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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
2
Record U S crop output tops three billion bushels
Government reports as of August 1 show a record crop year with corn production exceeding three billion bushels, white potatoes near peak yields, sweet potatoes matching top marks, and wheat slightly above last year though 1916 saw a worse period. The article links rising motivation and patriotic appeal to farming success and notes a wheat shortage would be less felt if more corn products are consumed.
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United State
United States
When Odessa Is Captured Forecasts Drive on Odessa
Landau foresees German and Austro Hungarian forces pressing from Galicia toward Odessa, a key Black Sea port and market in a vast agricultural region. Capture of Odessa would cripple Russian access to grain and Black Sea shipping, with winter approaching shaping strategic moves.
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Landau
Ga- Vela
Bukawlea
Huasla
Mack Bea
Odessa
Mt Odessa
Russia
New Republic
Dniester
Kerenaky
When Speeding Is Dangerous
The Los Angeles Times offers sane advice on safe driving speeds. It cites thirty miles per hour on clear country roads as reasonable but unsafe in city limits, twenty miles per hour on city streets between crossings as prudent but risky near crossings, and eight miles per hour near railroad tracks. It notes speed must match location and conditions and cautions that reckless speed invites enforcement.
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Los Angeles Times
Stop Look Listen Before Crossing Railroads
The text urges drivers to stop wait and look twice before crossing any railway. It warns of fines or death if speed or crossing without clear sight and emphasizes taking two minutes to ensure the way is clear. It cautions against speeding in cities rural areas and business districts and stresses not to cross slowly or without full knowledge of the track clearance.
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Wight
Burtnens
Take the Signs From the Canyon Protest Notes
A local controversy roars over advertising in canyon scenery. Gue Wright urges merchants to remove offensive marks marring nature. Sheriff H W Peterson says a law against defacing scenic attractions will be enforced. Citizens urged to protect natural beauty and avoid further vandalism to trees in the canyon.
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Gue Wright
Blanderd
Sherrif HW. C. Peterson
Evenyone
mMigu
Encouraging Outlook for Drafted Men in War Reports
Babson's Reporter, sent to merchants, claims war records show only one in 16 killed and one in six wounded, with few disabled returning to ranks. It notes disease and typhoid pose greater peril than combat, and that morale has declined since the war began.
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Europe
Babson
Nha
Mote Tata
Vere
Ware
Bulleta
Rabsdp
Raya
Quack Patent Remedies Promising Health Cure
A jumble of dubious lines touts tonics and compounds for hair loss kidney and bladder issues. It features testimonials from readers claiming dramatic results, and an address in Mayton Ohio for Dr Taher’s free advice and prescriptions, urging readers to buy “three-grain Cadomend tablets” and related products.
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Tamia
Colleceide
Elwond
Mayton
Ohio
Taher
Lawie Gakde
BirsoThe
Isa
Beoontil
Norwich
Drafted troops face uneven risks and limited combat
The article argues mortality varies by service branch with heavy artillery less deadly than other roles. It notes officers and corporals suffer higher loss than privates, and most drafted soldiers will see limited fighting in Europe. It predicts aeroplanes will keep many troops from serious combat but suggests war will continue until large forces, including air power, reach France.
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Etty
New York
France
Aber
Germany
Europe
Northern Lights Seen in Ogden Tonight
The northern sky glowed over Ogden last night with a rare auroral display. The article notes auroras occur about once per decade as far south as 41 north, and discusses theories linking auroras to solar activity and magnetic storms, citing Professor Loomis on sunspots and geomagnetic relations.
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Ogden
United States
Musasla
California
Jamaica
Labrador
Loomis
New Century Printing Co Ad in Provo Utah
Color printing catalog pages advertise fine color printing and loose leaf work offered by New Century Printing Co of Provo Utah. The brief note suggests station ery bik making as a fragment of the ad.
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New Century Printing Co
Provo
Utah
Ogdenites Plan Wyoming Trip To Yellowstone Park
Royal Eccles, Joseph Scowcroft Jr, Orvon Douslay and others from Salt Lake, led by Thomas Giles and Dave Nomnay, set out today on an auto trip to Yellowstone. They will pass Worland and Codgo to inspect a new gurar plant, then travel back via the park. They intend to camp and hunt, staying about ten days.
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Royal Eccles
Joseph Scowcroft Jr
Orvon Douslay
Oxden
iThomas Giles
Dave Nomnay
jSalt Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Worland
Wio
Gurar
Fleblog
Magazines for Soldiers Donation Drive Gathers Reading Material
Volunteers organize a library donation effort to supply magazines and literature for soldiers. Donors bring books and periodicals to the Ogden library. the librarian will read and sort, then ship a complete year’s MU to American Library Association for forwarding to France.
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Eroia Treponan
Ogden
American Library Association
France
Amicus
Bopa
Study on Labor Probs Prompts Utah School Opening Delay
A Weber County visit under State Superintendent K O Gowanus examined how school openings might be deferred to aid crops. The committee, including De E G Gowand and Prof John O Saennon, weighed labor impact and plans for both farmers and schools. They may draft an arrangement to secure needed help during harvest.
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Weber County
Gowanus
Cagnera
E.G. Gowand
John 0. Saennon
Uy Mora
Old Age A Crime And War Time Reflections
A fragmented text offers health warnings about aging and the dangers to kidneys and joints, then shifts to an advertising notice for Cold Medal, followed by Edgar A Guest’s poem about wartime duty and the importance of work over cake and pleasure. An exhortation to read the classified ads.
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Peter
Aldeey Amt
Wadder
Viaatlem
Folland
New Minister Begins Duties in Copenhagen Dispatch
A Berlin report states Dr. von Kuehlmann resigned his duties for ten months and left with Chancellor Michaelin and Dr. William von Stumm for the army’s main headquarters. They will be joined by Vice Chancellor Heliferie. Dr. Michaelo will then visit the grand dukes of Raden and Darmatadt.
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Deriln
von Kuehlmann
Michaelin
William von Stumm
Heliferie
Michaeo
Raden
Darmatadt
Toledo ad copy and medical remedy claims fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows an advertisement from Toledo Ohio with dubious claims about a cough or catarrh medicine. Names and details are garbled, but references appear to a local seller and a medicinal product. The legible mentions Toledo and a medical tone, with unclear brand or agent names.
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