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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
2
An evening discussion on possible buyups and consolidation of Utah canneries raises fears of disrupting the industry. Some see a plan to move the headquarters to Salt Lake City while others warn it would injure Ogden. The Standard calls the moves dangerous and argues restraint of trade laws exist to guard against such abuses.
A government report on Florida tomato production notes 60 percent of plants destroyed by borers. Utah compares well with other states, as Florida’s issues and California prospects are poised to shape future yields.
The Children’s Aid appeals to readers to support the work of devoted women who search for poorly cared for and underfed children. The Standard praises their compassionate effort and urges donations, stating the value of every dollar given to their cause.
Business owners in the city report small leaks in buying as delivery by choppers disrupts their orders. A proprietor of a retail house tells the Standard that an evening this week one of the stores suffered related losses and deliveries were diverted.
An observer notes automobiles breaking down and a scene where 25 small parcels addressed to homes lie along highways beyond the city. The piece argues roadside parcel service is unnecessary and costly to consumers, urging women’s clubs to push for reduction in excess charges and suggesting community action to save money.
The Standard notes British pressure amid German peace overtures. Editors ridicule Hollweg’s proposals and push for total victory. A quo bellum peace would spark a global arms drive and distrust, while Berlin hints Germany could offer harsher terms than Hollweg. Only a full restoration of conquered lands and heavy reparations might yield peace.
Editorial opinion on German peace proposals as printed in Utah papers argues the entente has fought for unclear aims and may press renewed sacrifices. The piece assesses whether Germany’s terms would force greater Allied concessions and predicts evolving peace talks amid public sentiment.
The East Lake Tribune notes a German peace proposal that envisions restoring prewar borders except for Poland and Lithuania, and restoring Belgium and France. It suggests the Balkan settlement be left to a future peace conference as Allied governments, including Britain and France, reassess cabinet positions and high command amid a shifting war stance.
An appeal printed in the Ftendard urges custodians to treat horses mercifully. It notes better animal care due to humane education, cites police and sheriffs support, and asks drivers to keep horses safe with proper shoes blankets, rest, and regular feed, arguing mercy saves costs and suffering. Signed A. &. CONDON.
The piece condemns breaches of international law in the European war, arguing nations must uphold humanitarian rules even amid vast conflict. It cites Germanic actions, notes a U S protest, and suggests a future code for international procedure, with America’s voice to follow.
New York December 1 traders faced pressure as prices dipped 1 to 2 points before a broad recovery. High grade issues led the railway group, copper and short rails rallied, Mexican Petroleum and United Fruit trimmed gains, and trading grew busier with a firmer undertone in late morning hours as bonds showed irregular moves.
In Chicago on December 19, grain prices showed a tentative rise as London and Paris praised the German peace proposal. Wheat opened near yesterday’s highs then fluctuated, closing firm around 1.65 to 1.69 for May and 1.43 to 1.44 for July. Corn and oats followed an upward trend, while hog receipts mounted and pork futures drifted lower. Sugar and raw sugar were weak with continued liquidation pushing prices down.
The Utah mining exchange saw 69 000 shares change hands in morning trading with activity focused on lower priced issues. Michigan-Utah rose to 29 cents from 27 1/2, Howell traded 22 1/2 to 25 cents, Paloma up slightly, while Wilbert and other names showed varied moves amid a generally steady tone.
A dense OCR style listing shows quotes across numerous Utah and regional firms. Items include Amalgamated Star, Utah-Idaho Sugar, Lion Coal, Cement Securities, Utah Tower & Light, and many banks with bid and ask prices. Details cover securities, bank stocks, and local business names with bid and ask figures.
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