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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
2
The fragment mentions The Standard and a date form but provides no clear event, names, or place details. It references a publication in a presumably local context without verifiable actions or outcomes.
Orden has va Fraptlin club of master printers in Ogden. Each month the club issues an artistic spectrum of printing and conveys a message to patrons. This month thanks the business district for liberal trade and loyalty while noting vast growth in local job offices, bindery and engraving capacity over the past year.
W H Wattle is named president of the Weber club with a potential three year term to lead preparations for a world’s fair. He must marshal a working force to launch the nationwide exposition while awaiting Union Pacific input on sponsorship details. The campaign aims to publicize the event and plan for a grand unveiling. First, the focus is on preparation and the fall season.
A New York Times analyst charges that thousands dodge federal income tax by paying only a fraction of their liability. The article asserts about one million earners with taxable incomes evade taxes and that seventy five percent of those under the law pay no taxes.
The report notes a large, evolving tax impact as the new income tax law began in 1913 and matured in 1914. Early returns showed limited data, but by year end more filers reported income over thresholds, with details becoming clearer as information spread and enforcement publicity increased.
A Tribune office scene frames a dated defense of statewide prohibition. The piece asserts Utah voters backed prohibition, urges a strong law to curb liquor traffic, and predicts neighboring dry states will align with Utah to shrink cross border liquor trade. It notes Wyoming fears revenue loss as Utah Montana Nebraska and South Dakota go dry.
A West Southern Pacific article extols thrift, arguing that foregoing small luxuries leads to bigger rewards. It compares saving to earning lasting pleasures, noting self denial is hard but worthwhile and that pursuing larger goals makes sacrifices rewarding.
A plea to resist waste and choose self denial to avoid future poverty. The piece warns that indulgence leads to downfall, urging immediate practice of thrift and restraint to reap lasting blessings rather than a hard fall later. It emphasizes personal discipline and the danger of the endless appetite.
A BoM Lake audience hears Heary A. Wire Wood argue that unpreparedness is dangerous as he cites history and wartime lessons. He warns that Germany could threaten the Americas if the canal and coasts lack a strong defense, urging a robust but controlled readiness without creating a standing army.
The Utah National bank becomes an Ogden institution under new officers and a group of outside investors led by Ectits, Hrowning, Scowcroft and Wattis. D. C. Eccles, Ralph B. oar, Wm. Wattis and Charles FE. Kalter named directors. A. V. Melintoah cashier and Paul H. Leo assistant cashier. Active VP to be R. E. Moag. Other banks held annual meetings and elected directors. officers to be chosen February 7.
Walter Clark faced municipal court on a receiving stolen goods charge linked to a splitters gang in Ogden during Christmas season. He was arrested in Salt Lake City and brought to Ogden with three packages of jewelry tied to the crime.
A fragmentary notice describes a screening titled Civilization Tone at Vielnrta Theater 1637 Delmar Boulevard as part of a festival benefiting the Beardt of the Bort Dopateh cmas. Two showings daily at 2:39 and 3:15 p.m. The item references modern warfare imagery and antiwar sentiment without clear context.
New York physicians explain the benefits of Nurated Iron, arguing it cures iron deficiency anemia and boosts strength and vitality. They cite cases of improved stamina, mood, and health, urging readers to try the product with a two week iron test and cautioning against older iron forms.
A vision filled recreation depicts war’s horrors and the King’s shift to peace. Ferdinand’s submarine story, Katherine’s secret league, and Arcadia sinking drive a moral antiwar arc ending with President Wilson’s peace message and a star spangled finale. The production features Herrehel Mayall and Howard Mickman with a wartime chorus.
Readable lines describe a disjointed account of cold settling in the back and mentions poison-related waste and a drug company. Names like BAT Juinis and A. A. MSINTYN S DRUG CO appear as fragments. The text lacks coherent events or dates and reads as garbled OCR from a historical page.
Promises relief for eczema, dermatitis, pimples, and rashes by applying Zemo, a non staining antiseptic liquid sold by druggists. Claims healing begins at application and that the product cleanses skin deeply, with a large 2 litre bottle offered for 25 cents and a $1.00 option.
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