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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
2
A chopped OCR snippet mentions communications and a person or place name in a vague context. Reads: "ue trast. oni qr Sray Na, efter communications blished. Waitessemana Puntiovar." Limited legibility prevents clear facts or proper entities.
Fragments discuss barley and flour costs, shortages, and substitutes. The text references barley being ground, price notes, and warnings about rationing and nutrition amid a broader critique of wartime economic policy and political power. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The report states Indian troops align with the empire's front as reinforcements are sent from Britain. Numbers cited include about two hundred thousand soldiers and a larger contingent, with figures highlighting the scale of loyalty and manpower deployed. The piece notes ongoing war weariness and the strategic role of Indian forces in support of British campaigns.
Unclear war department statement discusses German high explosive shells and potential destruction of tariff fortifications at Liège Antwerp. Mentions a researcher Lovils Ithman and a relay committee on war expenditures alleging an invention offered to the US defense, with contradictions and pre-emptive warnings amid weapon supply concerns.
Fragmentary text discusses graham or barley bread and a heat revival. Mentions wheat tour, Batlan Four, and a price line around $1.65 per hundred pounds. Seems like a diet or baking guidance with references to ancient grain orders and a market note.
Wartime dispatch notes German and Allied positions in Alsace and along the Western front. German reinforcements in Alsace and near the Aisne shift balance as German troops pull back to strengthen defenses. The article signals spring offensives by both sides and warns of continued bombardment and artillery activity with heavy casualties feared in the coming battles.
A distorted excerpt describes a prominent statement from Ban Franciaea blaming intimidation and political unrest for economic decline. It notes workers losing jobs due to widespread fear and a demand for reform, with references to interstate commerce and legal actions amid unrest.
A fragment from a past Lyceum program highlights a play with Yee charm red and a cast of Wir locit Lidmiunis. The production, directed by Tilo Wet school, aimed to educate while funding a future gymnasium and library. Performances featured The Perils of Pauline and The Master Key with ensemble and orchestra across the lower floor visible to attendees.
An economic study group reviewing a Justi, Lierts piece on American industry debates migration, private ownership of land, and the shift from production to wage labor. The discussion touches rent relief, chattel slavery echoes, and the impact of private property on labor.
A garbled transcription discusses hunger, food prices, and government control with mentions of Senator actions, the impact of imports, and economic law. It references a study club, a meeting next week, and a team named Weeks.
Ogden poultrymen vie for major awards at the Salt Lake City poultry show conducted with Utah Poultry Society aid. Judge William M. Coats of Vancouver presides as awards are announced for entries including Sinkke comled Roteland Rests and Wood Venmvell with several prize placements across varieties.
Fragmented obituary notice lists multiple individuals with varied spellings and relation hints. Mentions graveside rites, residence in a local avenue, and family attendees. references a hermon or cigramy tone but lacks clear dates. Details are unclear due to OCR distortion.
Fragmented text indicates a funeral or official service at a family home on 24 Twenty ninth Street with a locality and presiding official named in uncertain form. The garbled OCR suggests a private family setting and a funeral or memorial arrangement to be held at a place called Ge amity home Hev with Fleet wort presiding.
Mrs Otlke Tanne, president of the Ute Young Enduatry club, opened lectures in Ogden, aimed at promoting home enduniry values. She spoke to students at the Quincy, We Centra, and Jukier high schools, urging support for women’s club education and local improvement campaigns.
A report from Breinan Michigan describes an arrest tied to a murder case. A man named Charles Wimbrough faces charges following a missing person investigation involving Mose Patner, who disappeared January 2 from his grandmother’s home. Local investigators note the case involves complex allegations and state academic references are cited in the incomplete source.
A garbled report from today in Congress notes discussions on rebates and funding structures. It references committee activity, potential pay constraints, and ongoing authority debates amid unclear names and dates.
The obituary recalls Marie or Mary Brown a longtime Ogden resident and early church worker who remained active supporting wounded soldiers and local gatherings. She emigrated with the Saints to Renewal territory and Mexico and died at Thatcher Arizona at age eighty seven. She left surviving sisters and grandchildren.
Neighbors helped stop a man who shot at his wife after a quarrel. Sanborn, 22 years old, is captured near Park Avenue after a gun was wrestled away. He faced trial with police stating he planned to finish the act at Ogden home before being seized. The body will be moved to the city cemetery with services planned by local groups.
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