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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1916
Page
2
A local publisher contemplates discontinuing a subsidiary card program after a stalled vote on a legislative measure. The unclear text references Gus and Kee, with reader concerns about pricing and locality.
The Dee Memorial hospice expansion prompts a new nurses’ home at a cost of 25 090 with good weather start. Two dozen women work at the institution as demand rises at the hospital and plans foresee another similar-sized building to meet escalating need.
California has faced daily rain or snow since Christmas with floods and heavy precipitation. The piece notes historic winters and compares 1842 1867 1889 90 records, warning ranchers to stockpile hay grain as a precaution while Ogden Nevada firms begin feeding over 10000 cattle and arranging ninety five railcar shipments at high costs.
An article by Mary Kendall Hyde reviews William Wirt’s Gary plan from Gary Indiana and its adaptation to crowded New York City schools. It highlights students engaged in carpentry and typing while the system differs from Oxford’s weaker imitation, emphasizing school responsibility over parental.
The Gary plan alters school use by splitting classes into shifts across laboratories workshops gardens and libraries. It aims to keep students occupied all day with alternating groups in classrooms and on playgrounds while expanding facilities and integrating hands on activities. This approach promises double the productive capacity of existing schoolhouses and broader access to education.
England’s famed observer Kipling predicts postwar German collapse and wealth redistribution in Britain. He argues Great Britain cannot fund Germany’s defeat and calls for heavy reparations, warning dark times ahead for the empire and a changed social order.
Private attractions offered in modern dancing every Tuesday afternoon from 3 pm. Phone ASGTIL for details.
Quy Neteon resigns as head chauffeur in charge of the puller department. Earl Wieeius, formerly left chauffeur, succeeds him. Nelson previously held the role part time and oversaw pawnshop reports. Goldie Wheat is appointed night chauffeur by Chief T E Brownine, filling the vacancy with extra staff.
Florence Reed headlines the Coward ly Way production and Ogden Ski Jumpers perform at Taylor's Canyon in Ogden with Alhambra slated for next Wednesday event date.
Stanford University and Caltech students gather for a double bill reading by Pauline Fredericks and Abi Hambra. A campus fireware discussion features a speech aide and a critic who laments too many low brows in colleges while noting a single degree remains tied to a single credential.
Amusements tonight include Orpheum Elke and multiple motion picture showings at Albembra Cree and others with Saturday and Sunday openings. Social and fraternal societies list Martha Suelety and Joseph Seow ereti among attendees with GTATON Fraternal meetings, Royal Neighbors of America, and Knights of Pythlag noted. Church meetings in Treitth ward Goctal are also listed.
Tey J F Carver preached at First Presbyterian Church on will power and obedience. The talk contrasted historic figures who chose conviction over ease, urging Christians to follow Christ without compromise, and to heed his commands in daily work and faith.
Reported remarks by Chivan T. Ped discuss a Soviet era Polish struggle, referencing a letter from Sir Milward Grey to Herbert Hovner and American Dormin ton queries. John Shulekt asserts Poles in America ally with Militia groups, condemning Millet work in Poland and noting involvement in shipping arms. he cites progress toward victory despite setbacks.
Edward Grey and other speakers assert Poles of America can mediate between contending powers as Britain Germany seek concessions under duress. They call for patience and prayer, arguing true revivals come from God and enduring faith, not grand plans.
Willam Averill Hartigan son of the late B. H. Harrigan and Union Pacific board member arrived in Ogden yesterday on Union Pacific train No. 9. He is taking a private car trip to the Pacific coast and departed for Salt Lake City on Oregon Short Line train No. 22 at 4 50 p.m. During his hour in Ogden he visited the Union Pacific offices and spoke with local U P officials about general matters with no mention of any railway improvements. He said the Ogden visit was only part of his coastbound journey and held no special significance.
Dr Exheard Laird Mills, state superintendent of Methodist missions, preached on The Strenuous Life at the First Methodist Church. He urged believers to pursue a disciplined, purposeful faith, likening life to a race and stressing perseverance, courage, and laying aside hindrances to achieve salvation.
Rev. George F. Lowe led a prayerful discussion on revivals last night at the first Wapatat church. The sermon emphasized renewed faith and the desire for communal rejoicing in divine guidance as believers sought spiritual quickening and reckoning of their lives.
Seward Alaska February 7 Lieutenant Frederick Mears of the Alaska Engineering consultation announced the government plans to field 1000 men on the Anchorage to Satenoska coalfield railroad extension. Clearing right of way and supply camps are being established at construction sites. Degrees for graduates Iowa City February 1 degrees granted to seventeen graduates at the University of Iowa this morning. Homer S. Seerler president of Iowa State Teachers College delivered the convocation address.
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