The Santard ESTAMASHET 1570 Evening Paper
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1917
Page
3
An independent newspaper published each evening except Sunday. The edition claims no muzzle or club controls its reporting and emphasizes free, uncensored coverage of local affairs.
Dispatches from Raesla describe German and Austrian withdrawals to the central front as allies fear a potential decisive strike. Calls for synchronized Allied offensives across weakened sectors, with Italian and French fronts focused on pressuring German and Austrian forces while reinforcing a push toward Trieste.
The piece denounces war profiteering from coal shipments to Italy and frames it as a broader gouging problem. It praises the president and cabinet’s efforts to negotiate a remedy, contrasts with a failed ultimatum, and likens current policy to past peace notes to Germany while warning of the body politic’s strain from deceptive practices.
An Ogden specialist notes rising adenoida and diseased tonsils in children including eight from the Washakie Reservation brought for treatment. He links it to adopting white-man living and observes changes after surgery, while a broader note remarks city jurisdiction over a protest district but questions moral implications as many locals resist.
From Washington comes an acknowledgment dated July 9 noting Utah’s contributions to the hundred million dollar Red Cross fund. Read as county totals, Eureka 13,950, Beaver 9,000, Carbon 5,000, Davis 5,000, Iron 3,900, Logan 23,000, Ogden 651,000, Salt Lake City 382,668, and others. Totals fall short of actual subscriptions, with Ogden officially listed at 51,800.
The piece argues irregolari ties will arise from a law lacking public consent safeguards. It urges requires consent from a third of property owners and two-thirds protest to block improvements. It defends property owners as capable judges of necessity and cautions against city overreach.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes Denver officials move to ease local tax burdens amid federal tax hikes. 1916 property valuations reached 358 million while 1917 values fell to about 206 million, prompting a levy drop from seven mills and six tenths to five mills. Revenue fell from 2.715 million to an estimated 2.64 million as license loss and real estate valuations reshape city income.
Color printing services offered by New Century Printing Co Provn Utah advertise fine color printing stations and erg book making capabilities with emphasis on quality printing solutions for catalog and print needs.
London July 16. British attempts to recapture positions won by German forces at Lombaerteyde on the Belgian front ended in heavy losses for the attackers, according to the war department.
Washington July 16 Senator Chamberlain chairman of the military committee predicted a speedy passage of the 640 million aviation bill passed by the house Saturday He believed the measure providing for 22 000 airplanes would become law before August 1
Three hundred? No, 900 passengers of the Norwegian American liner Kriatient jond were landed safely at Portugal Coxr after running ashore yesterday seven miles near Cape Rate. Crew remained aboard the ship which was badly damaged as preparations were made for the vessel's return to port.
Seven loaded freight cars derailed and struck a southbound passenger train on the Southern Pacific line near Rocemont, California, twelve miles from Mojave, injuring several aboard. Police and railroad officials reported the crash occurred early today as wreckage blocked tracks and emergency crews responded.
Local coat shop advertises silk coats at 20.00, 25.00, 32.50 and 19.50, indicating a range of discounts and new prices. The clipping lists multiple price points for silk coats, suggesting a promotional sale.
About 3,000 employees who had been out returned to work at the National Conduit and Cable company, one day after a 3 cent wage rise was granted. The report notes wage and market changes across several commodities and stocks in Utah markets, including copper, cottonwood, and various banks, with prices and activity detailed for multiple names and firms.
World’s Markets New York reports professional selling in steel shares led a sudden market downturn. United States Steel fell sharply while Bethlehem Crucible and others slid, copper and oil tied to losses, with some rallies later on short covering. OMAHA LIVESTOCK notes mixed hogs and steady cattle amid receipts of around 3000.
Chicago quot ations show corn prices higher as weather patterns threaten growth. Traders fear early autumn frost could damage the crop, while peace talks dampen bullish pressure. Opening prices span the range from near 59 cents to 1.60 for September and 1.22 to 1.32 for December.
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