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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
2
The notice demands subscribers confirm continued Standard paper service, warns of cancellation if payment lapses, and instructs that failure to respond will end delivery. It emphasizes address verification and notes potential actions by the publisher against nonrespondents.
An editorial urges relief for Belgians and displaced Jews in Poland and Galicia. It argues American donations should expand to aid noncombatants amid World War I carnage, contrasting limited front coverage with widespread need and calling on philanthropy and organized relief efforts.
Fragmented text discusses urging Europe and other nations to contribute funds and relief initiatives. References a global philanthropic committee and concerns over financing, export of foodstuffs, and fuel supplies, with hints of responses from wealthy South American nations.
The text compares Utah peaches to California fruit, arguing Utah peaches are superior and could gain demand in Southern California. It suggests Utah growers consider expanding to meet Californian tastes and implies potential market opportunities amid regional comparisons.
An agricultural bulletin promotes powdered hellebore mixed with water to treat stable manure, targeting fly larvae to curb typhoid risk. It notes larvae are killed while adults survive, claims no harm to poultry or manure quality, and stresses low cost versus community benefits.
A historical report warns about manure disposal and fly control, detailing dangers from careless handling and the use of hazardous powders. It argues for safer, more effective measures to prevent disease and protect public health, urging proper treatment of manure and prompt cleanup to curb infestations.
An excerpt praises Ogdenites and argues water quality in Los Angeles is superior to rivals. It highlights purified water as a growing concern, notes local industry and tourism impact, and references city leaders and working classes while contrasting regional water claims and perceived scarcity.
A chaotic scene at the fair grounds as two men robbed a group of boys during the exposition. Authorities report loud alarm, no injuries, and ongoing investigation into the incident and suspects.
Lieut General Roberto Brugati leads the army fighting Trenting in the Tyrol and is regarded as a premier Italian general. His brother Lieut General Veo Drusati serves as first aide de camp to Victor Emmanuel and aids in planning the campaigns.
June 29 report from Wichita notes British authorities sent parts of cargoes from the American steamers Seaconher and Portland to a prize court. State Department officials say the move deepens a complicated maze of seizure cases while complaints from importers to aid American shipowners continue.
In Denver a meeting of the Brotherhead of railroad workers heard William G. Lee outline wartime labor aims. The local branch urged practical amalgamation of four crafts conductors enginemen firemen and trainmen to press for higher wages and an eight hour day.
June 69 candidates to be voted on by the American Homepathy committee were named by the nominating committee. They include Henry C. Aldrich, Wahvapolé, Charlie B. Sawyer of Mavions O., Henry A. Whitehurst of Providence, and Ted the Classified Ads Read Vip Went.
Prank T. Multollini of Toledo Ohio, promoter of the International Association of Rotary Clubs, will convene the sixth annual convention in San Francisco on July 19. In the United States 108 cities have rotary clubs with memberships targeting service in all walks of life under the motto Service Not World.
New York June 29 Charles P Bancroft head of the New Hampshire state hospital for the Insane and a federal commission member testified Thaw was sane and had always been sane. He described the Stanford White killing as a passion driven act arising from jealousy rather than a systemic delusion.
In London on June 29 1907 Dr. Spilsbury testified on how sudden fits could affect a person in a bath. He said it would be impossible for a person of Alice Burnham’s size to be submerged in the bath as described. He noted the water amount would not drown a person forcibly. Beginning next week the Lyceum Theater will show Universal and General Film Company releases including Chaplin comedies.
A fragmentary wartime letter notes Russians not discouraged by losses and analyzes the German and Austrian fronts. It cites continued Soviet resistance, shifts in German strategy, and the anticipation of prolonged fighting, with emphasis on attrition and front movements.
Raw sugar prices barely steady as refined markets hold. Canadian Pacific shows a low peg while United States Rubber rises on early trading. Omaha Livestock notes lower hogs and mixed cattle receipts. Chicago hog market faces liberal receipts, with shipper demand stabilizing cattle quotes and higher sheep and lamb arrivals.
Chicago Grain notes ongoing market shifts in late June with wheat leading volatility on a mix of strong selling and later rallies. Corn tracks wheat, oats firm on export chatter, hogs pressured by weaker provisions. Closing prices range with wheat steady near prior levels and corn slipping.
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