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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1915
Page
2
The fragmentary text shows a small newspaper, She Standard, published daily in London with a publisher Hane Willan Cisamann and notes about audit and association memberships. It mentions subscription terms, a price model, and a disrupted period with reader fallout and service pauses.
A civic letter from Clara B. urges Ogden voters to back a reformist mayoral candidate. It criticizes high taxes and calls for primaries next Monday to select delegates who will shape the mayoral race and push for responsive city government. The editorials echo the demand for a fearless candidate to reduce taxes and set a public-spirited example.
The text urges Ogden taxpayers to resist city boards failing to cut taxes and reduce rates. It claims assessors推ses higher valuations on homes and accuses officials of pushing tax growth. It includes slogans about accountability and petitions, criticizing corporate managers and urging action against perceived misgovernance.
Discussion argues for protective tariffs to shield American industry from German dye shortages after World War I. It contends Germany supplied aniline dyes and German blockade limited supply, hindering domestic production. The article advocates tariff protection to foster independent industry and prevent ruinous pricing.
An advocate argues for a city swimming pool to boost health and modern recreation, contrasting it with the old swimming hole. The piece cites youth fitness, community needs, and public support, urging investment while noting concerns about hygiene and propriety. It mentions Ogden events and the Child Culture Club backing pool efforts.
The Ogden commission form of government is criticized for high salaries and lax oversight. The mayor earns 4209 and two commissioners 2600 annually, with staff costs for a city printer and stenographer. Critics urge the public safety chief to focus full time on duty and heads of departments to be real leaders. The piece notes a claimed graft of official aims and cites a local drama, In the Mesh of the Net, at Rex theater tonight and tomorrow.
A San Francisco exhibit led by Lewis J. Hine of the Native Child Labor Committee traces how child labor touches everyday goods. He explains four year olds, Indians on the East Coast, Newport village homes, and mills in New York and Maine may contribute to fabrics, gloves, lace, soap, and even groceries. The observer suggests many items from shirts to fruit baskets reflect child labor and urges protection.
A fragment shows a kindergarten pupil named Willie facing a teacher in a classroom. The boy is prompted to vote for Dempsey by raising his right hand, reflecting a dated scene of political persuasion among young students.
The article argues that Russia’s withdrawal along the Dunajec and through Galicia echoes Napoleonic strategy. It notes purposeful scorched earth tactics, deliberate army preservation, and long attritional war aims while predicting Germany cannot quickly defeat France and Britain. It cites Genoa reports and author Frank S. Simonds in the American Review of Reviews.
A Ford story told by Mr Phinney stage manager of Twin Hedo pieces, touring Boston Park Square Theatre this season with the original company. He recalls a barry at his ear from a Detroit street incident where a pedestrian asked about Henry Ford. Ford joked his reputation runs two blocks after missing an enrine. Read the Classified Ads.
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