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An evening newspaper notes its regular publication schedule minus Sundays and mentions a local Mussel Creek Club in a terse, fragmented item.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
2
An evening newspaper notes its regular publication schedule minus Sundays and mentions a local Mussel Creek Club in a terse, fragmented item.
Readers urge the mayor and police to cleanse the Twenty-sixth Street and Wall Avenue area amid persistent lewd activity and insults. A letter from concerned mothers cites rampant vice, calls for a restricted district, and accountability from city officials during their absence.
Ogden hosts the Good Roads Convention at the Orpheum Theatre with Intermountain leaders advocating public spirited effort for regional advancement. The group supports federal road policy, a national highway commission, and enhanced highway construction to boost transportation and economy in the Intermountain country.
Draft outlines a proposed commission led by a president appointed chairman with an advisory council of thirteen. Salaries would be 26000 for the chair and 9000 for other commissioners. A 2100000 treasury appropriation is proposed to fund the work over ten to twenty years, depending on annual congressional funding. The piece urges support from Intermountain congressional representatives.
Weekly health tips warn that dirty conditions spread disease and filth breeds fever. A stray dog fights birth registration while clean garbage and neat pastures protect health. Nature, fresh air, and happiness influence well being, as sloppiness carries sorrow.
Politicians from both parties will expand platforms and define standards, arguing that platforms often serve as vote magnets rather than guiding principles. The piece questions Wilsonian honesty, leadership, and loyalty, contrasts Lincoln’s era with today, and asks readers to identify Democratic and Republican leaders and their backgrounds as a test of true citizenship.
Silver, after climbing above 77, later fell below 01 points as speculation faded. Analysts warn forecasts are speculative. factors shaping the white metal include closures of rich Merco mines, demand for fractional currency in Europe, and heavy use in moving picture production.
Expert analysis predicts 25 million demobilized soldiers will seek work as industries reopen, yet many will face unemployment. Destruction is limited to housing and public buildings. much production will continue without returning troops. Women already in labor and advancing machines reduce demand for drafted workers, while Germany’s output shows wartime resilience despite prisoner resistance.
Letter to readers recounts testing a Eden horse owned by John Stalings. Dr Young found no rabies, diagnosing meningitis instead. Animal was dangerous only from confusion, not biting. Warns against assuming rabies from all deviations in animal behavior.
Miss Christy Shallenberger of By Nev wins prize for her junior class essay on the topic ory of Prohibition at Westminster College Balt Lake. The contest was platewide held in Balt Lake on June 13.
Edward A. Sherman a pioneer South Dakota resident died suddenly of heart trouble in Broux Falls. He came to the state in 1837, worked in newspapers, forestry, real estate and road building, and helped build the Winona and Stour Falls railroad. He served as territorial treasurer and auditor and later as a state representative. He leaves a wife, a son and a daughter.
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