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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
2
The paper pledges to fight for broad reform and oppose injustice and corruption. It vows to oppose demagogues and protect the public, pledging independence and fearless reporting against wrongdoing by those in power.
A letter to The Standard urges Ogden to become Utah's business center by promoting local goods. It praises Ogden made candy wagons clothing and meat packing, urges locals to buy Ogden products, and recommends a rule that outsiders spend and invest in Ogden to boost growth.
The San Francisco federal court under Judge Van Fleet sentenced Diggs to two years and Caminetti to eighteen months in the Mann Act case. The裁 judge’s strict interpretation faced doubt on Supreme Court viability. Public views emphasized deterrence over severity while noting possible upholding challenges.
A writer argues that medicine is misused by many and health comes from knowledge about diet and daily routine. He urges studying health like law, testing foods, and listening to the stomach. Emphasizing fresh air water sunlight, he claims proper living leads to lasting health and happiness.
The article notes weather warnings from a Central Park menagerie keeper who predicts a harsh season. He claims animals foretell conditions by behavior and that gray squirrels are building nests earlier this year, signaling a difficult winter ahead.
Brigham City drew about nine thousand people for Peach Day, a publicity effort that helped put the town on the map. The event showcased marketing smarts and drew crowds with a parade and festivities, proving that the day’s promotion paid off for local organizers.
William Sproule president of the Southern Pacific asserts in a lengthy interview that Southern Pacific officials will resist any Union Pacific bid for the Central Pacific, aiming to keep control and frame legal actions if needed. He contends the two lines share management by the same group and vows to retain Central Pacific as a separate property. the union lines are described as under a single master policy.
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