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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1916
Page
2
A damaged OCR reveals a 19th century call for rolling back subscriptions and notifying the publisher to stop the paper. It references an audit board, an unnamed company, and a request to cease publication, with complaints about charges and service.
The document lists naval tonnage figures for major powers: Great Britain 28 ships, Germany 2, United States 12, France 12, Japan 6, Russia 10. It also notes battleship counts with Britain owning 10, Germany and Japan 6 each, Britain 6 and United States 1.
Review criticizes the film for its wartime preparedness argument and its stark portrayal of potential invasion. The piece discusses American fears of military weakness and urges a strong national defense amid tensions with major powers and an unarmed China.
During the winter of 1598396 cattle and sheep suffered heavy losses from Wyoming to the Pacific Coast as deep snow and extreme cold hit. Farmers scramble for feed shipping corn wheat and barley from Ogden, three carloads heading west toward Montello with new wagons to carry provender. Insured precautions aim to ease the hungry herds as cold snaps threaten, urging all stockmen to feed animals despite uncertain weather.
A partial text notes a booklet by the Southern Farile company explaining the Urrelators across the lake and a historic lake 345 miles long and 145 miles wide between the Rockies and Seve rax. The lake gradually shrank as evaporation lowered the outlet, becoming salty and smaller over time.
The Great Salt Lake cutoff, completed November 12, 1903 after years of effort, links Ogden to Lucin via Promontory and Lakeside. It shortened the route by 42.8 miles with 3919 feet of curvature, cutting grades and easing winter delays for the Southern Pacific. This project cost about 4.5 million dollars and greatly improves east west rail flow from Ogden, reducing stoppages during heavy snow.
A fragment discusses U S naval strength versus Germany during Roosevelt's presidency and Venezuela issues. It cites volume references and quotes about Kaiser’s stance and Britain's Navy and mentions Fleet size debate and a quote about Uncle Sam.
An American cartoonist joined the war zone to form an ambulance corps and recounts a harrowing scene. He describes the gruesome aftermath as wounded are loaded into ambulances, bodies mangled, faces unrecognizable, screams and fear filling the hall. The account questions how such horrors could spread to America and what men have become in war.
Tensions rise as protesters and security forces confront each other with bayonets extended in a tense standoff. Authorities seek to avoid escalation and keep tavr unstained while restoring order.
The State Department notes that neutral mail between the United States and non belligerents may be seized if treated like express parcels, a stance labeled high handed by Triilat naval officers. The piece condemns such interference with American commerce, comparing it to broader wartime pressure and stressing the need to respect neutral rights amid conflict. It cites moral reflections on leadership, religion, and progress linking Christ, Edison, and invention as a call for restraint.
The text lauds perseverance and steadfastness, contrasting Edison and other figures. It credits relentless effort for progress, citing scientists, artists, and leaders like Cavour who endured long, unselfish labor before results. It highlights sustained dedication over talent alone, shaping lasting contributions.
An old advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a natural remedy for kidney and urinary symptoms. It pressures readers to buy authentic original Haarlem Oil Capsules at drugstores and warns against counterfeit products while asserting long standing global use and safety.
Frank Hartre at welterweight claimant to Canada heads toward Ely Nevada to meet Eddie Johnson in a touring match on February 5. He travels with manager Tom Setley and expects quick return to Ogden after the bout. Hartre has fought about 200 matches in the past ten years.
The custody and care of the prisoners in the city jail were transferred today to City Jailer B. Wilson by County Sheriff Hagbert Anderson. Anderson and his family moved their household goods to the Slevete apartments on Washington Avenue near Twenty-alyth streets. the former quarters were immediately taken into official use.
Hazel Dawn and Blanche Sweet headline at the Alhambra tonight with the Clanitiee Ade billed as support. Strong local entertainment note highlights two leading performers in a period cinema bill.
Mrs Kate Vaughn invited to address the Domestic Science department at 10:15 tomorrow. Her subject is Responsibility Manhood and Womanhood linked to the cooking school and roost pleasing and interesting speaker. likely worth hearing.
A domestic drama titled One Bill to a Thousand is featured at the Orpheum tonight and tomorrow. Beverly Raspe and Bryant Washbourne star in a tale of a young girl who uses cooking to aid her invalid father and win a husband amidst adversity. Mrs Vaughn’s lecture attendees, especially younger women, are encouraged to see the film.
The Spelter Logging Company has filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk for leasing and developing mines. Capital stock is $5,000, par $1. Incorporators include George W. Gelliams as president and director, Samuel Thomas as vice president, R A Moyea as secretary treasurer and director, with Brigham Robinson, George Halverson, J Farr and others as directors and stockholders. The story mentions “The Traction Grab,” story No. 3 in the Great series, with Orica on Tuesday and Wednesday.
In the district court Dr. Smith sues Nellen Smith for divorce on cruelty alleging verbal abuse and late night dances while away from home. They married May 1, 1899, with two children. Also Faith Anderson sues Cheater A. Anderson for divorce on failure to provide after a December 25, 190, marriage and no children. Iowa Birchfield was granted divorce from Robert Tirchfield with $163 monthly alimony, costs, and restoration of maiden name in Iowa Woodland.
Probate matters in district court set for February 11 include guardianship for Grant Muniace, incapacity, letters of guardianship, letters of administration for Nancy Taylor deceased, guardianship for Laverne Farr et al, probate of will for James Mack, and administration for Andrew I. de erard. hearings announced.
Bhertif T. A. DeVine received a telegraph from the abertie in Seattle stating that George by Cole was wanted.
The county jail held a young man who turned himself in after stating he was wanted in Seattle for forgery and parole violations. He said he returned to claim an inheritance from his late grandfather valued at $10,000, aiming to go home.
The Richant Mansfield version of a tartslan romance opens a two day engagement at the Orpheum tonight. It marks the first authorized use of the world's greatest actor’s name in connection with a photoplay. The official manuscript and Mansfield’s notes guide the production which closely follows the stage version amid lavish film presentation. It plays Monday and Tuesday nights.
Brussels June 29 The German Governor General von Hiseing moves to make the University of Ghent a Flemish institution meeting strong Flemish demand. The change follows a long campaign by the Flemish population of Belgium and traces to an 1840 resolution introduced shortly after Belgium’s separation from the Netherlands.
The Flemish push for a Ghent based Flemish university traces back to late 19th and early 20th century politics. Three Flemish MPs proposed a university in Flemish amid opposition that Flemish was unsuitable for advanced studies. A commission backed transforming Ghent into a Flemish nation, with broad support from Tiviteh groups. The issue influenced elections in 1914, prompting Prime Minister de Broqueville to offer concessions. The war halted progress, leaving the matter in abeyance.
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