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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
2
Reports show crops breaking records as corn yields surge past prior highs and oats, potatoes, and other staples exceed last year. Government forecast predicts about 38 million extra bushels of grain, with nationwide bumper output and strong food supplies for the nation.
The article praises John M. Drowning as an inventive advisor in weapon design and air power. It notes his selection for an advisory board to bolster U S military planning and mentions his work with early aviation and firearms expertise guiding the nation’s war efforts. His role includes helping develop advanced aerial weaponry and technologies for the armed forces.
Fragmented OCR note discusses United States matters, Farrermpate vigor at Licksey, and treason claims. It mentions Saturday events and public sentiment around controversial tobacco work and eyeing power. Contains unclear many garbled names and phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses cautions about corns and vegetable care, mentioning practices and warnings. Names, dates, or clear events are absent, leaving ambiguous guidance and scattered fragments about kitchen tasks and safety.
A caller urges united support for war against Germany. The piece argues the United States must deploy troops swiftly, rejects peace pleas, and defends Hearst publications while recalling Civil War actions. It asserts Germany would swiftly defeat France and Britain without Allied resolve, calling for strong action.
An odd wartime dispatch notes shift in German politics as Centre Party leader Wert Fizberger questions submarine warfare and urges conforming to international norms. It suggests growing domestic discontent that could threaten the government and unity, risking further strain on the wartime stance and public morale.
The text asserts that the German public, loyal to despotic rulers, will eventually lose faith when the end nears. It predicts a sudden collapse of Teutonic opposition as despair takes hold and the burden on the masses becomes unsustainable.
Starting Saturday, July th, 1917, the following produce houses will close at 1 p.m. Saturday afternoons until September 1. Nyan Frust Campaor, Ogden Fruit Company, Ogden Compulssion Company, Hlackwan & firtMo Company, 1 2
A dramatic dispatch from Berlin reports Count Ernest von Reventlow denouncing Matthias Erzberger and Catholic Center leaders over submarine warfare promises and fatigue in the Allied campaign. The piece cites official statements and cabinet critique, arguing internal disagreement about Germany’s submarine policy and wartime aims, amid broader war front updates and censorship frictions.
An editorial quote from Count Ernest von Reventlow accuses German policy makers of aiming to destroy the nation’s conscience in victory tied to the submarine campaign and prospects for peace. The page also lists extensive cattle and stock market receipts with varied prices and Utah stock quotations across numerous companies and shares.
New York July 10 Substantial market activity opened with gains in several sectors as crop prospects and Washington developments boosted sentiment. United States Steel moved from flat to a small advance amid heavy bond trading and shifting tendencies. Some major issues slipped back while tobaccos and select rails showed strength amid a broad, active session.
Chicago letters note corn market strength driven by bearish crop reports and unease over peace prospects in Berlin. Prices rose from opening declines to higher levels as traders anticipated government plans for food control. Wheat showed no independence while hogs in Omaha traded weaker on receipts and lower quotes.
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