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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1915
Page
2
A 1945 Ogden Standard item notes severe cold and heavy snow affecting areas. It cites long river freezes such as the Volga and other European waters, detailing dates and durations like November and January milestones, with a tone of regional hardship and notable chill.
Ogden banks show resilience with high volumes in late June terms. Estimates indicate commercial activity remains robust as deposits and cleatings rise compared with the prior year, reflecting a city with strong financial pace and large population.
A Workaen LT Ogden claims natives face discrimination as foreign born workers are favored in city employment. He cites widespread employer favoritism, language barriers, and limited English speakers among foreigners, urging action by the labor board to curb unfair hiring practices.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss 1918 to 1915 trade figures, with Germany and Europe cited, exports and imports totals, and changing patterns. It mentions November data, long-range comparisons, and the impact of shipping on trade, noting the open floor to Germany and shifting market dynamics.
The article discusses Canring InbbaTay seeking SeTren rates and links shifting freight flows to the Panama and Erie canals. It notes European market disruption, Californian supply changes, and Ogden manufacture impacts. The piece describes railroad and canal competition, rising rates, and pressure on tobacco and canning sectors as trade routes realign.
Fragmented text discusses farmers promissory notes and a canal opening, with references to U.S. political figures and debate over tariff protection versus free trade. It mentions Norma Mack, Norman W Mack, and shifts in Democratic and Republican positions, signaling a climate of protectionist rhetoric and economic policy contention. The piece reflects period dialogue about trade policy and party alignment, with asides about public sentiment and newspaper commentary.
A stark weather description from northern France and Belgium depicts bitter cold, snow, rain, and frost affecting trenches near Ypres and other battles. It notes heavy winter conditions across Germany, Poland, and the western front, with temperatures around 53 degrees Fahrenheit in places and subfreezing nights, shaping military operations and soldier hardships.
In Ogden, the community recalls a century of schooling with a notable number of graduates and lifelong teachers shaping the district. A winter term begins Monday January 4 with enrollment for the remaining weeks, as families seek steady schooling and local pride in the west.
A damaged OCR segment outlines a Presbyterian church Week of Prayer with services and meetings scheduled. It mentions youth focus, a common worship start at 7:00, daily topics such as Our Channel of Life and Environment, and themes for May.
Quo VADIS shown at Orpheun Theater with a photodrama production recalling Nero era. The article notes altered casting and staging challenges due to limited space and budget. Readers recall the first production and praise the cast though constraints affected harmony and movement.
The Fourth Ward choir, a proud musical group, presented a varied program at a local venue in the Sixth Ward. Notable pieces included Montana State selections and Bach sentiments, with performances by Mrs. Caistatt, Ms. Lined, Chase, and Vinny Chora among others, all described as well chosen and excellently rendered.
Two men identified as Nad e and John Kelley were arrested on suspicion of robber y after a reported robbery at a local residence. Police reported the suspects struggled under questioning and were linked to a separate room search. evidence cited includes an amount of 16 05 dollars.
Readable fragments describe a Salt Lake City gathering related to Utah’s Industrial School. The text mentions a council, a state trust and various speakers, with references to a recent meeting and planned sessions. Strong entities include Salt Lake City and Utah, but details are fragmented.
The Cadillac Sales & Service Co of Ogden reports rapid progress on the new building at 407 26th St. The project moves ahead under VanDervort and Gungtry with plans to attract high quality Cadillacs. Miss Babeath and officers of the Hires Stakes attend ward meetings, while preparations for a broad audience event at the new site unfold.
Miss Babcock presents reading of Shakespeare A You Like It at the University of Gta with Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association oversight. Jake and others attend Wednesday at 7 o'clock in a student reading program under supervision with discussion on study subjects.
A refurbished Liberty arena hosts a wrestling bout where Taberty faces Libe rty ten, with rumors of a gymnastic element and arrests tied to the event. Officials confirm a match setup in Eden area as spectators expect decisive action and possible changes to arrangements.
In district court probate matters, the proceedings discuss the settlement of accounts for estates, guardianships, and related filings. Names such as Nora and Robert J. Flayrd appear in guardianship or administration actions, with dates and notices tied to court classifications and ad listings.
Market price list from The Log shows beef and mutton in assorted cuts. Beef includes bone steak rib roast and chuck. mutton features loin and shank cuts. Prices vary by cut with several lines listing per-pound values and shop locations.
A list of jurymen for the January term is printed with many names including Wright, Brummit, North Geter, Harreyibin Prank, Anderton, Bas ton, Monson, and others. The roster references local districts and scheduling details pertinent to jury service.
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