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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1916
Page
3
Poorly legible OCR note from an independent newspaper states it is published each evening except Sundays with possible errors and missing letters. The fragment hints at standard newspaper operations but provides no clear events or names to anchor a full summary.
A critical piece argues against conformity for young men aiming to advance. It praises maintaining individual thought and originality over fashionable sameness, asserting personal distinction beats becoming a predictable, unnoticed presence in society. It cites the value of being seen as unique, even if quirky, rather than blending into a crowd.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses President Wilson and independent voters. It contrasts Democratic aims with anti corruption and addresses concerns about party strength and historical influences on reform. The text is garbled with missing letters and punctuation.
The piece denounces a subsidized press as the main tool of privilege in politics. It argues the electorate is split evenly, but leadership determines party integrity. It warns that dishonest newspapers and biased editors deceive voters and corrode governance.
A letter to the editor objects to buying a bear for a proposed Glenwood Park zoo and to funding a canyon patrol. It argues the park will take years to ready, bears require care, and public funds should not cover protection costs for summer canyon homes. It cites cruelty concerns and questions the need for a bear keeper and possible wildlife from Yellowstone.
Fragmentary note argues canyon residents should hire watchmen to protect houses during closures while Billy Wiles owned most buildings. It urges authorities to empower the warth group to arrest trespassers and asserts owners must safeguard property without asking residents for aid.
In an exclusive interview, Lloyd George declares Britain will not halt the war until victory over Germany is secured. He praises France and Russia, stresses no ally will quit, and condemns German brutality while warning against repeating such carnage. He cites France's resolve and American support as essential to final victory.
Theda Bara appears in Her Double Life at the Orpheum today and tomorrow. The drama traces a poor girl's rise to society and her fall after a discovery. Also on the bill are a new comedy and Napoleon and Salles, two chimpanzees with human brains. Two matinees today at 3:30 and tomorrow.
Fragmentary text mentions Bee The Upper Ten and Grip P of Evil with Robert Warrick and references Friday the 13th. Context unclear. cannot confirm events, dates, or locations.
Washington reports storms and insects cut the crop this year. Production forecast about 11,387,000 bales, down from June’s 14,266,000 estimate. The September 25 condition was 66.3 percent, the lowest for that date on record, with 95,994,000 acres planted. Insects and caterpillars damaged Oklahoma, Georgia, Tennessee, southern Texas, and Florida. New York trading spiked after the government reports, with January contracts at 17.03 cents per pound. The census tally before September 25 showed 4,062,991 bales, a record high though market expectations remained unmet.
The fare is no more than to any other route. Ble, comfortable care, convenient schedules. Special train on October 6 7 and leaving Ogden at 3 16 8. m., leaving Salt Lake returning, 6 p.m. City Ticket office, 2514 Washington avenue.
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