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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
2
An edition notes the war will be long and costly, urging full national sacrifice from rich and poor alike. It warns against expecting aid from a strained allies and calls the United States to deliver the decisive blow against militarism.
An Ogden editorial argues gardens overflow and threaten profitability for growers. It proposes storing or preserving surplus produce, desiccation for storage, and using gardens to cover domestic and European demand. The piece cites Everfresh in Ogden and compares to wheat shortfalls nationwide. It also recounts a nature study trip where three Ogden women and a local boy explored Salt Lake City landmarks in a day.
A Baltimore editor invites readers to craft a personal credo echoing Francis Scott Key and the nation’s spirit. The prize offers $1000 for the best essay aligning right thinking and right fighting, to be sent to the Committee on Manuscripts by September 24.
Wives of German citizens in Ogden or vicinity who wish to enter barred zones near the armory will not be required to register, per an Ogden government announcement. Austria and Hungary are not included. Only seventeen alien enemies registered with U S Marshal Nebeker for permits to enter the barred areas near the Utah state armory on Twentyfourth Street. permits will be issued to those registered unless further checks deny entry.
The Ogden Chautauqua opened with Welsh orator Arthur Walwyn Evans drawing a 760 strong audience and stressing the word Fraternity. He contrasted prewar Europe with wartime America and highlighted liberty and home. Australian Manikins followed. state officials outlined the week’s program including lectures by Henry Smith Wiklama and household studies by Prof. Fleiehee.
Wah Construction plans Oregon Short Line feeder work near Mahe Falls with Orden corporation to build branch lines from Mohe Fata toward Earth, extending about thirty miles for wartime use. Registration move seeks applicants aged 31 to 61 at county sheriff offices. twenty expected.
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