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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
2
An independent Dud Ts edition notes a daily routine with evenings except Sunday, omitting four clubs and a specific group. The item lists no further names or dates.
A proposal suggests locating future cemetery grounds on bench land north of Ogden Canyon mouth. The plan envisions a gravely substratum, water from a nearby flur, and a layout with landscaping, trees, and water lines to enable a beautified site when the acreage is purchased and prepared.
Fragmentary report describes a collapse of discipline in Galicia during the 1815 Ceare campaign. Russian troops allegedly faced mass orders, with mutinies and executions by Kerenaky’s dictatorship signaling a harsh push to enforce obedience amid looming disaster and casualties.
A local driver and citizen complain about deteriorating cement pavement from the bridge to Twelfih birpet and the Clearfield to Layton stretch. They urge intelligent supervision and quicker repairs despite unfavorable labor conditions, fearing further damage to expensive roadwork and loss of investment.
Editor Blanchard reports widespread complaints about railroad car shortages caused by railroads and terminal delays. Letters claim cars are moved slowly and delays persist after arrival, with Ogden seeing ten to seventeen days to spot cars on sidings. Citizens urge a local business committee investigation. Russia's latest dibarter and extremist tensions are noted in connected headlines.
The piece argues for reconciliation between Ogden and Salt Lake City, cites their fierce rivalry as harmful to Utah’s development, and praises Ogden’s civic organization and industry. It urges mutual respect, the end of petty prejudices, and a cooperative regional approach led by strong joint cooperation. It condemns alleged backhanded tactics and calls for fair dealing and trust to unite business and civic efforts.
An early 1900s patent medicine ad touts a remedy named GOES MELA from Gold Mizdal Waure tern Canales claiming to restore strength for a wide range of ailments from kidney to bladder issues. The copy promises no substitutes and urges readers to consult their doctor, warning about overwork and vulnerability while presenting the product as a universal cure.
Leadville Colorado July 26 volunteer workers many of them bueshev men operate pumps in the mines as Landeilio authorities and operators await the governor appointed committee to study working and living conditions and adjust wages. Miner strikes spread through the district after employers refused to raise pay while health measures guard the camp for political agitation and possible forced labor concerns loom amid potential intervention.
A fragmentary report describes a clash involving a country and a flag, mentioning Nathen Mulholland and a migration service station. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but suggest an arrest tied to a debt or legal issue.
Cuticura for soldiers offers soap and ointment for rashes itching irritation cuts wounds bites stings sunburn and windburn. Free sample by mail address Covlenrs Dept L4G Boston. Ointment 25¢ soap and sieve sold widely.
Mulholland was arrested on information from his former home at Fort Baalth Arkansas. Officers present at the time of the arrest say Mulholland cursed the United States government and the armed forces during the confrontation.
The steamer bearing Dr. Friedtjoff Nantea Arctic explorer and all other prominent Norwegians recently appointed by their government as members of a special commission to the United States on the food supply question arrived there today.
A drunken incident at a rooming house on Washington avenue ended with Arthur C. Willems, a Lagoon concessionaire, beating his wife until a passerby intervened. Willems pleaded innocence but sought permission to resume work, promising to abstain from liquor. Judge Barker granted a suspended sentence citing his value to Lagoon’s management. A separate note mentions a New York loan plan for Canadian notes at about 6 per cent.
The Ogden Pictures corporation plans eight yearly releases featuring Lillian Walker. She travels to New York and Chicago for a convention while awaiting the release of The Last of the Ages a serious propaganda drama she calls her strongest screen work.
Advertisement describing Corega toothpaste for false teeth that prevents sore gums and helps secure plates. Mentions availability in Boston and various drug stores with free samples from Corey Chemical Co.
Weber County Farm News outlines plans for a women’s trip alongside farmers. Possible routes include Bor Elder and Cache Valley with a day trip within the county. Suggested stops cover Stars industrial school, state school for the deaf and blind, packing plants, cereal factories, Everfree d factors, canning factories, modern dairy barns, and a visit to Garden Canyon toward Huntsville for supper and entertainment.
A Norwegian steamer was sunk by a German submarine, with Central News Agency reporting from Copenhagen. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but confirm hostile action at sea and loss of the vessel.
W. Armstrong of Ball Lake County, Utah, named by Merbert Hoover as Hoover's representative for Utah on the national voluntary food conservation board, pending the food control bill. Appointment may advance to permanent organization if the bill passes, with President Wilson to name final Utah post. Armstrong plans to cooperate with existing state bodies to ensure unified conservation efforts.
A lively Hermitage Park features dancing boating and bathing activities with ice cream parlors offering treats. Crowds enjoy shaded picnics and family recreation in a lively summer scene.
Robbers broke into the Shupe Williams candy factory during the night. Entry gained by forcing a second story window after tearing the fire escape. They smashed the cash register and made off with about $19.87 in cash. the safe and other areas were left untouched.
Fragmentary OCR text shows letters and phrases from medical advertisements or letters about remedies for bronchitis pleurisy rheumatism constipation and weight loss. It includes patient questions and claimed cures with various tonics and prescriptions but no coherent report or verifiable facts.
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