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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1917

Page

23

Auto plants aimed to meet daily car demand now

Government plans call for not diverting auto plants but speeding up capacity to serve immediate buyer demand for automobiles. Stewart McDonald of Moon Motor Car Co says production will stay at capacity, fulfilling dealer orders while government munitions work proceeds. He advises customers to place big orders now for winter and spring delivery.

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Patriotism and Navy Life Move Ogden and Huntsville Boys

Two young men Morris Robinson and James Whyte join the Navy cooks, serving on the Island of Hawaii with about three thousand men aboard. In letters they describe daily watches, hospital galley duties, disciplined life, and pride in Uncle Sam, urging home folks to join the Navy for training and opportunity. They praise life, the meals, and the scenery, and recall farewell letters from a shipmate bound for Halish bean.

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Automobile leaders urge expansion over contraction

Ogden motors chief TL I Hains and local auto association head urge wartime policy to expand capacity, arguing cars and munitions can be produced together. They defend autos as essential to mobility and commerce, noting farmers own 80 percent of cars and that shifting loads from rail to road can aid overall war effort.

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No Gasoline Shortage But Saving Is Urged

The fuel administrator from Washington says there is a plentiful gasoline supply for present needs and no plan for immediate restrictions. He endorses the Waste Gasoline campaign by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and manufacturers, noting saving helps future use and may stabilize prices. Cadillac engineers support conservation efforts, highlighting ongoing efficiency measures.

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Leaning the carburetor for efficient operation

The text discusses an automatic leaning feature for carburetors. It explains a lean mix at average driving speeds while allowing enrichments for very low and very high speeds to ensure smooth operation.

Deep appreciation from Papas for kindness after loss

D Ti Papa and family express deep gratitude to numerous friends for kindness shown after the recent death of Eles, saying they did not expect to make so many friends in the city in such a short time. They ask the paper’s help to convey heartfelt thanks.

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George Lowe Abbott Wins Promotion in the Army

George Lowe Abbott, who left Ogden with a Camp Lewis contingent, rose quickly through ranks after arriving at Cra Lewin. He became sergeant, then sergeant first class, and soon after was promoted to master sergeant. Abbott has been appointed to enter the Third Officers Training Camp starting January 6, 1918, and speaks of army life as enjoyable and rewarding.

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Classified Ad Fragment Reflects Labor Federations Network

Fragmentary text describes service flags and memberships connected to the A F of L unions. Mentions national and international affiliates, local trade groups, rural labor, and various federations and councils. The legible portions indicate a broad federation structure and classified ads context.

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