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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1919

Page

2

Standare editorials on state budget and legislature

The piece discusses budget procedures and the push to centralize spending through the auditor to control expenses. It notes Senator Dern’s proposals to streamline appropriations and avoid political distortions. The Standard urges timely adjournment and cautions against partisan manipulation of public funds.

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Our Trade With The World In Eleven Months Of 1918

The United States imported 2.82 billion dollars in goods during the eleven months of 1918. Canada Mexico and Cuba provided nearly one third, with Mexico at 45 million and Cuba at 287 million. East Indies Japan Australia and New Zealand figures appear, while Germany and allied trade declined. Shipping shortages from U boats and troop transports shaped the totals, with Holland Sweden and Germany contributing smaller amounts and 1917 figures cited for comparison.

Canada Mexico Cuba Guba South America East Indies Japan Australia New Zealand Auskralia Atlantic Holand Sweden United States Halland Holland Sermasy Auaiela-Hongary Turkey

Harden’s Plain Talk to the Germans Described

A dispatch cites Maximilian Harden editor of Die Zukunft urging Germans to grasp the brutal wartime truth. He warns of Belgium’s brutal rule, Belgian and French devastation, air raids, sinking ships, and bribery as effects of Allied aims, urging a new world beyond militarism and urging Germany to abandon its ambitions.

Germany Maximilian Harden Die Zukund Berge Ayey Be O Marlen Bere Vin Harden Belgium France Craud Ani Writton Helginod Great Mwin Melley

Changes in Rules of Legislator Legislature

Senator Dern proposes rule changes to centralize appointment power with the governor and to force Senate action on appointments. He argues current rules hinder efficiency and accuse the chamber of delays. The plan also aims to alter how legislative expenses are handled and to tighten oversight over expenditures.

Vail Senate Gacermor Renate Dern

Beet sugar industry limited by wartime losses and demand

The piece assesses the beet sugar industry amid World War I disrupting Europe. It notes 1253 European factories prewar, with France, Germany, Austria Hungary, and Russia heavily damaged or destroyed. U S production remains under one million tons, while American consumption exceeds four million tons, signaling long growth to achieve self sufficiency.

United States Europe France Kelss Germany Vitrojyo Cuba Heyer

Clouds on the Peace Horizon

A damaged and garbled dispatch discusses tensions across Armenia, Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine. It references France and Turkey, mentions a proctor or protectorate context, and notes conflicting conventions and recent conflicts shaping regional stability.

Harlann France Syrin Tak Lenasyen Anspelatad Storks Iayas Neferrine Praane Armenia Syria Lebanon Palestine

Conflicting Views on Asia Minor and Protectorate Plans

A press overview discusses Allied proposals on Asia Minor governance during and after the war, noting Britain and France with Ottoman‑era influence. It cites agreements and broad protectorship concepts, warns against repeating old powers, and mentions plans for Syria and Lebanon amid empire collapse.

France Clonian Christiana Great Britain Asia Minor Frauen Syria Lebanon Armonia England Asics Minor Tly Mealy Wis Peonce Rissis Fuentes Urope Avimenta

May 1914 wedding in St Josephs church Ogden

A memorial tribute to Mabel Krausw Crowther, bride of Herbert S Crowther, recounts her Sacred Heart Academy education, devoted service as organist and writer, and marriage in 1914. It honors her charity, motherhood, and faith, and recalls New Year Day funeral rites and messages from friends. It also notes Ralph Burgh's letter describing his front-line service and return from France with Charles Crowther.

Sacred Heart Academy Ogden Ula Thexa Wwe Mabel Mary Immaculate Teaven Mary Utah Oxbury Intermountain Catholic Standard Hell Name Society Sodality of the Holy Angela Merbert S. Crowther Fall Silver Ylasenchasits Apokane Ogien City San Francisco Mecca Jlower St. Joseph's Church Chembera Margaret Moten Wwe the Law Sud New Yene Yes Oelock Young Rt Kev Monsiznor P.M. Cughnahan Eamie Qhinse Mahel Bethlehem Manaigno Ual Christ Rome Ake Gor God Mayer Jarius Guy Rook Calvary Christ Hive Gal Fehildhood Amd Sural Tony San St. Jon Usband Tone Mountain View

Avenged Brother's Death in Front Line in France

Spokane veteran recounts serving behind the lines in France to avenge his fallen brother. He describes days of danger and the pair’s shared resolve during five weeks on the front, reflecting on sacrifice and fraternal duty amid war’s hardship.

France Spokane Uni

Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Meeting Notice

In a formal notice, members are urged to attend a January meeting to discuss dues and business matters. Members are requested to be present and ready to act on pending items.

Brotherhood of Railway Carmen

David Lubin Dies in City of Rome

Rome obituary notes David Lubin founder of the International Institute of Agriculture and American representative on its permanent board died in Rome after a stroke. Elia Manestol is not clearly connected. text references Slopes attack and unrelated items follow. Postings indicate grocery price controls will be discontinued immediately. Washington dispatch reports price fixing led to widespread price increases and a general decline in prices.

Rome Narid Livbin San Franciscs International Dnstituee of Agriculture Ha Permanent Board Siemmonin Elia Fatal Washington W. W. Armstrong Fom Procerlea Utah

Gold Medal Kidney Cure Ad Promotes Health

An old clipped advertisement warns that kidneys weaken gradually and bladder troubles worsen without treatment. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Kidney Capsules claiming long use in the Netherlands, urging three capsules daily until symptoms lessen, with a money back clause if satisfaction isn’t reached.

Asia Ment Netherlands de Ria Holland Wallandera

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