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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1918
Page
2
A truncated OCR snippet references an event or feature from a press source about a public or social context but its meaning is unclear. Names, dates, or places do not emerge clearly, making precise identification challenging.
A fragmented plea urges readers to contribute to the Red Cross fund before January 2. It stresses civic duty and personal satisfaction from giving, urging signers to pay promptly and feel patriotic by supporting the country.
The opening of the county poultry show is announced with strong calls against meat production and urging Americans to prefer chicken. It warns of backyard slaughter and urges restoring coop ethics to stabilize local poultry supply and prices.
A scrambled report describes misformed births and decayed teeth linked to developmental issues in children. It mentions a flood scene, doctors, and nurses aiding patients, with claims of long term harm and unusual medical observations.
A distressed plea calls for punishment of Guruan troops and military commanders for atrocities. The speaker demands harsh action to deter future abuses, condemning predatory violence against civilians and urging decisive retributive justice for those who ordered or committed the crimes.
Medical experts, with compensation, examined school children for rdpnoids tonsils and other defects. A plan printed on a card gives results of the investigations. Prophylactic treatment has been suggested with a focus on improving health and attendance in the community.
The speaker argues that Roosevelt stands for enduring peace in America, while critics and Bolshevik threats strain democracy. He contends Americans must avoid prolonging conflict and warns against war profiteers and radical factions. The address emphasizes national unity, strong leadership, and rejection of extremist influence.
The speaker argues against pacifism and warns that America cannot stay unarmed while global powers seek dominance. He cites lessons from Roosevelt and urges a robust, universal military training program and a large defense posture to ensure democracy survives against aggressive regimes.
The piece portrays heightened U.S. concern over Mexican actions and sovereignty. It warns of continued Mexican incursions and potential American retaliation to protect national security, urging vigilance against pro-Mexican agitators and destabilizing rumors while reflecting on flag imagery and theatrical excerpts.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous trial cases and participants from Brigham City court sessions, including names such as James Allen and Myron Clown, with varied docket notes and dates like January and June entries. The text references jury cases, defendants and plaintiffs across multiple lines, reflecting a busy trial calendar and docket lines with numerous irregular spellings.
Irregular OCR fragments describe a May development involving Teutons, Bree at Jerusalem General, and railway objectives. The passage hints at attempts to reach a target near the Burgdad line and Torsmoles with unclear details.
Officials and bonds dominate the agenda at the city meeting. Mayor Drowning expects bond approvals for Walter Foulger and Gary Allison, treasurer and city treasurer respectively, totaling 169000. Numerous nonfinancial appointments and a BR avenue franchise petition are also on the docket.
New Denver Rio Grande schedules add two trains with first runs on Sunday morning. Train No. 4 departs Ogden at 7 a.m. under conductor J. W. Whitmore, Train No. 2 leaves at 3:30 p.m. with conductor George King. Each train carries a total car and baggage, day coach, and cafe car. heavy patronage noted. Travelers report scenic runs between Salt Lake City and Denver with briefing changes at intermediate points.
At the Commercial club in Drigh city the Friday night election chose William E Davis as president to succeed a past master. A secret board of governors was formed with members including Tyson Abrariteon Dr W L McHail Frank Bach and D W tens. Reports on progress since 1917 were read and a service flag purchase authorized for members who have departed to serve the country. Nineteen club members are currently serving in the valley brigades gathering apples for the fronts in France.
An article reports a nationwide campaign accusing certain individuals and groups of disloyalty to the United States during wartime. Police and federal authorities are said to be coordinating discreet investigations, with loyalty drives led by unnamed officials and affiliated groups.
A humorous, faded notice urges county residents to support poultry by feeding chickens during the Weber County Poultry Association show week. It touts chicken as easy sustenance for troops and families, promotes larger poultry flocks if feasible, and reflects wartime pro patriotic messages about food and duty.
Fragmentary notes describe a grand French cathedral repurposed as a German war hospital. The text mentions cold weather, snow, and difficulties in caring for chickens near the home, with unclear context linking health of fowl to the site.
A chaotic manuscript describes rapid U S shipbuilding as efforts surge to prepare ships for ocean service. yards along the Delaware River convert a barren island into capacity, forming a four masted vessel to bolster wartime needs with urgency and speed.
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