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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
2
The Ogden Standard explains subscription terms and the process to stop or continue service. It notes carrier delivery changes and penalties, urging subscribers to report cessation promptly to avoid unwanted issues.
The article urges Ogden to celebrate the Ogden Logan electric railway opening with a joint northern Utah celebration. It praises Ogden money backing the project, calls for moral support from local investors, and envisions a final large demonstration and a rousing city-wide celebration in Ogden to mark the expansion.
The Standard warns Ogilen voters against midnight saloon claims tied to Teswood and Janes. Heywood and Jones pledge strict nine o'clock enforcement, no repeals, and will ensure all saloons obey the law. They claim to be the people’s choice in open primaries and deny plans to shift the closing hour without a public vote.
Londoners speculate on winter Zeppelin raids from Germany with five hour travel under favorable weather and dusk arrivals around 9 30 to 10 p m. experts note dense North Sea fog may hinder navigation while lighting restrictions aim to shield the city.
A Manchester workers party report from trenches in France stresses that civilian labor, including women and old men, must boost shell and gun production. Troops insist the war hinges on ample shells, with engineers and home front effort essential to defeat militarism.
Charley Chaplin appears in a two reel scream titled Dough and Dynamite shown at the REX tonight. Read the Classified Ads for more listings and show details.
A vintage guide outlines Halloween party setup with gas light, candles, and abundant natural decorations. It suggests autumn branches, berries, pumpkins, and gourds to create a festive theme, bare board tables, crepe paper cloths, and cutout decorations shaped like witches and cats. A centerpiece punch bowl made from a hollowed basin with grapes tops the table, while pumpkins hold cider and a long-handled ladle.
A fragment outlines a Halloween gathering with decorative paper-wrapped fortunes and color-coded war men figures. It lists a Halloween salad cream cheese and lettuce sandwiches lantern sandwiches pumpkin fanchonettes and a pumpkin dessert, with detailed recipe steps and serving notes for a festive menu.
Examiner claims the Saturday Fire Potts holdup case leaders confessed errors and attempted to make amends after police visit. The principal acknowledged accomplices erred and promised to meet police, but did not keep the pledge. Boys face a future court appearance as parents assist in demanding an end to hoodlumism.
Sunday events in Weber near Sunday feature Mutual Improvement Association talks across ward groups. Topics include For the Beneficiaries Success and Vocational Training and Character Building for youth, plus Boy Scout activities. Country wards list speakers for 2 pm sessions with many presenters and musical programs planned.
Forester F. Knellp and Associate Forester A. C. Bccale return from Idaho Payette and Triste forests inspecting roads and directing road work. They report ideal weather in Gem State but poor range conditions due to dry weather. Read the Classified Ads.
Prominent Utah Sunday School opening session at Pim Presbyterian Church features Rev. Adin G Freak of Ingham City delivering a rational address on the Home Department and Radio Roll. Mrs. Ormaby and John Alexander discuss adolescence and teen issues. Saturday sessions cover teacher development and teen aide topics with various speakers and music by the First Methodist choir.
Eccles family files suit in district court against the Electric Service company seeking removal of a talon electric sign placed on the Eccles building at Twenty fourth and Washington avenue without permission. Plaintiffs claim damages amounting to 50 dollars.
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