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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
2
An independent evening paper, The Standard, faces subscriber pressure and potential discontinuation notices. The publisher warns readers of payment delays, urging timely remittance to avoid service cessation and noting subscriber complaints about suspensions and continued delivery.
The report notes a drastic shift in drug supplies as European imports falter during the war. American firms, with ample capital, begin producing carbolic acid and derivatives, aiming to render druggists independent of Europe after January 1. Dye stuffs and indigo remain scarce, prompting U.S. factories to repurpose capacity though some overalls makers face fabric shortages.
The Standard argues for instilling a military spirit in youth as the nation faces dangers. It urges starting military training with schoolboys to prepare for an inevitable day of trouble and to develop patriotic readiness across the land.
A wartime editorial argues the United States must strengthen defenses and train a nucleus army to deter European belligerents. It warns against complacency once peace returns and urges readiness to meet future threats with better military organization and unarmed resilience.
Logan Journal notes a Logan meeting on cash basis property assessments and a broader push for a statewide taxpayers league. It criticizes rising taxes, debt growth, and government waste, urging a representative gathering to form a permanent group to curb public spending and press officials for economical administration.
Fragmentary note argues multiple paths to a powerful nation and calls for alien help to improve public welfare, mentioning Helena and elven perspectives. The text reads as an unfinished reflection on national strength and social well being.
An editorial argues Germany’s wartime success rests on healthy, well fed citizens. It cites U S Navy Admiral Rees noting many recruit applicants fail physical standards. The piece condemns child and female labor, long hours, and low wages, urging employers to improve conditions to produce robust soldiers and to fund future arms.
About 300 attended a fine opening recital of the 1915 36 Artists' Concert Series at the Tabernacle Ogden. Brahms String Quintet featured Oskar Selling and colleagues in a flawless ensemble. Ogden Tabernacle Choir, under Joseph Natantyoe, added rich voices and an encore of the first movement of Green String Quartet in G Major.
Notice announces a meeting of the Ogden City Board of Commissioners to review assessed taxes under a December 1515 ordinance. It concerns property along Quincy Avenue between Twenty Seventh and Twenty Ninth, with Thompson Avenue between Twenty—. The fragmented text lists the assessment scope and street boundaries for tax review.
A boy first tries to buy flour but returns empty handed after being warned by his mother about a threatening man. He fears the stranger who lures him with promise of “in a minutes.” A traveling man observes boys on a horse and another encounter at a hotel. Read the Classified Ads.
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