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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
3
Sunday and Monday will feature a clash of local baseball talent as eighty players from Ogden contend for the City league championship. A dozen are expected to appear in degaussed play within sixteen months. Fans are invited to Glenwood with coupons in today's paper for general admission on Sunday and Monday.
A jury acquitted W W Howland on perjury charges arising from testimony during a Colorado House of Representatives investigation. The trial followed a money package incident from last winter, with Howland denying false statements and the defense noting prior testimony inconsistencies. The case connected to a payment linked to a detective and involved various officials during the legislative session aftermath.
Readers report a large zinc miners demonstration described with misread text. The fragment mentions pay rates and a 25 cent fare after 4 pm, with references to Lagoon and military head, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Northbound excursion rates listed for select July August and September dates via Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific System. Very few round trip fares to northern Utah and Idaho points. For rates and full particulars call City Text Office in Grephheim Block or phone 2600.
William Randolph Hearst and Judge Gary head west with a party of seventeen aboard the Overland Limited passing Ogden tomorrow morning. The group will stop in Ogden for about fifteen minutes amid cool weather and views of the Alhambra.
The article describes a cream satin suit with a longer back, sleeveless waist, and a dark plaid vest. Deep ruched trim runs around the waist and hem, a Wald material front panel, and narrow belt with a plaid bow. Covered satin buttons and a rabbi t headpiece formed by the car of satin complete the ensemble.
Mr Arnold, promoting Pletschmann Yoast, notes Ogden hosts six modern bakeries serving bread as education and rising wheat costs boost demand. He cites well baked bread aiding digestion, Battle Creek diet use, and Germany’s bread intake reflecting efficiency, claiming families save by eating more bread.
Assistant District Forester Fenn reports San Juan County in Utah holds promise as a leading dry farming district. He notes La Sal and Monticello areas yield strong wheat and peas, with hundreds of farmers drawn to the region. Livestock grazing remains robust, supplying revenue while dry farming expands.
The article notes that uranium mining could become a major industry in San Juan and Grand counties after the European conflict. It cites limited ore demand outside Denver and predicts southeastern Utah may see growing uranium production in coming years. It also reports Mr. Wenn’s three week study of the Lu Sal National Forest finding generally good conditions for livestock and ranges due to unusual May precipitation.
Washington July 2 Representations on the flag misuse by British merchantmen will be included in a general note. Secretary Lansing said the US probe into deception of German submarines by the flag is not complete, and specific cases may be raised with Great Britain in a forthcoming note. The general subject could guide the diplomatic note and prompt a German reply.
July 3 4 and 5 excursion rates offered by Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific System. Return starting July 6. See agents for rates and further details.
The Panama Pacific Exposition director of exploitation George Hough Perry of New York reportedly announced his resignation. The move leaves few staff writers at the fair, with no plan to broaden exposition exploitation and a shrinking newsroom at the district.
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