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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
2
The Standard is an independent newspaper published every evening except Sunday without a missal or a elas.
From Berne Switzerland an explanation argues why Ceperal Piiken ayn wan disrobort and the German staff chief favored shortening the war by abandoning the Balkan campaign and evacuating occupied French territory. Von Hindenburg resented weakness and Kaiser approved. The piece predicts potential German disaster if they persist under present plans.
Morning parade highlights Ogden's industrial strength and social progress. Observers compare it to Oakland's historic events as locals recognize Banncroft's factory capacity and the region’s five year manufacturing surge, drawing attendees from Cache Valley and beyond to witness Ogden's expansion.
A writer warns that new devices such as phonographs, motion pictures, and rapid transportation will redefine presidential campaigns. Technology lets a candidate reach vast audiences without physical presence, potentially weakening party organizations and altering the traditional campaign dynamic.
A fragment suggests a candidate seeks familiarity to win trust while warning that voters may grow wary. The writer cautions allowing voters to think yet notes the prospect remains limited and uncertain in the political moment.
Federal Farm Loan board members touring the country to select a regional headquarters visit Ogden en route to Salt Lake City. Notables include William G. McAdoo and George W. Morris. Ogden contends for the Intermountain region bank location with Judge J. A. Howell poised to present Ogden’s case. The move could boost local prestige and seed regional prosperity despite short term loan shifts.
Moving pictures of the fashion show will be shown at the Alhambra theater next week. Watch for the date and schedule when announced.
JA Hogle & Co announces an expanded Ogden operation linked by direct wire to the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade. The firm, housed at 2408 Hudson Avenue, consolidates Salt Lake and Ogden activities and partners with engineers from Utah, Colorado, and Arizona to finance mining milling propositions and wire communications for major markets.
Thousands attended the Hudson Harvest Festival barbecue where 5000 or more were fed at long tables. Chef and committee head Thomas G Burt coordinated ovens, 4500 ears of corn, two whole hams, 5000 slices of bread, and meat roasts as police managed crowds and scouts assisted with entry and exit. Local officials donate ovens and beef, with Mayor Heywood and Simon Bamberg supporting the feast.
A well knownUtah figure heads Talents training for the department and oversees bonds business and supplies. He is president at Scott Hardware company in Kal Lake and owns the Scott building housing the Salt Lake offices of the firm.
The Ogden League of Good Citizenship hosted the annual gardening display at Burton Implement Co. Awards went to top scorers in vegetable contests with prizes donated by Ogden Savings Bank. Judges, including J Andrews and F Stering Prices, named winners in potatoes, cabbages, carrots, onions, beets, and more.
Adolph D. Smith and another trio member escaped last Saturday by burrowing through a rear wall. Trial dates set include City of Ogden vs Bam Sharman, State of Utah vs William Peterson, and multiple civil matters with hearings from September 12 to October 25. Also notes baseball standings and upcoming Alhambra trip with round trip 25 cents.
In September action, Speaker pulls ahead of Cobb in the American League batting race with a .278 average. Cobb adds 64 steals to his record, while Weaver tops sacrifice hits and Detroit leads club batting at .260. In the National League, Carey and Flack vie for titles, with various leaders listed in runs, hits, and stolen bases as the season progresses.
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