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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
2
Sugar prices are forecast to climb amid reduced beet and cane supplies and export limits. The United States faces increased costs from lower domestic production and a shift in shipments overseas. If the harvest year worsens, prices could reach unprecedented levels into the coming months.
Fragmentary report describes a remote tribal transmission setup using vibratory devices and telegraphic-like signals to convey news of victories and events across a valley. Observers note vibrations from a suspended trunk platform and a pantomime-like readout by tribe members, while agricultural experts assess the system’s reliability and fertilizer values remain unchanged.
A fragmentary report notes Japanese involvement in the present war as part of the Japanese Red Cross corps. It mentions personnel traveling from Yokohama for medical duties, with names and ranks partially obscured, and references to troops in Russia and related logistics.
Fragmentary wartime text recounts ships at the Dardanelles under heavy bombardment and riverine operations. The report notes German cabinet influence and waterway landings near Marmara, with fortifications and weather hindering progress.
A fragmented notice describes a mix of event details including a delivery quote, a request to honor orders, and community remarks. It references Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Co, Bishop Herbert McQuarrie, Mrs Pearce, and Mrs Priace, with mentions of a wake, a cemetery funeral, and a Globe theater double feature including Thaw.
A garbled 1914 era-Texas reporting summary discusses German U boats and British naval power, claiming the United States must develop submarines capable of rapid deployment and sustained ocean warfare. It describes future submarine fleets, torpedo boats, and U S strategic defense to deter German aggression. It notes expected advancements and timelines for underwater weapons and ship designs.
A garbled OCR passage discusses German and Allied combat in Europe, noting heavy cartridge use and battlefield dynamics. It references English authorities and Russian-Japanese context, mentioning bombardment, German artillery, and limited waste of munitions during two months of fighting, with unclear specifics.
A letter from a New York relief committee dated December 49 1814 thanks Ogden for a $61 donation to Belgian homeless relief. The secretary Percy J. Bullen notes gratitude for Ogden readers as American philanthropy faces mounting needs while local support continues through the Blanchord Jains and others.
The note references Margaret Whitney appearing in Stronghead with a mention of the rain tomorrow and identifies it as the first release by Utah producers.
A large Second Ward funeral honored Mrs. Martie A J Teufen with Bishop Robert McQuatite officiating. The service featured the Tabernacle choir and soloists, a full church, moving tributes from relatives, and readings from the Ledger. The octave included an obituary tone noting her age and life.
Berne Switzerland announces the death of Wuttlin M. Mandarvey founder and president of Austria Petroleum Company. He died on his birthday. My, MacGarvay went to Austria from Wiesnd.
A humorous line from the Chicago News mocks overworked Mexico readers and the weary public mood, noting that even in lighter fare there is a sense of being overwhelmed and underappreciated.
Two evening performances on July 15 and August 10 feature the St Elmo production with the Sepiece Orchestra. Adults 20 cents, children 10 cents.
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