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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
2
The entry notes a four second clasp matter at Pax rottice in Ogden, reported by The Standard. The text appears as and independent newspaper segment with Associated Press republishing rights. Details are fragmentary and not fully clear.
Berlin war reports briefly mention American troops on the western front as Marines earn praise for rifle marksmanship and combat prowess. In two days of fighting near Chateau Thierry aided by French forces, one regiment reportedly dispersed three German divisions, highlighting enduring American prestige.
Prominent businessmen push for postwar planning beyond the conflict. They cite Premier Clemenceau's claim that victory will come from a broader national effort, urging a long term strategy and vision for reconstruction and development after the war ends.
The article discusses the final phase of a great conflict and the imperative for America to prepare for peace. It cites Britain's postwar commercial plans, including ongoing committees and recommendations on trade, inflation, and industry. It argues for vigilance against resource overestimation and outlines policy steps for rebuilding prosperity.
Astronomers worldwide prepare for the June 8 total solar eclipse visible across the United States from Aberdeen Washington to the Atlantic coast. Observers in Baker Oregon and along the central path expect a 117 second totality at Baker. War restrictions limit European participation while American sites including Denver and Yerkes observatory teams will record photographs and data.
Reports describe German forces massing at the Aisne front and moving troops to the rear then to the front during night. Observers warn that officers may strike with a surprise night action as German troops, seasoned by long forced marches, are conditioned for such endurance.
Rev Edward Laird Mills of the A ME church responds to a Standard editorial and a Great Falls Tribune interview. He defends his stance on Utah polygamy and Mormonism, noting his past liberal views and denying public accusations of being an agitator. The local Methodist minister Garver says Mills isn’t hostile to Mormons and has faced opposition within his own church.
The article praises American troops in France, noting their courage and stamina. It argues the display of American valor boosts Allied morale and serves as a genuine tribute, not vanity, to the soldiers of Pershing.
Lloyd George praised American troops after a recent France engagement. He highlighted the division's valor and trained skill, noting the Allies' growing dependence on the United States as European battles unfold. The report underscores rising confidence in America’s impending contributions.
The piece condemns Germany for threats against Americans, urges President Wilson to denounce German barbarism, and proposes stern retaliatory justice. It recalls Von Rintelen's conviction for plotting to blow up U S ships and argues for ruthless response to German cruelties and hostage threats.
A nationwide plan aims to cut consumer food costs and standardize dealer pricing. Food administrators will publish county lists and form price interpretation boards with wholesalers retailers and consumers to set fair retail prices for core commodities. Local admins will chair boards and publish weekly price ranges and notes on substitutes and cash and carry versus delivery store pricing.
An advertisement from The W. Rowe Co. of Cleveland promotes Zemog as a quick acting, non greasy liquid for eczema blotches ringworm and similar skin diseases sold at 35 cents or one dollar for extra large bottles. It claims instant relief and soothing cleansing with easy application and low cost.
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