Saturday special at enlarged western crockery and house store
The notice proclaims an enlarged store rapidly nearing completion with work continuous day and night to offer the finest crockery and house furnishings in the west.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
2
Subscription terms for The Standard newspaper
The Standard newspaper outlines subscription details including price per month and per year, publication schedule, and how to cancel. It notes that subscribers must notify the publisher or carrier if discontinuing and warns against continued delivery beyond the paid period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Ogden Electric Railway Promotes New Industries
Ogden's electric railway plans to extend to the Wharf of Ogden valley in Waghining and build stock yards for loading sheep. Sugar beets are expected to be shipped by the carload to a factory west of the city, with peas and other crops expanding due to improved transportation. Ore from Wolf Mountain is hauled by six teams toward the canyon, opening an outlet north of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden's
Ogden Valley
Wolf Mountain
Weber
Cache Wounties
Liberty
Tetcote
Interurban Rail Links Ogden To Smelters Route
Rough notes indicate Hyrum in Cache County moved an electric line from the city toward a better route to the smelters. The interurban railways are contributing to Ogden's growth as a larger commercial center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceche
Ogden
Air raids and morale in wartime England
English people show resolve despite German air raids and submarine attacks along the east coast. The piece notes several raids, civilian casualties, and the belief that aerial bombardment harms only morale while aiding recruitment efforts led by Kitchener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engand
Engish
England
Kitchener
Old Guard Dismisses Progressive Threat at Albany
William Barnes Jr of New York warned at the constitutional convention that extending welfare or pension spending could yield an autocratic state like Germany. He criticised the Progressive Party as echoing Bismarck and Roosevelt and linked such policy to socialism and potential anarchy. George W. Wickersham and other leaders challenged his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Albany
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
Bismarck
Progressive Party
Socialist Party
Barnes
Reichstag
Roosevelt
Wu Chock
Leuderly
George W. Wickersham
Republicans Near Sowing Seeds of Party Reforms
The convention and former U S attorney Gemerii with Jacob Gould Schurmas oppose Barnes protest against amending the state constitution to undermine government authority. Wickersham and Behrman warn such action could disrupt party unity and empower radical factions. Senator Sutherland predicts a California Republican realignment toward progressivism, with Progressive and Republican forces possibly joining via primaries or base switches. The trend mirrors a nationwide move toward a more progressive Republican coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repub-ican
Willam Barnes
George Sutherland Hag Res
California
Sutherland
Californis
Cost of the War in Men and Money in 1915
The New York Independent table estimates wartime costs and casualties across major powers. Britain spends about 15 million daily. France and Germany incur vast daily costs. estimates place the first year’s total around 15 billion dollars, with worldwide economic impact and casualty figures summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Independent
Europe
Great Britain
Asquith
Albert Metin
Chamber of Deputies
Alow
Willam Michaela
Germany
Dances at Hot Springs Move to Tuesday Nights
A historic notice notes dances at the Hot Springs shift to Tuesday evenings. The piece discusses rising mortality from heart disease arteriosclerosis Brights disease and nervous system disorders in men over forty linking them to excesses such as overeating alcohol and tobacco and to environmental stresses. It also cites the desire to begin reducing intake after age fifty and emphasizes seeking medical guidance early on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
United States
Brigit
George Cheyne
Ifty
Johnny Shiloh Retires After Long Civil War Service
Johnny Clon retires today after a long army career that began in youth and included service in the Twenty-second Michigan and other units. Born August 13, 1881, in Newark Ohio, he earned the nickname Johnny Shiloh for his actions at Chickamauga and Atlanta. He rose from drummer to colonel before retirement, with later roles and honors noted in a veteran’s account.
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Johnny Shiloh
Johnny Clon
Fuctive Uist
Ito
Clem
Newark
Ohio
Third Olde Infantry Ag 2
Twenty-second Michigan Volunteer Infantry
Michigan
Loog-Rall
Shilo
Jounoy Shilo
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Rosecrans
Win
Atlanta
Reid
Grant
Tilm
Fender
West Point
Bat “Johany Shieh
Wen
Forrier
Philppines
Johny Shkijlow
Tetanus vaccine concerns and elevator history mingle in a dated article
A long historical piece discusses tetanus cases linked to vaccination, noting 41 investigations with 29 fatalities and the rarity of vaccine-caused tetanus. It also retells early elevator milestones from Villoyer’s flying chair in Paris to 19th century steam, rope, and hydraulic systems, highlighting safety evolutions and modern power sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Assia
Fan Yhen Villoyer
Chis
Cyrus W. Baldwin
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Elven
Elevator Service History Described in Odd Text
Fragmentary account hints at ancient elevator systems powered by water and hydraulic forces. References to winding dents, expansions, and chain-like mechanisms suggest early shaft and hoist concepts. The passage mentions Cavsara and Morera ty as places within a broader antiquarian discourse on lift technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavsara
Morera
Candy for the kiddies the Alhambra tomorrow
In Kansas City Missouri a man, Lockridge, 48, an agent for a Los Angeles street mf way company, shot and killed himself today. A 24 year old Miss Tennie, an inspector for an art company, was shot and wounded. A wounded hero Adignet is named. Authorities blame Miss Yennison. Miss Tennie is recovering. Lockridge’s pockets contain items blaming others. he formerly lived in Los Angeles.
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Lockridge
Los Angeles
Mf Way
May Tennie
Art Company
Adignet
Yennison
Act
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