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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1915
Page
2
A community-voiced editorial urges residents to oppose unchallenged political influence and supports routing a new highway north of the lake, arguing opposition preserves the city’s momentum and integrity. It condemns silent majorities and calls for active civic engagement to protect Ogden’s future.
A burned fragment discusses whether merchants extend credit to minors without parental consent. It argues that this practice harms youths and both merchant and minor face consequences, while credit with parental knowledge is acceptable. The piece emphasizes restraint to avoid evil outcomes.
Mouriian diamonds of zinc ore are to be delivered to the smelters by Lakeview Mining at Promontory Point this month. The camp, barely months old, marks a remarkable Utah record with four trainloads shipped since the first hast. Warfarh ore totals fourteen loads expected to net about $15,000, funding circulation in Caden and boosting Promontory Point's mining impact.
On the Lincoln Highway the Standard's special section, once neglected, drew attention of automobile tours and influenced leadership along the line. The episode shows that persistent effort can alter rivalries and shift opinions in the road's development.
The piece argues prosperity follows bumper crops and rising output. It notes increased orders and high prices for cattle hogs wheat copper and other products. Rail traffic is robust with 101 trains through Cheyenne this week and Southern Pacific trade activity is excellent.
A United States Department bulletin reports horseflies aid spread of anthrax to both animals and humans. It cites experiments showing horseflies and stable flies carry anthrax, notes observations in West Texas, and warns against reducing control measures. It describes bites causing animals to stop feeding and cluster for protection, with broader implications for livestock health.
An agricultural note describes a natural pest problem where fleas feed on a single animal during a hot spell, with many dying from blood loss and wounds. It details kerosene film use on water surfaces to destroy adult insects, the life cycle from eggs to larvae to pupal stages, and notes that in Texas eggs are laid on rocks in shallow water. The text suggests one generation per year and highlights regional efficacy in marshy, wooded areas.
Great shale beds in Weber canyon will supply the brick industry in Ogden. Shale will be brought by trainloads and mixed with local clay to manufacture test bricks. The high quality product is expected to create a broad market with little competition, boosting Ogden’s commercial growth.
A columnist argues for firm U S action toward Mexico, condemning Venustiano Carranza and his government for defiance. The piece urges naval power, potential landings near Mexico City, and decisive measures to force compliance by external powers, including South American nations, amid escalating tensions. The tone favors authoritative intervention to quell the warlike factions in Mexico.
A brief notice urges attendance at The Rosary showing at Ogden Theatre today and again tomorrow. The piece emphasizes the screening as a key entertainment option without additional details.
Six individuals linked to the Eastland disaster face indictments. Joseph T. Arnale, president. WY Ninn Aut, vice president. Wo Slwel, secretary treasurer. Harry Padoraed, captain. Jorg M. Bitteann, bondsman, with $20,000 bonds each. Four other officers and the ship’s engineer are named in the case. The charges involve negligent acts related to the steamship company’s management.
The grand jury report assigns blame to improper loading and unstable conditions aboard the vessel. It cites overloading, mishandling of ballast water, and structural design as key factors, with repeated safety warnings ignored by officers and crew. It urges federal approval for construction, constant inspection, and a reorganized steamboat service under coordinated federal control.
The Garner and Morris families extend heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness, death, and funeral of Mrs Lan Morris Garner. Gratitude is especially offered to speakers, floral contributors, and those who provided support at the service and afterwards.
Fragmentary ad text mentions Pacific Islanders excursion with references to routes and timings. Readable elements include names and terms like Pacific and excursion, but many words are garbled. The item appears as an advertisement snippet lacking clear details or dates.
Partial estimates discuss green construction and a water project at Ogden involving a $1084.29 claim allowed by the auditor. The text mentions investigations, petitions by property owners, and a request for water access from the Underswater grove area.
The Inter state Commerce Commission denied broad increases except for coal and some coke rates, approving higher charges on certain grain and fruit products while withholding boosts for live stock and dairy goods. The ruling covers western rail traffic west of the Mississippi and affects hundreds of carriers nationwide.
Chicago August report criticizes the interstate commerce commission for rail rate adjustments. Officials say advances are smaller than expected and turbulence affects carriers. Remarked by B D Bewell and company executives as they express mixed gratitude amid ongoing rate debates.
World markets show mixed strength with gains for Urban Pacific and rail stocks amid FCC freight rate signals. US Steel and Bethlehem Steel fall. Chicago hogs firm. Omaha cattle and hogs steady. American securities in London close firm led by United States Steel and Canadian Pacific.
Chicago grain notes a day of declines across wheat deliveries due to rains in winter crop regions. September option rose above December for the first time this season. Cora receipts, threshing delays, and steady to firmer oats supported prices. hogs showed mixed activity with some gains at the yards.
Reading from the day, prices varied with wheat and corn trading firm to modestly changed. Rye and barley held steady while pork and sugar values showed small gains. previews note upcoming film release featuring Carlyle Blackwell in The Puppet Crown at the Isis Claire venue this Friday and Saturday.
Probate petitions heard in district court include the estate of John F. Smith deceased with requests for confirmation of personal property and settlement of the estate in partnership matters. The master of the estate handles claims of Moynyhan and Micharison heirs alongside administration for other interests. A local remark recalls a show at The Rosary, with screenings at Ogden tonight and tomorrow.
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