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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
2
An unclear, OCR damaged passage references a person named Wilson and a Daily Express excerpt. It mentions attempts to claim or deny allegiance and historical tensions, with stray phrases about atrocities, hatred, and political accusations. The fragment lacks coherent events or verifiable figures.
A fragmented and feverish letter to The Standard discusses Armageddon, Adventist preaching, and the far future fate of empires. It cites Turkey and the Ottoman Empire, biblical prophecies, and warnings about neglecting daily duties while awaiting divine doom. The piece blends religious commentary with reflections on political power and apocalyptic expectations.
Wall Street gears up to reopen after four months of closure with restrictions on high priced stocks. Officials plan limited trading in lower priced issues to curb artificial prices while discouraging heavy bets on top-tier investments. Brokers fear loss of capital and seek genuine business to restore confidence.
Mrs Surage, wife of Edward Surage of Humdtevihe and daughter of Jas and Augusta Jasperson, died after two months of nervousprostration. Born July 6, 1894 in Wantaville, she is survived by husband, parents, and many siblings. Funeral arrangements pending. Sarah Owens died yesterday in Copia at home of risith ward meeting hon?e. service details not fully clear.
Funeral notices from Ogden report the Christiansen service for Nas ins Christiansen who died in St Anthony and was transported for burial. Survivors include Mrs Martha Hoemmond, Afra, Sarah Phillips, Mrs Christian Holley, Mrs Mary Vallios, Mrs Lovinta King, Mrs E lizabeth Levis. Meade funeral held in Larkin chapel with Ogden lodge orders and interment at City cemetery.
Property records show transfers involving Lois P Rewell and husband to Hieven W. Perry and other listed parcels. Details include tract descriptions in township and range notation with placeholders and garbled terms, leaving several parcel identifiers and localities unclear in the readable OCR.
The record lists multiple real estate deeds and quitclaims with parties including Gideon T and Alvordant, James Ivarson, and Elizabeth Maddock. Transactions cover portions of sections in townships 6 and 7 north, ranges 1 and 2 west, Salt Lake meridian, with consideration amounts from 1 to 2000 dollars.
Chicago dispatch reports Eddie Collins aged 70 named to manage a club. The Chicago American notes Charles A. Cambney as president and James J. Callahan as manager, with Callahan slated to be president of the club. The article cites press from Philadelphia Americana about internal changes and responsibilities being reassigned.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a baseball figure known for executive ability and long service. It mentions leadership of a Chicago club and years of involvement, but key names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable. The passage hints at sustained professional activity and management roles over two decades.
Stockholm reports furious reaction after alleged planting of floating mines along the coast of Floland by German forces. Swedish captains claim sighting warships and mine-laying near Finnish waters, threatening sea traffic and navigation routes. Local authorities warn of potential broader disruption as Finnish waters resume and ore shipments face danger.
A report by George M. Chappel of the Iowa Weather and Crop Service notes total value of Iowa agricultural products for 1914 at about 498 million dollars with corn at 20 million, oats 70 million, and tillage crops leading in value. Farmers produced over 206 million bushels more than last year amid strong yields and demand in the grain market.
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