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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1915
Page
2
An OCR fragment reports a dispute involving de Stina and the Anglo American community. It references a court or order, a leader named Minaun, and a figure named William Slesmatin. The readable text hints at a governance or legal action with a February timeframe and a focus on communal tensions.
A garbled report warns of hazardous tobogganing and sleigh riding by boys on city streets. It laments near misses, notes a fatal accident in Salt Lake City involving a youngster falling under a streetcar, and urges supervision to curb risky youthful activity and prevent future injuries.
Fragmentary 19th century commentary decries fear of hydrophobia and debate over rabies origins. The piece cites miseducation, inaccurate symptoms, and calls for dog vaccination and humane care, noting incubation and treatment uncertainties while urging public health vigilance.
The article discusses tensions between the United States and Great Britain over neutrality in shipping and contraband during wartime. It notes strong domestic sentiment against foreigners, worries about alien loyalties, and the belief that the U S must adapt to protect shipping lanes and support its government’s stance against German actions.
Fragmentary wartime text argues that war is inevitable and brutal, condemning Germany and echoing calls for total victory. It references Allied and German voices, military restraint, and the necessity of force to secure victory, with heavy emphasis on retribution and existential conflict.
A dated bulletin describes public health actions in New Orleans during a plague scare. Authorities ordered thorough fumigation, rat control, and the demolition of a contaminated residence at 1632 Magazine Street, with premises fumigated by ether and kerosene emulsion to curb spread.
Reports describe a pest outbreak with infected rats, plague fears, and efforts to control spread. Citizens faced work disruption and safety measures as authorities investigated the outbreak and treated victims amid grim conditions.
A fragmentary report describes a boys shower and locker room area behind a rear corridor with fixtures and plumbing details. The text notes boys at work and a mystery surrounding “Zudora” appearing at the Leis on Tuesday and Wednesday with a major program.
The Orpheum presents Quo Vadis tomorrow for three days with strong attendance records in Chicago and New York. The production includes large battle scenes and composited set pieces, plus early pages of scenes shown to attract audiences. Crown Painless Dentist advertises on the same page at 2468 Wash Ave.
A list of new titles arriving at the Carnegie Library, including works by Harriet, Thame, and Yin AaKaim, with topics ranging from exercise for women to fiction and poetry. Readers are invited to explore works by Jenaien, MERGA Yemta, and others as the library expands its catalog this season.
A garbled fragment echoes in a dated style naming obscure persons and places such as Sede Jonnalon Haikae Kenran and Melitath Inland. The text lists several names like Martin Bernnorte Gopentelm and Keeper of the Vines. The source fragment hints at a fictive council or vigil but provides little verifiable context.
The Church of the Good Shepherd at Whitla WV and nearby congregations list Epiphany and New Year services. Programs include sermons, Sunday school, and midweek meetings led by pastors Erick Fierech and Carver with baptist and Methodist participation. Activities cover worship, fellowship, prayer weeks, and officers' elections.
A waterline report from Total dealers states prices on fish and vegetables remain stationary with no changes today. No shifts in adult cent rates or related items are observed as markets hold steady.
The Whip, a melodrama featuring Peary Lana, premieres at Manhattan Opera House New York for a nine season run. The show promises a vivid display with equestrian scenes, acts, and melodramatic intrigue, including a noted race sequence and appearances by Mrs. PMA and Captain Bey among others.
An advertisement touts The Whip as a fast moving stage drama by Raleigh and Hienitten, described with vivid racing imagery and superior pictorial power. It notes production by a company of about one hundred participants and praises dramatic impact and entertainment value.
At the start of each year Judges Howell and Haftis divide the court’s docket. Howell handles criminal and probate matters while Haftis covers civil and guardianship items. Last year Judge Howell handled probate and guardianship. this year the order reverses with Howell handling certain petitions as listed.
The Old Reliable L. M. Be C leads a long running western training school praised for its loyal graduates and high pupil output. The advertisement notes a quarter century of operation, a faculty of fine tracers, and strong enrollments, with the winter term starting Monday January and entry available for all first courses.
After litigation the estate of Richard Flint, deceased, is to be seed and distributed among heirs. Ruth Flint is awarded 13,045.02 with residue shared per several interests. Claims against James Pingree, Ruth Flint and the Pingree National Bank are dismissed. Venue changes and tax costs noted. Modern Formula Co sues O A Butler and wife for 72 dollars on promissory notes.
Ogden City Poundkeeper Frank A. Naisbitt gives notice of possession of specified estrayed animals and property. If unclaimed by January 13, 2015 at 1 p.m., items will be sold at 1843 Washington Avenue Ogden Utah. Items include a dark brown mare about ten years old and weighing around 800 pounds with white spots on the hindquarters.
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