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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1916
Page
2
An old subscription notice explains rates and terms for The Standard daily in Ogden City. It outlines monthly annual pricing, carrier delivery, and renewal procedures while noting service to subscribers and publication discontinuation rules.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple news agencies and cities including Kemps News Agency Loe Atretes Cattrorne Nebula News Stacd Salt Lake City Tan and Brigham City Lins Folantry Newestend Salt Lake City Titab Neck Newa Co San Francisco Golden Gate News Co San Francisco Olied News Co Dallas News Agency San Diego Wheatley San Francisco Cal.
Local columns claim P D Claxton visited California to gain data on Ogden schools and approved Superintendent Mills. The Examiner disputes the quote attributed to Claxton saying he never made the statement and questions the reliability of local coverage on the Mills issue.
The Ogden Standard blasts Mr. Claxton for criticizing Superintendent Mills and his control of school affairs. It argues Claxton misread finances, ignores junior high needs, and misstates night school funds. The paper defends Mills and vows to continue reporting on school issues.
The Standard reports Superintendent Suiits hinting the board may discontinue the domestic science department in the Ogden schools. It notes no board member has proposed such action, suggests Mills will not be reappointed after resigning, and that teachers should expect clarity on contract status for the next school year.
Ogden's mayor, long afflicted by severe stomach and digestive issues, underwent a successful surgical operation yesterday. The report notes the mayor's strong heart and willpower, predicting a rapid recovery and return to health, with modern antiseptic surgery cited as enabling such procedures.
A historical critique praising Gifford Pinchot’s forest service against Brandeis era opposition from mining and railroad interests. It contrasts Ballinger and Western land policies with Pinchot’s conservation, noting the impact on public domains, ranges, and waterpower while highlighting ongoing attacks to discredit conservation policy.
The text notes that Plachot’s works would have been destroyed if Mallinger and his group had continued their covert appropriation of public domain material. It asserts that their acts violated conservation rules and harmed the United States heritage.
The British should not press to restore the Appam to former owners as the German handling saved the ship from destruction and set a dangerous precedent for submarine warfare. Germany claims the ship as prize under older treaties, while the Hague Convention may have abrogated them.
The Salt Lake Tribune recounts General Petts Niaz’s stance amid Mexican turmoil. Diaz’s remaining allies fear a potential return of Madero’s influence as Curratta opposes rising threats linked to previous revolts led by Vian. The piece notes leniency toward treason suspects and the fragile balance of power in the region.
Readable lines indicate Felix Diaz meeting in Los Angeles and eliciting a poor opinion from attendees. Text resembles a stray clipping with garbled names and unclear context, but centers on Diaz and respondent sentiments.
Painful feet relief advertised with claims of drawing out poisons and curing corns calluses bunions and swelling. It urges readers to buy “Tix” at drug or department stores for 25 cents claiming instant relief and all‑day comfort with smaller shoes.
Emil Seidel former Milwaukee mayor and 1912 Socialist vice presidential candidate will speak at the Methodist church tomorrow night. Admission is 25 cents.
The funeral of Mrs Ausan J Ad ans, a longtime resident of Onden, was held in the afternoon at the residence of her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wadrey. Many tributes of love and respect filled the service as George F. Lowe of the First Traptled church officiated, with music including There There on Land and Restitut le of Somewhere.
In a funeral sermon Res. Lore recalls Mrs Adama emigrating with her husband from a wettled country in Vermont to Owatonna Minnesota known as Par West. At 80 years old she remained youthful and optimistic cherishing simple joys and bright spirit. The son vows to honor her memory as the body is shipped to Gwatonne Minnesota for burial with her grandson A Tadley accompanying.
Mia Nana V. Haynes of Navasota Texas was found in a Chicago railway station in a dazed condition and later adjudged insane. She was committed to the state hospital for the insane with jewelry currency and bonds valued at 413 481 sewn in her clothing. Her son Fat N Haynes of Victoria Texas will seek possession of the valuables and custody through an attorney.
New York reported 246 murders in 1916, down from 257 in 1915 and 286 in 1914. The department notes fewer shootings and burglaries, with 4,000 plus did, arrests totaling 212,412 and 161,121 convictions. About 161,367 felonies and petty crimes were logged, with outcomes for 59 percent unknown.
Overweight readers are urged to shed fat by open air walks and a Korean capsule remedy sold by A. X Melntyre Drug Co Advertiser. The ad promises harmless, pleasant digestion aid and rapid fat loss with nightly doses, claiming noticeable changes within days and improved energy for daily tasks.
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