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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

4

Danish Societies in America Back Wilson Peace Note

In Council Bluffs the United Danish Societies of America in convention endorsed President Wilsons peace policy. The resolution expresses devotion to American democracy, praises selfless sacrifices for mankind, and supports the note sent to the pope as a true interpretation of US aims in the war. It lauds Wilsons steadfast leadership amid global conflict.

Council Bluffs Makelfiah United Danish Societies of América Wilson United States United States In This War” ‘the Resolution Reade: “To the Presiment of Washington, D.C United Dentah Societies America Souncil Bluffs Poolis United Blues

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Praised for Clear Skin

Raymond Moyer of Ford, Oregon, reports relief from facial and neck pimples after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He credits daily use for clear skin and urges readers to obtain samples by mail from Cuticura, Dept. 11, Boston.

Raymond Moyer Potter St. Ford Ore Calicura Dept. 11 Boston Seap

German fashion decree prompts German fashion designs

Amsterdam Aug 59 In response to a demand for a new entirely German women’s clothing line the Nun di Wisilind issued a supplement German Fashions with colored designs claiming German inspiration and elaboration. German papers mocked the illustrations as caricatures and warned German women would fare better relying on imports.

Amsterdam Fiermann Nun di Wislind Tagestellung

Conscription Now in Force in Canada

Ottawa August 30 conscription becomes law as Justice Dull acting for the Governor General gives assent to a bill to raise 190000 men for Canadian forces at the front. The call will target Canadians aged 20 to 43, divided by age and marital status, with the first class of unmarried 20 to 34 likely to be called first to meet the quota. Prime Minister Borden urged cooperation with Laurier on exemption appeals, while Laurier’s stance reflected opposition to conscription, notably by Quebec French Canadians.

Ottawa Canada Justicn Dull Supreme Court Rave Roy Quebec

Kansas corn crop estimate from Kansas official

In Topeka, August 30, J C Mohler, Secretary of Agriculture, released an estimate placing the 1910 Kansas corn crop at 48,060,000 bushels from 9,207,000 planted acres. The anticipated yield is about 12 bushels per acre, with production totals reflecting last year’s figures and current field conditions.

Kansas Topeka Kane Hanase J. C. Mohler

Wilson fixes price on paper for government bulletin

Aug 30 in Washington a government order sets newsprint at 2.5 cents per pound for a wartime bulletin. Secretary Baker under the national defense act directs International Paper Co to supply enough paper, despite earlier price requests, with publishers hopeful it will lower costs generally. The move follows a joint congressional printing committee inquiry and aims to align public and government pricing.

Warnington Wilson Alo Baker International Waper Company Hich Leas Genator Fletcher Federal Trade Commission Bakero International

Saving of Crops Proves Success in North Dakota

Washington reports the agriculture department in cooperation with state authorities saved more than a million dollars worth of crops from ground squirrels in North Dakota this year. Squirrels on about eleven million acres were killed using poison at about five cents per acre. Nearly 40,000 farmers joined the effort, with campaigns starting in Montana, Oregon, and Nevada and California expanding.

Washington North Dakota Department On Agriculture Montana Osho Oregon Nevada California

Coal Users Urged to Reduce Consumption in War Time

Washington August 30. The Chamber of Commerce of the United States through its committee, aiding the Council of National Defense, issued an appeal urging coal users to cut consumption as a wartime measure. The appeal stresses coal is a vital wartime resource and reducing stock could curb the nation’s industrial capacity.

Washington Cosl Weers Chamber of Commerce of the United States Council of National Defense

German reply to pope under debate in Amsterdam

The German chancellor's envoy debated a reply to the pope Benedicts peace note in Amsterdam. Chancellor Meierlls presided at a two and a half hour session. adjourned until results from Vienna Constantinople and Sofia are available.

Amsterdam Rentmlasion Nota Pons Benedict Lokal Anzeiger Berlin Mechaells Vienna Constantinople Sofa

New Maximalist Revolt Expected in Russia

In Copenhagen on August 10 a Nalzarian Socialist M Kirkom predicts a renewed Maximalist revolt to seize power in Russia. He cites Kronstadt and the Baltic Fleet under Nikolai Lenin g supporters as signaling the uprising, with exiled ties in Stockholm and Berlin.

Copenhagen Russia Poers M. Kirkom Vossischa Zettucg Berlin Kirkom Bello Stockholm Kronstadt Nikolai Lening Tle

Her Contribution to Success Cited by Wife

A fragmented quote credits a wife as essential to success while a speaker humorously warns against self-deception. The garbled text references Chicago Herald and mentions Yen, Almrelf, and vague daily sales or behavior, leaving the core meaning unclear.

Bultho

Teledo and a Fake Brain for Constipation

Fragments describe a supposed Teledo device and a claimed cure for constipation. The text references a doctor or seller and hints at a medical hoax involving a “brain” for relief, with unclear provenance and dubious medical claims.

War plan to divert foods to Europe via Gulf and ports

The Shipping Board will coordinate a plan to divert movement of foods destined for export to Europe, easing railroad and port congestion. A general trade director, likely Benjamin Winebell, will head the program, aiming for winter start. Five southern ports Galveston Port Arthur New Orleans Savannah Charleston will serve as main hubs with three shipper directors for Atlantic South American and Pacific trades.

Washington Gulf South Atlantic Europe Shipping Board Soon & General Trade Benjamin I. Winebell Chicago Trafic Union Pacific Railroad Oficiala South Galventon Port Arthur New Orleans Savannah Charleston Tribe Ship Plag Board Ohipplax Pacific Plannig Shipping

Senator King Seeks Strong Action Against We agitators

Senator King, badly ill last night, avoided an operation after medication. He told the secretary of war he favors declaring martial law in threatened districts and urged prompt steps to protect workers in mines, mills, farms, and camps from intimidation by We agitators. He attended the senate briefly but could not meet Governor Stewart of Montana or the president.

King Senate Stewart Montana Kingenya Secretary of War Imber Campa TW. W Washington

Generals Praised In Battle Commemorations From War Era

Amsterdam dispatch reports German newspapers praising Field Marshal von Hindenburg and General von Ludendorff for their leadership at the 1914 Battle of Tannenberg. A Berlin statue ceremony notes 650,000 marks raised from nails hammered into the monument. The item ends with a stray reference to Nike and a September gathering of a women’s crafts federation in Tennessee.

Amsterdam Neawspapers Tannenberk Narehal von Iindenburg General von Taudendorff Vor Hindenturk Derlin

Permanent road to Jarbridge Nevada eyed for all season use

Engineers from Elin and Elkoro mine officials met with District Forester I F Kalepp to plan a permanent road from the South Pacific main line about thirty miles east of Eiko to Jarbridge. The seven mile stretch from Charleston to Tirunéau requires construction but the route is largely open country. The project aims to allow year round transport for ore and residents, with forest service cooperation anticipated.

Jarbridge Nevada Flkn Forester B. G. McBride Elin Austin Elkoro Oxden I. F. Kalepp South ¢m Pacific Eiko Forest Service Charleston Tirunéau McIide

Why Keep Corns With Freezone In One Easy Step

A Cincinnati inventor firms up a claim for Freezone drops to remove corns and calluses. The ad touts the product as painless with immediate relief, promising quick removal of hard or soft corns without pain, and recommends keeping a small bottle on the nightstand for convenience.

Cincinnati

New Christmas Plants Urged for War Effort

Washington officials of the national committees urge redirecting ordinary Christmas spending to aid wounded soldiers in France. Funds would rehabilitate French villages and support war orphans and cripples, as efforts also revive ancient Chinese porcelain production.

Washington France Chios

Draft direc tions shift for war training in Arizona

Piloenix drafts officers and selectives wonder where new war quotas will train. Early orders placed training at Fort Riley Kansas then Fort Sam Houston Texas shifting to female yeomen training. Navy to receive same pay as others while executive board officers act in internship roles. Argentine loan renewal reported unlikely as September 15 date nears.

Piloenix Ariz Artromaga Fort Riley Kan Fort Sam United Navy Aaron

Arizona forts seek troop numbers from state officials

Commanding officers at two forts requested the number of men to be sent from the state. The matter has been referred to the War Department by the Arizona officers.

War Department Arizona

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