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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
10
Plaintiff attorney David Jenton is identified with an address in Creden City and Tah, issuing a first publication on July 27, 1918 with a June 27, 181% return date referenced in the notice.
A rancher near Winnomilcer tests rye and alfalfa growth with only two inches of irrigation water. The experiment aims to show rye as a viable forage crop under limited water and to support a mixed forage system with minimal pumping.
Fraternal societies discuss whether American league runners are faster than Nationals in baseball. The piece lists numbers 382 to 69 and notes meetings of Woodmen and Fraternity groups at facilities in Washington Avenue and various lodge halls. It invites members to attend and mentions officers and dates for gatherings.
Fragmentary text discusses profits, science, and human progress with references to evolution and survival ideas. The wording is garbled and readings about a theory or field appear scattered, mentioning “survival of the fittest” and shifting emphasis on past versus present value.
Fraternal groups including Women of Wetchcroft Ogden Circle No 3 and Order of Owls invite Nebblors visiting Brother Gwin and Nest No 21d to meetings. Woodmen of the World Webar Camp No 74 holds Thursday evenings at 8 in the Fraternity hall, with officers inviting all Woodmen cordiality. Public notices list monthly dues payments and contact details for Adile A Fellows and Murle Crites at local addresses and phones.
The article discusses early air power debates, noting aeroplanes influence on military plans, security fears, and the cautious pace of experiments. It cites officers and experts from Britain and allied nations, describing how wartime constraints and supply shortages shaped aircraft development and strategic use.
A detailed review discusses various prewar aircraft concepts including monoplane designs, biplane advantages, head resistance, wing loading, and propeller interactions. It covers experimental craft from multiple nations, mentioning engineers, trials, and evolving theories on lift, stability, and military potential.
An anecdote about pitcher Sherrod Smith on a Pullman train where he hunts for a telephone in the middle of the night. A sleeper named Gibson wakes him to report a “longfist” desire, leading to a humorous fake alarm and Smith’s vow for revenge. The piece meanders through rural harvest scenes and unrelated folklore about farming life and historical company names.
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