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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary lines note a person tied to an Audit Board and subscription terms. Mentions city, external ties, and a Milton Giterann publisher. Text is garbled with many misread names and dates, yielding few concrete facts.
The notice warns subscribers that the standard publication will be discontinued. It instructs readers to notify the publisher or head office if they wish to stop deliveries and to expect later instructions and dates regarding the shutdown.
Fragmentary historic text shows a proposed route change from Washington to San Francisco via Panhandle canal and references to meetings, citizens, and leaders. The garbled content mentions President, Ogden, and a community welcoming a chief but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Fragmented OCR text describes tense urban travel near election time with references to cars, mopeds, and potential crashes. Mentions political tensions, possible fatalities, and public safety concerns as traffic scenes intensify. Names and places are unclear due to garbled transcription.
A garbled OCR passage discusses lawyers pursuing public or private actions related to a legal reform. It references trials or appeals, mentions the New York area context, and notes controversy over a proposed legal framework and its timing, with unclear names and dates.
A fragment reveals a discussion of how the United States faced the greatest world financial panic. It notes fears of currency, exchange closures, and the potential collapse of export trade. It cites observers praising restoration and the need for strong domestic demand to revive activity.
Local notes announce the Weber County gathering for a community meeting at the Fle and lane Etatenthin Agandatha hall in Sali lake Moyday. The event includes a committee meeting, a dance by OWLS, and ads for local entertainments and rentals amid a mix of notices and notices.
Eastern Tech and Weber Academy clash in a two game series this week at the local arena. The Richmond-bound school fens will face the Orden Mich team in the opener tomorrow night at the Visit School, followed by a Saturday rematch at the Weber grounds. Strong crowds are anticipated as both teams bring recent form and notable players to the court.
World markets show mixed moves with United Btatax Ascot shares fluctuating amid stronger and weaker bids and a London price dispute affecting offshore stock activity. Cotton futures firm at midweek, sugar futures opened lower then stabilized, while hogs and cattle trade in South Carolina and Chicago reflect varied demand in regional markets.
Wheat prices rose amid stronger demand and cautious buying from traders. The market noted gains in May and rye ahead of futures expirations as New York and Liverpool futures showed firm activity. Analysts pointed to tightening supplies and speculative interest supporting the advance.
A partial OCR fragment shows assorted commodities and prices including wheat, barley, clover, pork, and white products. The text lists quantities and varied numbers, with entries like wheat at 34.49 and pork at 096038.20, but many tokens are garbled or unreadable, making a precise market record impossible.
Community updates from Green River Wyoming cover Mrs W A Jobo’s return after a family death, Mrs C Hellewall’s card party at 318 Thirty second Street with high five honors, Ogden travelers gathering for a winter dance at the Royal Dancing Academy, a Weber dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Weber, the Star Light Club meeting at Miss Fern Blair’s Wingree Avenue home with sewing music and supper, Miss Kiesel hosting the Maida and Matrone group, and the annual lodge ball at the Colonial Dancing Academy with special music and refreshments.
The memorandum at Frederick W Kaumperman will be held for tomorrow at an unspecified time in the city. Details are incomplete in the fragmentary notice.
Funeral services were held at Lindquist chapel for B ee DG Hunter with Rev J B Carver presiding and Woodmen of the World pallbearers. Interment followed in City cemetery. Also listed are services for John Waldron Ball in Third Ward meetinghouse with City cemetery burial, Har Bownes in Huntersville, and Dottie Soderbere in Eighth Ward. Details include viewing times, speakers, and hymns.
A public meeting was called by Fred W. Chambers to discuss revising Utah game laws. The session, aimed at formulating better legislation, will be held Friday at 8 pm in the county courthouse and open to all interested parties beyond the usual fish and game groups.
The Ogden Junk Mouse near Washington avenue bridge over the Ogden river was broken into last night by intruders. About 200 pounds of copper fire were stolen according to the proprietors’ statement, with the burglary believed to have been reported to the police. A West Twelfth street resident reported eight chickens stolen this morning.
Misleading advertises Gold Medal capsules as a universal remedy for backache rheumatism kidney and bladder issues and other ailments. It promises rapid relief and claims to be a pure original remedy with no patent medicine status and offers money back guarantees.
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