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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
2
A reader dispute arises over subscription status and alleged renewal notices from The Standard. Confusing wording suggests subscribers were contacted about expiring periods and continued delivery, with claims of pressure to keep the paper and accusations of improper presses by the publisher Willem Glasmann.
Today’s calendar lists Masanle Aur Lodge election and social gatherings. A church lecture by E. Le Howse is scheduled with a M. Fe council fraternal meeting and Woodmen of World event. North Weber presidency and state boards meeting also noted.
The piece questions Henry Yard's motives and reports on a peace mission ship planned to sail from New York with American advocates aboard. It cites opposition from prominent peace supporters who deem the effort premature and potentially harmful to future negotiations. It discusses Germany's position, Allied supplies, and Teutonic resilience amid ongoing hostilities.
The article discusses looming attrition for Germany Austria Hungary as winter pauses battles. It suggests 1916 will press the Central Powers hard, delaying peace overtures while Allies wait. It also references Henry Ford and a visit that could become a farce. Additional notes mention a complex pre-swim facility with advanced purification and a public bath in Ogden.
The New York World and Tribune clash over Civil War era editorial conduct and Lincoln era attacks on the Union. The World labeled the Tribune copperhead and the Tribune retorted by detailing the World’s wartime alleged unpatriotic stance.
U.S. rail shops rush to fill European orders with Russia and Serbia as major customers. American Locomotive Company ships first engines in weeks, meeting Russian specs June 13 and delivering many units for Greece and Belgium. Metric thread usage noted, while quality praised for surpassing foreign rivals.
A report on new public baths in Lire tol England describes elaborate facilities. Separate electroclass and ten secondclass baths for men and women include nine canes, showers, and a large swimming pool with reinforced concrete, sapbalt, white heads, and corrugated paving.
The Diamond From the Sky The Gods Redeem and Playing in Tough Luck play at the Rex Theatre today opening at 6 p m.
Logan December 1 A relief map of the Carabou Forest reserves is to be prepared at the Agricultural College under Professor William Peterson. The project will involve Mark Anderson of Ogden the state grazing expert and Messrs Forging and Nichola of Logan. If successful the Cadia forest preserve may also be mapped.
A bold ad recounts a sales drive for Quaker Tires that brought orders totaling over 1.6 million from six dealers, with many more stocking the product. It highlights hand construction, premium rubber, a temperature tempering process, and the skid stop tread designed for mud, snow, and improved braking efficiency. The Quaker City Rubber Co and George A. Lowe Co., Inc. are cited as key players, noting wide distribution nationwide.
Seal your envelopes this month with Red Cross Christmas Seals one cent each. Available at the Standard Business Office. Proceeds will fund tuberculosis relief work nationwide under the American Red Cross Society led by President Woodrow Wilson in Washington D C.
Seymour Joseph Quinney, aged 26, of Lagan, was named the winner in the Bana of the American Revolution contest held at the Agricultural college today. Four contestants qualified including Quinney, C.F. Meyrand, Sumner Hatch, and Mantaman. Bicht combere of the Utah Society participate.
Judge Stephens and Apostle George Albert Smith spoke at the college gathering. Col Willard Young presented a medal to Mr. Quibney, the winner, with Mage T. Cowley also in attendance and presiding. Other attendees included C P Overfield C W Piefield BE C Lee J W Atey from Salt Lake and A R Weywood from Oxton.
The Modern Woodmen of America chapter held its annual officer election. Fred B.E. Williams was named venerable consul. Other officers chosen include J. Larsson as worthy advisor LE. Lyman banker J. R. Winchellift clerk Leland Nrameell escort J. W. Shinley watchman J. W. Harlow sen by Hi A. Purdy board member for two years H. F.E. Cutlip board member for three years and physicians Dr. W.J. Wright Dr. A.A. Robinson and Dr. Mark Brown.
Dr. E J Nouse contrasts Bible-centered exegesis with Christian Science Health views. He argues matter is real but not final, and disease exists in mortal mind whereas God heals through spiritual means. He asserts science or health books reflect humanity’s search for healing, but true wholeness comes from divine influence.
The long established tradition allowing monarchs of Europe to command performances appears to decline as Mantlent haver confers royal command on artists. Skoveaard, the violinist, shows remnants of earlier European work as he opens a concert.
The Royal Berlin Academy of Music influenced by imperial favor. Skovgaard plays before Emperor William, retuning to Pacanini’s Messe Phantasy on one string to prove the instrument’s reach. He is slated for Weber Academy on December 17 as public notice appears amid other city land and tax details for Ogden City, Utah dated December 1, 1955.
Alhambra presents Orpheum acts headlined by three acts tonight. Saturday features Armatroog's Wife from Paramount. Sunday brings Victor Moore in Chimmle Fadden Out Went. Coming attractions include Marguerite Clarke Dustin Farnum Valeska Suratt. The Alhambra orchestra plays nightly with Paramount pictures. Watch for The Woodroome next week.
A fragment recalls a restless youth, late hours, and a farewell to his beloved as he heads to the front. He vows she will remember him nightly, while she replies that a pale star will keep him in her thoughts, since it glows late and pale at dawn.
Public notice from Ogden City Utah under Utah law announces a special tax for constructing a Trancrete sidewalk in Ogden City. It identifies property abutting Twenty-eighth Street between Quincy and Jack's Arcours and Thompson Avenue between 28th and addresses a delinquency issue with the tax levy confirmed November 17, 1915.
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