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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
2
The notice outlines standard subscription terms for a Ogden Daily Utah publication. It details rates for daily home delivery inside and outside Ogden, cancellation rules requiring written notice, and conditions for continued publication when payments lapse. It also notes audit and Associated Press affiliations.
A reader letter by B Ambler argues city light and gas rates fell short under current franchises. He cites council actions and calls for municipal ownership, criticizing period rate cuts as insufficient and urging voters to elect reformers. He notes wartime finance worries and contrasts private control with public ownership. See "The Little Dutch Girl" feature at Isis Theater.
War correspondents describe a winter campaign as German forces move from Bukowina toward Romania, aiming to sweep the Black Sea coast to Odessa. A winter operation could aid the Turks with submarines launched into the Black Sea, expanding German influence and posing greater naval reach.
Early trading shows manipulation of war shares with General Motors up to 253, Chief Steel at 86, and Tennessee Copper at 7 1 2 as rails and oils fluctuate. Vast market signals from London dampen U S sentiment while heavy selling in Hook Island follows withdrawal of a major holder.
Market roundup notes mixed activity with wheat and corn showing modest advances or declines amid unsettled quotational pressure. Wet weather firmed oats while hogs, cattle, and sheep saw variable demand. Omaha receipts and packing demand influenced cattle and hog pricing, with limited upside in late trading.
Report notes the year ending July 10 shows a drop in U S imports of foreign luxuries. Precious stones fell sharply from 933 million to 15 million. works of art declined from 34 million to 18 million. silk goods dropped from 136 million to 38 million. wines andMonora down from 20 million to 12 million. chinaware from 10 million to 8 million. glassware down from 9 million to 4 million. War cited as likely cause.
A New York banker counsels short term bonds as a remedy for the market crash. The analysis notes a widening exchange strain and a drop in sterling with some expected recovery, while observers foresee continued rate losses and a discount of about 6 percent.
Floral features opened easier today under scattered selling and at noon prices were 2 to 6 points net lower. Sugar market reports list New York values for taw sugar and centrifugal varieties, with molasses and refined water mentioned. cattle and sheep gauges show mixed prices for cows, calves, yearlings, and lambs across several entries.
Paramount actress Anita King will appear in person at the Alhambra theater this week. Watch for the date and details as crowds are expected to gather for the event.
A Weber club letter from Peach Day chairman N C Simson shows Ogden business leaders plan to join Brigham City in the big parade. A group of local boosters will ride a special car, leaving at 8 30 o clock, with a band and distinct dress. The outing follows prior cooperation between Ogden and Brigham City for community events.
A 16 inch diameter experimental pump well is being sunk under W Preston Thomas in Plain City. The well reached about fifteen feet with a good water supply and is encased in concrete with a steel shoe cutting through clay and sand. Depth to reach best water remains undecided but expected to extend to greater depth. Water will be pumped to surface for irrigation once complete, with potential for additional wells if the venture proves viable.
Stimson's Cafe welcomes back patrons after reopening. The ad touts a familiar breakfast lineup and a noted cookie, promising fresh eggs and a strong old-city feel with the usual nick service and fogs to rat.
Judge J A Howell denied the motion for a new trial in the Louise Van Dyke case at Ogden Barings Tech. Van Dyke testified she owed the bank about 45,060 and sought recovery through court action.
In a case involving Florence Murray seeking guardianship letters for her son Kenneth M. Murray a minor the district court was petitioned after a verdict of no action on a separate matter. The report notes forged receipts and alleged misappropriation by her former husband. The rest of the text lists theater showings and educational programs.
The Hampton Institute colored male quartet at the First Congregational church tomorrow evening promises an especially fine program of old time southern melodies and new songs. The event highlights regional musical heritage and features a distinguished group of performers.
Hear the Hampton Institute Colored Male Quartette at ye Congregational Church morrow evening. Admission five or fifteen cents. Also last show tonight at the Orpheum for The Plunderer, touted as the best picture in town.
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