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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1917

Page

2

An American Mother Letter From Eureka Utah

A letter from Eureka Utah is read by a visiting mother from the front. A drafted young man writes of readiness to serve and duty to country. He says he will not hesitate to shoulder responsibility and asks his mother to be proud of his oath and resolve. The piece also notes wartime views on Germany, disarmament, and future peace efforts.

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Boundary talks ignore American aims in Europe

In the peace discourse from Rome, the major issue America fights for is being ignored. The United States shows limited concern for specific boundaries to be drawn in Europe and Alsace as the peace settlement proceeds.

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Abuses Targeted by American Defense Society New York

The American Defense Society of New York fights middlemen profiting from food. It cites onion price gouging where onions sold 15 to 20 cents, then bucksters undercut, triggering dealer retaliation to push prices to 7 cents, illustrating public outrage and reform efforts.

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Nation urges fair food distribution over profiteering

The article cites instances of price gouging and stockpiling as agenc ies report food shortages and high profits. President Wilson calls for patriotism and self restraint, urging shipments and distribution efficiency to aid communities and workers, while officials note inequities in prices and access.

National Wilson Fed Control Board

George Jensen Married in Salt Lake Temple

George Fred Jensen son of C J Jensen and Mrs C J Jensen of Mt Pleasant Utah and Misa Verna Fary were married in the Salt Lake Temple last Wednesday. After a brief honeymoon they will join battery D B for camp at Linda Vista where Jensen will serve after training.

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Nitrate of Soda in the West

The map makers mark nitrate earth in western Utah near Great Salt Lake as a mineral zone with many fields but no successful workings on the opposite side. Government surveys find 3,000,000 tons of nitrate earth in southern caves but only 1 to 2 percent nitrate, making extraction unlikely. Chilean caliche yields about 32 percent cadmium nitrate but crude methods raise doubts about similar efficiency here, despite high costs.

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Cache of Uigdon liquor found by Ogden police

Ogden police uncovered a hidden cache of liquor in the attic of the Ogden Bales company in Wilson Jane. Eleven cases contained twenty eight quarts of Sunny Brook whisky twelve quarts of Hermitage whisky and 33 pints of California wine. Detectives Blackburn Hearn and Mantet led the raid after a concealed wall panel was discovered. Authorities await guidance on the new prohibition law and plan further action with County Attorney Farrand and Attorney General Shields.

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Fire destroys a state building at Illinois fairgrounds

Fire severely damaged the Tome building at the Illinois fair grounds, endangering state facilities. The structure housed records of the United States national guard. Troops stationed on the grounds aided efforts as authorities investigate the blaze.

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