Large plant expansion resumes at Lowe Mitting Grain rempact
The Wren Ogden area sees resumed work on the Lowe Mitting Grain plant with plans to build ten silos and elevators on the western edge. When completed, the facility is expected to become the region’s largest flour and grain market operation, boosting employment and food production amid wartime needs.
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Lowe Mitting & Grain
Wren Ogden
Wenfehs
Dealera
Indus
Seth
Wvr
Attuy
Ogden
No Starvation Claims in Germany Declared Publicly
The Standard prints a cable from Paris reporting a specific hunger case in Germany and four statements declaring a period of hunger. Captain J M de Beaufort Wie Velgtan, who spoke at Chautauqua, is cited as having twice traveled into Germany in past assignments.
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Paris
Germany
J. M. de Beaufort
Velgtan
Chautauqua
Tuenday
German blockade fails to curb mindset, author claims
The captain argues that Germany cannot be reduced by blockade and that privation will not devastate the German people. He notes the Standard Law’s stance and describes Germans as frugal after years of hardship, hoping to endure with limited supply. He mentions loans and resource levies affecting food and currency.
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Germany
Tin
When Cena Do Their Part In Wartime Duty
A harsh editorial condemns draft dodgers and idlers who avoid their wartime duties. It contrasts industrious volunteers and front-line soldiers with slackers and sedition detainees. The piece laments lazy workers while praising those serving, urging national unity and effort.
British Medical Delegate Arrives for Chicago Congress
Surg. Col. Werbert Alexander Bruce, a British delegate to the American Congress of Medical Societies, has arrived in the United States for the Chicago meeting June 10 to 14. He will discuss conditions in the trenches on the battle fronts and related medical front-line issues.
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Werbert Alexander Bruce
M. St
England
United States
American Congress of Medical Societies
Chicago
Marna
Lassigny
Chateau Thierry
Adans
Picardy
Paris
Marne
Meaux
Fran ‘Avo Low
Noyon
How to Stir Up the Russians in War Time
In wartime policy debate the Standard urged keeping Russia in the struggle by aiding and directing intervention. Articles discuss possible US action via Archangel or Siberia, with Japanese help, outlining routes, timing, and the risks of Bolshevik resistance while noting Russian opinion on foreign intervention and the strategic value of the Murmansk railroad.
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Russia
United States
France
Wlnes
Rusata
Washington
Rugala
Siberian
Archangel
Arctic Ocean
Bern
Japan
United Ataies
Petrograd
Koll
Siberia
Germany
Finland
Drhiieh
Iit
Phase to Hearst Roosevelt quarrel erupts in pamphlets
The article discusses a pamphlet circulating nationwide reproducing illustrated Hearst partner pieces and a quoted New York American date claiming Hearst papers are loyal and pro-war, contrasting with Roosevelt. It notes alleged American soldiers’ volunteers versus conscripts and cites a June 29 1907 New York American quote.
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Hearst Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congressional Record
Hearst
United States
New York
Boy Struck by Street Car Receives Emergency Care
Dr McDowell described the incident in which a boy, changing gears, was struck while a street car moved along. The boy was treated at the hospital after being removed from the scene and is expected to recover. Police are investigating the accident.
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Salt Lake
Crickson
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