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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented OCR passage from The Standard with garbled subscription terms and scattered words. The readable elements reference circulation and Associated Press style but lack coherent facts, dates, names, or events to establish a clear news item.
UsSCRIBE RS NOTICE states that Standard delivery and subscriptions are affected. It warns subscribers to check with the mail carrier if the newspaper is discontinued and outlines how to respond when paper stops.
An unclear report outlines higher wheat export rates at 67 foreign tonnages and possible flour price increases. It notes wheat may hit 1.05 or more per bushel in Chicago and Portland markets, with western states and Utah mills affected, signaling downstream price pressure for flour.
A fragment discusses the unemployed seeking meaningful labor over charity, arguing work should replace charity as a social obligation. It retells a banker Giayrd tale of quiet aid and the desire for tangible tasks, noting a shift toward employment over mere assistance.
A fragment notes debate on whether American firms may supply weapons to warring nations. It mentions Count von Bernstorff in Washington and discusses orders possibly affecting shipments by American companies including Remington. The text references hundreds of thousands in revenue from shipments.
An inexact ledger-like report lists vast U S military stockpiles and shipments including artillery powder, machine guns, rifles, and ammunition from Winchester, Colt, Remington, Bethlehem Steel, and other firms. It notes four million pounds of powder and hundreds of millions of cartridges and arrows, amid partisan press debate over arming policy and trade restrictions.
A fragmented notice discusses Mutt and Jeff in a Mexico setting with references to Burd Fiahier and Mant & Jett in Mexico. It claims a theatrical production at The Orphan Theater tomorrow with wide newspaper coverage and public verification.
An uneven copy details Prince Leopold of Bavaria and Bavarian troops in a colorful, unfocused ad style. It hints at theatrical productions and crowd anticipation, mentioning Mussolini era bravado and performances in New York and Chicago. The piece reads as a fragmentary advertisement rather than a clear news item.
In New York on December 2, investors saw the second week of renewed trading with price recovery in steel and other shares. Bond activity remained steady as market watchers noted shifts in dividend news and corporate valuations, while several railroad and utility stocks fluctuated near closing highs.
Texas cattle and hog prices are listed with quotes from Iola, North Omaha, and surrounding markets. The piece includes hog prices, steer and heifer bids, and calf values, plus a Money Market update from New York and a Clearing House statement showing reserve levels and bank totals.
Chicago grain notes show Wheat drifting downward with limited receipts and mixed futures. Corn gains on relative cheapness vs other grains and active buying by traders. Reports from Liverpool suggest modest demand while exporters compete with millers in Kansas. prices edge higher with a strong close and higher cash values for wheat, corn, and oats.
Reports from The Figaro indicate Rumania prepared to join the Entente, with guards secured through Sofia and a broader understanding Bulgaria would act against Entente enemies if it joins. In Canada, naval reservists from New Brunswick reached England aboard a transport, while the Calypic and other ships prepare for dispatches and early new year calls.
In Lafayette Indiana in January seven women students from a college will stand trial over a hazing dispute. Mabel Bowers alleges her health was harmed by the defendants who harbored hatred toward her. One defendant is Mita Ruth Cowen of Chienge.
Paris reports a 640 million franc indemnity for Belgium, described as withdrawn by Germany due to representations. The measures include compensation for those aged up to 27 and related political actions linked to the League Convention. Also notes a Philadelphia boxing result and an athletic meet reference.
A fire at a Denver hotel gutted several rooms in the morning. Six persons were burned and rushed from their apartments to safety by authorities and bystanders. The blaze caused heavy smoke and property damage.
General Kelly-Kenny, a distinguished soldier with long service in foreign campaigns, has died at his home Jolagh Lodge in County Clare Ireland. Born February 27 1840 he served in the Taua-Kuail Takka Fatts South Africa and the transport division and accompanied Prince Arthur of Connaught on a mission to Japan in 1905. He visited the United States in 1909 after retirement and was nearly 70 years old.
Paris reports a naval incident involving a submarine and torpedoes near Pole. Advices to the Math claim the French vessel belongs to Vice Admiral Lapayrere’s seat, with clashes and hindered operations noted as authorities investigate the disruption.
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