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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
2
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Governor Lowden declared farmers are the country’s greatest stabilizers in troubled times. He warned that without six million farmers, America’s future would despair. The remark targeted political opponents and coalitions as the speech aimed to rally rural voters.
The article criticizes government use of print paper for speeches to constituents. It notes from May 1, 1996, to July 15, 1996, 144,964 copies were produced at a cost of $442,000. With campaigning ahead, hundreds of tons more speeches would be printed and mailed, drawing criticism of waste.
A writer notes smoke pollution threatens Ogden’s appeal as a residence city, arguing Salt Lake’s air issues hinder growth and investment. The piece cites feverish efforts to banish smoke, acknowledges Ogden’s breezes, and mentions business use of furnace experts and chimney pollution affecting air quality.
Henry Clews argues courage and enterprise meet as financiers acknowledge weak credit in Washington and the need to extend credit to European houses. He notes adjustment between old and new credit terms is underway, setting foundations for stronger, broader industry and sustained demand.
A reflective piece argues happiness is found not in external gains but by patience and inner perception. It warns against chasing distant goals, urges appreciating love, and recognizes pain as a path to contentment. The text emphasizes self-control, resilience, and steady effort as the road to fulfillment.
The readable portion shows fragmented wartime or conflict phrasing with references to trial values and development concerns. It mentions a fighter and exposure, with hints of a sock exchange and a stalled situation awaiting exposition. Specific entities and clear facts are not discernible from the garbled text.
A Vienna report says three hundred thousand Viennese children under ten were endangered by Allied air raids. The speech by a Viennese official claimed 24,000 evacuees moved from Vienna and 1,000 from another area were sent abroad, saving many from transit and death by Americans.
A fragmented ad lists foot care supports and treatments with references to a clinic at 220 Cok Hudson building. It suggests demand for assistance and routine care, highlighting the need for orthopedic or supportive resources and urging readers to seek help.
A local notice announces DEE PRINTING now at 2428 Hud Ave and phone 792 K4. It lists J. Grummitt at 2417 Hladalla Ave offering Liberty bond sales by phone. The noisy OCR blends two address lines and a sales pitch.
A prose style poem fragment titled Rippling Rhymes shows playful riffs and warped phrasing. It mentions Walt Mason and includes erratic lines about poets, news, style, and longing for proper verse amid confusing text.
Fragmented diary style entries describe Benny and peers with playful mischief, bed noises, and a pregnancy misinterpretation, then shift to family dynamics as a sister gains a beau and shifts chores. Ends with a shopping note: photos and pony cabi nets priced.
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