, monthly rates, and delivery specifics. It recounts a political memory referencing the Philippines, the Bryan campaign, and British colonial actions in India, noting public anger at press and campaign tactics and urging continued publication.
Financial writers predict prosperity after the war, but argue Europe will face devastation, reduced population, ruined industry, and debt. Trade may rebound slowly as Europe rebuilds while the United States risks a gap in foreign orders and a shuttered economy without new markets.
A fragmented item notes German propaganda in the United States quoting William Jennings Bryan on British rule in India. The piece references Bryan’s past denunciations of colonial rule and a pamphlet attributed to him, but provides no date or definite sourcing.
A historical note discusses medical struggles in war, citing surgeons split on antiseptics, claims of new antiseptic blends by Dr Alcala Carroll and Dr Henry Dakin with lime carbonate and boric acid, and the broader danger of disease in military campaigns including contaminated water and enteric fever. It recounts past plagues and military losses from dysentery and yellow fever, illustrating how disease often rivaled battlefield deaths.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Weber County population data with references to Ogden and surrounding regions. Mentions counts like 1010, 686, and 118 in unclear contexts. Overall, provides no clear, verifiable population totals or dates due to transcription issues.
A diplomat states the Monroe doctrine remains a principled safeguard amid South American calls for reform. He argues U S actions are guided by right and good faith, with cooperation from the American government to implement strong measures without provoking a backlash from Mexican factions seeking peace.
An old report summarizes British views a year into World War I. It notes Britain’s optimism despite prolonged conflict, Germany’s unexpected mobilization, and Russian reversals. It mentions Kitchener’s warning, anticipated fronts, and a shift from rifle to machine gun as infantry weapon. An American expert speculates future infantry gear and tactics.
Genera Motors stock edges higher while other autos slip. Prices drift, with Bredl at 72 1 2 and Continental Can under pressure. Railroads seen as financially shaky. Omaha livestock receipts 6,000 lower. steer and cow ranges around 5.80 to 7.60. western and Texas cattle at 6.00 to 7.40. calves 7.00 to 10.00. hogs, lambs and other categories varied. Sugar and refined sugar futures mix as noon prices rise slightly on covering.
Chicago grain prices slipped amid warmer weather while spring wheat states reported ripening rots. No clear rise in country offerings. prices swung from declines to gains before easing. Oats and corn followed wheat weakness. hogs traded lower as demand weakened. metal prices listed for New York markets.
New York markets opened with broad gains as early trading showed strength across sectors. Investors tracked speculative issues and watched steel and railroad shares amid uncertain macro signals, while the overall market ebbed and flowed with a cautious tone.
A historical note on Cyrus McCormick and the invention of the reaper. It traces his early life in Virginia, inventive process, the first field trials, and the eventual rise of mechanized harvest. The piece highlights the impact on farming and the spread of reaper technology to the Midwest.
On a national festival in Parin the nation honored the composer of the anthem Tha Margeniaine. Basody of Roupet da l'Tale, the composer, was exhumed and conveyed with ceremony to the Palace of the Invalides.
Follow the crowd Tuesday at Hot Springs as reports describe the Czar of all the russ possessions amassing wealth beyond most men. His titles cover palaces churches estates and farms with an army of assistants. Estimated net revenue exceeds 29 million annually. The piece notes temperance orders and warns against delay in action.
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