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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented Woman's Page snippet presents a curious headline about a stare and a hat, with unclear text. Readable bits hint at fashion or social notes typical of the column, inviting further context from surrounding copy. The item reads as a brief society note rather than a full feature.
A long horoscope mixes astrology with social commentary and fashion trends. It connects personal fortunes to naval affairs, with advice for lawmakers, writers, and workers, while detailing dress styles, blouse reforms, and wartime restraint, alongside prophetic warnings about the year ahead.
The fragment discusses marketing tactics for a telephony and kitchen goods seller, mentioning delivery to doors, pricing, and a claimed “fan” or “hae” item. It includes criticism of low prices and urges caution about repairs and city prosecutions, with unsettled references to vendors and a dismissive tone toward competitors.
An advertisement touts Dr Edward Olive Tablets as a safe cure for bad breath and bodily toxins. It asserts the product cleanses bowels gently, purifies the breath, and offers a natural action without dangerous side effects, claiming seventeen years of use among people afflicted with stomach and digestive issues.
Fragmented dispatches reveal executive committee reports stating more than a carload of provisions had been acquired for an order. Documents mention drayage costs of 287.80 and totals 368.28, with allocations to American Hod Crows association and forced delivery near Masota. A detailed report to Belshing is requested, while resistance from Gut Unto Pa and Gut Unto Pa pleads is noted.
A garbled transcript shows McCalley drawing cheers from a local crowd while appealing for a five dollar contribution. The speaker emphasizes community benefit and urges attendance at a forthcoming event. details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Fragmented text suggests a report about German espionage linked to Canadian troop movements. Names, agencies, and dates are garbled, but implied topics include espionage, wartime intelligence, and international security concerns involving Germany and Canada.
County officials clash over a $1895 premium bond for the treasurer race, with Naylorf opposing county fund payment and Mulliner contending the law permits it. Attorneys and representatives debate constitutional reach, while assurances of bond penalties hinge on legislative handling and county funds.
An armed man identified as Gregan, an alleged treebooter, continues to resist sheriff’s deputies storming a cottage on a Rock River island. Two men arrested nearby reportedly confessed. authorities seek others involved in breaking into summer cottages.
The water power bill was amended in a session, with changes proposed by lawmakers. Details indicate reevaluation of allocations and potential shifts in regulatory oversight. The document references multiple officials and dates, signaling a working draft awaiting final votes.
The document outlines that contracts exceeding sixty percent of output are prohibited and a permit remains valid until the applicant is excused from certain peace obligations. It mentions government priority for renewals, fair pricing for property, and a revenue split between developers and government. Regulatory oversight is assigned to a public service body with federal coordination.
Thirteen men of the United States Navy received medals of honor from Secretary Daniels on the Brooklyn Navy Yard dock in Florida. The ceremony honored bravery at Vera Cruz and Yorktown while praising all who served aboard Fletcher led ships and Marines on duty. Daniels spoke of the valor and sacrifice shown by the recipients and the nation’s gratitude for their conduct in the line of duty.
A muddled OCR fragment describes Oklahoma state banks facing a Supreme Court decision and a proposed guaranteed fund to back deposits. It references a 19th century reform era, a reunion scene for the Muir family in Iowa, locations including Wapello and Lake, and mentions personalities and places tied to the banking funding dispute.
Akrii G January 6 Charles Bryton a railroad worker aged 28 shot Jo Schrader a boarder at the Gap boarding house then killed himself Schrader died soon after while Bryton died at the scene Police could not determine a motive Blots fired at Bryton's wife missing their mark as she fled Schrader’s body lay in the doorway of the rain slicked scene
Salt Lake City January 6 J Callaghan a fresh operative of the United States treasury department arrived in Salt Lake yesterday from Washington and has been assigned to the Salt Lake district His stay comes amid a surge in work volume believed too heavy for existing staff He met with Bartholomew Bratton former head of the district and expressed amusement at chaotic buffalo sketch parodies that arose from signaling discrepancies during mintage discussions.
The article reports a new rail arrangement along the Gulf of Bothnia affecting northward travel from Stockholm to Petrograd era ports. It notes passengers lost time due to the broken river crossings and a shift of traffic 2 miles, with 960 passengers per period using the new line daily. The change reduces steamship reliance and moves traffic overland, improving overall travel despite earlier uncertainties.
Milwaukee January 3 colored boxers may spar before licensed bouts with whites only, but interracial matches will be allowed in Wisconsin following a ruling by the attorney general. The decision reverses a prior order prohibiting colored contestants in fair fights in the state.
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