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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1915
Page
2
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Ogden strengthens as a manufacturing hub with rapid plant growth. John Scawerraft & Sona's outfit expanded from six machines in 1912 to 195, with 15 more planned, employing over 200 workers. Output in overalls and shirts targets western markets, aided by union wages and improved shipping that extend reach beyond regional rivals.
A New York Evening Post view argues war costs threaten national bankruptcies if battles grow longer and intensify. It reflects on finance, disarmament hopes, and the unsustainability of extended warfare at rising costs.
Contemplating humanity amid war, the piece argues Germany can sustain conflict via finances while Britain relies on external credit for food and goods. It recalls Gettysburg tactics, Aus der Front, and notes strategic moves by German forces and Austro allies, emphasizing resource limits and endurance in prolonged war.
A critique argues the Warsaw victory cost Germany dearly and Russia withdrew most forces to defend Russia, asserting the campaign did not decisively favor the Allies and warning the cost could be far higher if the Russian army remains intact.
The article describes a drastic decline in property values in Vancouver and Victoria as war effects linger. An American investor lost roughly a million in value after investing 240000 in Vancouver four years earlier. A parcel once sold for 5000 changed hands for 1500, illustrating widespread devaluation and poverty following the downturn.
The San Francisco Chronicle discusses a new banking shift by discounting prime commercial paper at lower rates than other paper. It notes benefits to lending banks and borrowers, potential for interest rate equalization, and concerns over acceptances and written evidence. The piece explores how this plan could reduce risk for borrowers and widen access to capital, while highlighting scrutiny of non gilt instruments and the evolving use of discounts.
Map le Hin Aug 1 Robbers blew the safe at the Maple 1411 State bank with an explosion and escaped with about $2000. An estimated seven men were involved while citizens were held at bay by gunfire and bluffs.
Luther Burbank, the plant specialist, speaks at the National Conference on Mace Peller ment, arguing that constant selection and best-type breeding can greatly improve species. He cautions against indiscriminate planting and stresses durable progress requires both favorable environment and active artificial selection across generations.
The Goddess presents Hears-Song war pictures with the World production Finer Feathers at the Alhambra theater for 5 and 10 cents. Shows run from 2 to 1 p.m. tomorrow.
The listing shows Mary Fuller in a three reel comedy Marys Duke and King Baggott in a two reel feature. At the Lyceum today admission is five cents for adults and five cents for children.
The article outlines glass production in the United States, detailing the three main types window, bottle, and plate glass. It covers raw materials like silica and oxides, melting, blowing, and rolling processes, factory equipment, quality control, and finishing operations including grinding and polishing on large tables. It notes historical notes and the scale of production and labor.
In Russian Poland around Siedlce German forces press toward the central Polish government. The region is described as a historic theater of conflict with retreating Russian lines and escalating military activity surrounding the Polish authorities.
Philadelphia August 10 Charles Ueber Clark writer under the name Max Adeler died today at Eaglesmere Pa. He was known for humorous books and short stories and was an authority on tariff meters. He was a manufacturer near here and aged sixty six. Read the Classified Ads.
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