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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
2
A garbled subscriber notice warns that subscriptions expire and not to cancel the Standard. It requests readers contact the publisher to renew or cancel and states the paper will not be withheld from delivery if payment is not received.
The message outlines how subscribers should receive The Standard by Wall and how to handle mail, including payment and receipt steps. It emphasizes sending all letters to The Ogden Standard and avoiding certain terms while ensuring proper address and format.
Observer urges immediate creation of at least one public comfort station in the district near Mie Disk nena, noting crowds at the jawinesy center and a lack of clean facilities. Describes embarrassment for families and children when lavatories are uninviting, calling municipal neglect to be addressed at the earliest possible moment.
Rail officials announce lower rates on canned goods moving through major hubs, cutting charges by about one third. The price drop aims to boost trade, expand distribution, and lower consumer costs across multiple industries and regions, with impacts expected on warehouses, shippers, and distributors nationwide.
A garbled 1917 era text discusses railway and manufacturing policy in the United States, urging railway backed industrial growth and naval planning in wartime. It mentions submarines, convoy tactics, and the potential impact of air power on sea transport and defense near New York Harbor.
A distorted historical clipping discusses German loyalty during wartime, contrasting allegiance to Germany with American identity. It cites a German American figure’s views during a tense era, noting pride in the fatherland and the pull of emigration while highlighting assimilation and American patriotism among German Americans.
Fragments suggest a scene with a character named Maxey Ore and threats by Win, involving a pledge to the Stars and Stripes. The text references Americans, a battle or location called Inlet, and a sense of obligation or conflict, but details are fragmented and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR reveals debate on Germany and US policy. It discusses entente, embargoes, and potential alt policies, with references to American officials and German retaliation. The text shows dataless, garbled line items about official responses and public stance.
A former mail order trader recounts schemes to inflate profits by selling bought bargains at inflated prices. He details cash-only purchases, deep discounts for bulk orders, and reselling aged stock with fake labels. He argues money should stay local to support merchants and jobs, condemning sweatshop labor and urging readers to buy from hometown retailers.
A fragmented baseball item recounts NeverRins and Walk with Geer Sneebale in a convoluted scene at a fair. Names like Tig, Walh-Overe, Incontyan, and Vinatieri appear amid garbled phrases and misread titles, with little coherent action.
Fragmentary text indicates a former premier of Parkstad was reportedly killed in an incident in Lisbon. Named individuals are unclear due to corrupted OCR. vague references to political figures and locations suggest a high profile death event.
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