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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
18
The Saxon Motor Car Company emphasizes service and reliability as core values guiding every dealer. With the Six Touring Car at 415 dollars, Six Roadster at 815 dollars, and Four Roadster at 395 dollars, Saxon aims to satisfy buyers with strong performance and fair pricing.
The article reviews common clutch problems in automobiles and warns that grabbing slipping or hard release can strain the power transmission. It explains types of clutches cone dry plate and planetary, diagnosis steps from worn facing to spring tension and lubrication, and offers remedies from adjusting springs to replacing worn leather facings with factory-made parts.
A Cadillac Light completed a remarkable long tour covering hundreds of miles and crossing elevations near 10 000 feet. J H Newbauer of San Francisco led the drive through Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon following the Lincoln Highway to East Lake City then Midland Trail to Grand Junction across the Continental Divide and into Colorado National Park Yellowstone and other landmarks.
National Glacier Park was visited with a teaching trip to Staitle and a climb up Mount Ranier, the peak rising 14 526 feet above sea level as plans discuss reducing speed limits in transport routes. Pocatello council debates lowering the city speed limit from eighteen to eight miles per hour while other notices report the death of John Darrell at Provo, his funeral arrangements to be held at C. F. Crasdail residence.
Wheat futures surged as much as 4 1/2 cents in Chicago trading after news of a discovery in North Dakota. The July option rose to about 1.08 per bushel from 1.02 1/2, while overall prices finished unsettled with most contracts up modestly.
Washington report on July remarks as Speaker Clark closes general debate on the administration revenue bill. He urges bipartisan support and lauds passage by a strengthened Democratic vote, condemning protectionist Republican opposition and stressing national economic relief.
Missionary services set for Sunday morning in the Fifth Ward at 7 o clock. The program includes instrumental music by Ibn Manes Cleonn and Oretel Mich. The Apostacy by Elter Ross HH McCunn. The Restoration of the Gurl by Hitler Hobert J. Jones. Duel by Etder McCune and Jones.
Berlin reports Teutons withdrawing lines along the Btyr river in Volhynia due to pressure from superior forces. Austro Hungarian forces claim gains in Bukowina and Galicia with prisoners taken, while Alpine troops repulse a strong Romanian attack near Delatyn and Androvka. Monastery bombardment threatened, and Italian fronts show artillery actions near Rovereto and the Adige.
The Orlsham Dramatic Company failed to appear at the theatre tonight for the performance of Cann. Prighamity, July, notes their absence and pre show issues.
Two leading cast members were missing on Thursday night causing the rest of the company to abandon the rehearsal and postpone the benefit performance planned for Nephi Mansen a former Bore troupe member. Harmony may allow a future presentation if unity returns among amateurs and military authorities approve a later date. Dr. Anderson arrived from Laramie Wyoming over a year ago and joined Brigham medical work before entering military service.
Brigham City July report notes Dr. A. L. Anderson of Brigham City named to the edient corps of the Vinh National Guard, marking a recognition for Brigham. The notice mentions the appointment and the city’s ongoing civic involvement.
Report from Glen Springs notes a raid fear linked to an earlier incident when two Mexicans were photographed near an American mining road south of the Rio Grande. No injuries were reported. The truck carried three Americans and was tied to the mining property near the border.
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