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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
2
A plan proposes a cog railway to run up the cliff facing Ogden, Utah, to view the valley below. The project aims to turn Ben Lomond into a major regional attraction, offering access from Nevada Idaho Wyoming and beyond and rivaling Pike's Peak in appeal.
Reports from Herne Switzerland describe a Zeppelin 4700 feet long with four engines and armored gondolas planned to attack a squadron of dreadnoughts. The airship carries large guns and torpedo tubes, crews of 46, speed 72 miles per hour, and may have assisted German ships at Jutland.
The article discusses Jeliscoe's battleship squadron and flags a growing role for Zeppelins and submarines in future warfare. It notes the Zeppelin’s vulnerability to weather and the submarine’s buoyancy needs, urging invention to overcome these flaws and render air and sea weapons formidable and dreaded.
A German submarine threat is discussed with the idea that merchant ships carrying defensive armament could be treated as unarmed. The article argues that with enough subs like the Deutschland, Germany could break the British blockade, risking food and war material shortages in Britain. It warns that the US may face a future where hundreds of submarines cross the Atlantic and Pacific, potentially arming or unarming ships to attack.
Farmers near Ogden report mixed prospects with alfalfa promising a large second crop and beet production rising in the Amalgamated Sugar district, adding about 360000 dollars more to farmers’ income despite frost damage. Early fruits remain scarce and shipments to markets are limited, yet overall farming remains productive for the region.
Tureka Utah July 12 Mrs Lee Mackay burned fatally when gasoline fumes ignited by a stove during laundry, igniting the Mackay home and destroying the Bullion Beck Mining office. Loss about 1500 dollars. Authorities urge cautious handling of gasoline and avoid using it in heat.
The Herald-Republican argues that Germany’s arrival of the Deutschland shows submarine force is practical for cargo and defense. It claims Germany has nullified its neutrality critique by using a war munitions cargo and arming the ship, challenging earlier assurances about armed merchantmen and unarmed status.
A San Francisco Bulletin writer rebukes foes of the flag and argues true patriotism lies in defending it from insult and preventing its return from abroad. The piece condemns foreign meddling and asserts moral duty to honor the flag, even amid hostility and perceived plunder.
A critic argues that the flag should symbolize ideal democracy, not blind partisanship or racial oppression. The piece warns that Patriotism must resist being repurposed by demagogues, or else the banner loses its sanctity and purpose.
Society note announces the marriage of Edna Young daughter of Mrs C A Johnson to Reverend B H Moore pastor of the A M E church of Ogden. The ceremony will occur at 8 o clock next Wednesday July 12 at the church with Ida May Young acting as maid of honor and Cleota Young as bridesmaid.
Government tests reveal that some powders use a speck of dried albumen to inflate foam when water is added, a fraud to mislead buyers. The ad claims E G BAKING POWDER contains no albumen, is legal under federal and state law, and urges consumers to ask their grocer, Jaques Manufacturing Co. Chicago.
A notice details a Tuesday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Frederick J. Rieger in Salt Lake City with reporters noting a Balt Lake Country club gathering, a bride's party, and a wedding to be performed by Presiding Elder A.M. Ward. Other items include a Denver to Ogden trip for a honeymoon in Ogden canyon, funeral arrangements, and social events featuring local families and church figures.
Funeral services for W. L. Russell were held at the First Presbyterian Church with Abraham Lincoln Circle No. 2 in attendance. In a separate note, an annual outing at Lagoon is planned for Saturday, July 16 with children’s entertainment and outdoor sports prizes. Mrs. P. L. Kline hosts a luncheon for twenty five ladies at the Country Club, continuing a series. Also, Mrs. Frederick J. Kiesel of Sacramento and Mrs. Charles Bowman of Hut te were guests at the Kiesel home on Twenty-fifth Street foregrounding social visits in Salt Lake City.
The funeral was held in the Third ward chapel with Bishop M D B Michardson presiding. Friends and relatives filled the chapel as tributes were laid on the bier. Music featured a quartet and solo performances by local singers. Speakers including President James Wotherspoon and Bishops B Richanson and Freak R Williams praised the pioneer woman and offered doctrinal remarks.
The Lyceum presents the second episode of Peg O the Ring with doors open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Performers and venue details are listed for the day.
We express heartfelt thanks to all who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved mother. Accept our sincere thanks. Albert Ballinger and family.
Dialogue reveals Harry works for a railroad and heads the puzzle department, handling time tables and related duties.
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