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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
2
More Submarines to Be Expected in Atlantic Waters
Germany shows great encouragement as the first appearance of war submarines in American waters draws attention. The article notes expected submarine incursions along the Atlantic coast and describes plans to place two machines in each of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth districts. County clerk Harry Males states this amid efforts to educate voters on using new voting machines, with demonstration booths opened at City Hall, Court House, Simmons store, Fire Palace, Baxtera store, and party headquarters to ensure informed election day participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Atlantic
Harry Males
Court House
Simmons
Baxtera
Registration Days Open in Weber County
The Standard urges Weber County citizens to check registration books to ensure names are recorded. Registration day is today with tomorrow also open. books will stay open to receive names of applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Registration Warning Claims Thousands May Lose Votes
A poor name on the new registration books could bar voting on November 7. Orden City reports 4,000 residents failed to qualify for presidential election registration, prompting a call that every citizen should register today and tomorrow to be recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negtec
Orden City
Snd As
Russia to gain vast resources after war says analyst
The text argues that if the Allies win, Russia will transform with timber, minerals, and grain expanding due to outlets, transport, and capital. The opening of Dardanelles, Balkan settlement, better rail links, and Pacific connections are seen as paving prosperity. Manufacturers are urged to target Tusalan trade after the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateh Mussa
Anan Caal
Dantanelles
Balkan
North Sea
Pacific
Russia
Business Firmly Established In Industry Review
From New York comes a review of business conditions noting industrial activity extending to the refirnaments and real strength in consequence of warnings. The remarkable annual report Valon Pacific showed the market earnings in its history, including income from investments, or over 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Industrals
Valon Pacific
Jta
Upward Momentum in U S Commerce Claims Prosperity
The article notes high interest rates around rp percent versus 11 percent last year, citing abnormal demand for commodities, gold, credit from the Federal Reserve, and abundant money. It argues current prosperity rests on solid foundations, with war-dependent risks and a likely continuation of activity into next spring, driven by investor confidence and abundant money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
United States
Europe
What United States Can Do After the War
A Wall Street financier expert analyzes postwar trade options. He argues tariff walls deter growth and predicts Britain may shift to revenue tariffs while the United States could gain market share by sticking to free foreign commerce, avoiding punitive measures. The piece treats global competition and peacetime policy with cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Lord Bryce
Ingaipat
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Card of Thanks for Mary E. Little
The family of Mrs. Mary E. Little desires to thank friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness during her illness and after her death. They appreciate the floral offerings and the singers who helped with the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Little Deatres
Mary E. Little
Removal of Misa Alma Raver relocates to 25 Stehems Apia
A notice states Misa Alma Raver has moved to 25 Stephens Avenue 432 Twenty-eighth Street Thon 174. The fragmented OCR provides a single readerable address and name without clear dates or authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alma Raver
Apia
Fire Chief’s auto repainted. searchlights approved
George A Graves chief of the fire department was authorized to have his automobile repainted after repairs from a collision on September 25 while answering a fire call. The commission also granted funds for two electric searchlights to be used in smoky buildings. Other city business included curb and gutter reports, paving notices for Cutler Avenue, and heating and tax warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Graves
Fire Department
A. I. Heywood
Nelle Ryan
J.¢. Nye
Cutler Avenua
Twenty Fifth
Chris Figgare
W. Bromowell
Peti Mon
Twelfth Ward
Tigsare
Magor Ileywood
C. H. Say
Joseph FE. Storey
Elsetre Company
Heywood
Arthur Tribe
Hudson Avenue
Twentyfourth
Milox Ke Jones
State
Salt Lake
Harold J. Packer Sees GOP Edge in Eastern States
Harold J. Packer, at Repub' Neon HQ, says eastern and midwestern stairs lean Republican and will roll up majorities for ten. He cites sentiment from conversations across Indiana Nebraska Ohio Michigan New York Pennsylvania and more. He notes opposition to Henry Font and support for Wilson amid Omaha issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Packer
Repub’ Neon
Sens Timent
Packer
Inders
Wixanyrl
Newbraska
Ohio
Indiana
Minola
Towa
Michigan
New York
Pannay Vania
Hughes
Menry Font
Woodrow Wilson
Omaha
Nebraska
Sheep Experiment In Idaho To Be Continued
George G. Anderson, inspector of records for the forest service, arrived at Ogden district headquarters to spend a week inspecting files and confer with Ogden officials on civil service matters. A. O. McWhorter of the bureau of animal industry announced plans to study a herd of 1200 sheep on the Targhee national forest to determine grazing methods for optimal results in the sheep industry. Breeds from eastern and western ranges will be included, with prior experiments conducted in Montana in recent seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Anderson
Forest Servicew
Ogden District
Washington
A. O. McWhorter
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ogden Forest
Targhee National Forest
Indaho
Montana
Train to Hot Springs Promptly Every Two Hours
Advertisement states a round trip fare of 30 cents to Hot Springs with tickets on sale daily from morning to night. The electric way offers service every two hours to the resort which is currently open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Attention Eagles Big Meeting Wednesday Night
A notice promotes a large Eagles gathering on Wednesday October 11 featuring an initiation and buffet luncheon. It notes all members attended and questions a new candidate.
Blood spattered uniform after horse incident on viaduct
Patrolman Walter Moore faced blood splatter from a runaway horse on the Twenty fourth street viaduct. He shot the animal to end its suffering, the bullet shock left blood on his new uniform, which was discarded for the day. The horse belonged to Shin Bing, a Chinese gardener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moore
Police Department
Twenty Fourth Street
Twand Moore
Moore
Shin Bing
MISS JEAN KIRBY STARS IN THE WOMAN HE MARRIED
Maz Kirby will play the lead in The Woman He Married. Her role will showcase handsome gowns and her work as the artist's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maz Kirby
Miss Kirby
Artistic Monologue Prompts Reserved Seats and Luncheon
A fragmentary newspaper notice advertises an artistic monologue performance with reserved seats at 1o, 24, and 30 rents. It mentions a luncheon buffet and an upcoming event next Sunday with AM Eagles as guests, though details are unclear.
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Alharybra
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Ind, Coal & Coke Co
Ogden
U.S
Ogden Packing & Provision
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