Es Independent Newspaper Publication Schedule Change
Es Independent announces a revised publication schedule noting weekly issues except Sundays. Editors advise readers to check the upcoming issue dates and plan accordingly.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1916
Page
3
Es Independent announces a revised publication schedule noting weekly issues except Sundays. Editors advise readers to check the upcoming issue dates and plan accordingly.
Report on early tank concept and battlefield use near the Somme. Describes armored vehicles as "tanks" inches from function, exploring impact on trench warfare and German defenses. Notes mechanical fragility and evolving design, with reference to barriers of wire and fire.
A fragment discusses Alaska cooperatives aiding native communities under government schooling and executive orders. It notes tracts set aside for fishing game and for natives to pursue industrial and commercial ventures with government guidance and President Wilson referenced.
In southeastern Alaska Hydeburg and Audaburg illustrate policy impact. Natives shift from remote villages to executive order sites under U S supervision. A cooperative trading firm and public school backed commerce form a permanent mercantile system. A lumber cooperative builds on $10 per thousand feet costs, new homes replace sod houses, and a bustling wharf town with a cooperative store prospers.
The Utah Agricultural College and Amalgamated Sugar Co. report progress in developing a homegrown sugar beet seed industry. A 1917 appropriation boosts development, with Utah tests showing a superior Utah seed strain yielding higher sugar content and commercial quantities, corroborated by sugar companies nationwide. The United States Department of Agriculture and state stations contributed to breeding and trials.
Rumors claim a major stockholder plans to shift ownership in a Utah paper to influence party policy and editorial direction as prohibition stirs political debate. The report suggests changes in business and editorial departments and teases a forthcoming exposé on inside politicking and blackmail tied to liquor interests.
A reading of Allied observers warns that Field Marshal von Mackensen could threaten the Russian front from Dobrudja. The German commander, noted for crushing advances in Serbia, might strike from the Olexa coast toward the Danube and the Black Sea, risking a turn of the Russian army in Jinkowina and challenging Romania and Hungary. The piece notes Hungary’s manpower limits and secrecy in mobilization.
The September report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates a national potato crop of 218,097,000 bushels in 1916, down from August. Utah farmers expect a strong harvest with prices around 1.09 per bushel nationally, and Weber County reports about 125 per bushel locally. County farming officials credit improved rotation and management for reversing last year’s crop failure and anticipate large exports.
Elizabeth Wilkinson seeks a divorce from Edgar Wilkinson in district court alleging desertion. The couple, married on July 12, 111, filed the complaint yesterday in the district court, initiating legal proceedings.
Church notices list Pastor John Edward Carver of Firat Preabyterien delivering a sermon titled The Call of the Christ From the Common to the Divine. Sunday school at 12:13, evening service at 8 with theme The Demand and Satisfaction of Continued Discovery. Mizetenary.
The Denver church schedule lists Sunday services with a 11:35 Sunday school, a young people's meeting at To'clock, and an evening sermon by the Rev. Miles QD Fisher of San Francisco. A humorous anecdote about safety in numbers follows, featuring a household tool kit gag from the Turningham AgeHerald.
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