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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1916
Page
2
The Standard described as an independent newspaper airs every evening without a fixed club or audience. The text suggests a listing or note about nightly airings and lack of a specific group presence.
The London Chamber of Commerce proposes tariff plans to reshape postwar trade. England and allies would favor shared commerce while neutral nations face duties. Central powers would be restrained by prohibitive measures. If applied, the United States and South America might be pushed toward Germany Austria Hungary and Turkey, risking a broad global realignment. The text argues allies should include all neutrals or broaden trade access.
The patent office reports a surge in activity driven by wartime demand and modernization. Through early 1945 issuance rose sharply with 24 01 patents in the first half and 43 207 for 1915 year-to-date, surpassing all prior yearly totals. Increased throughput reflects efficiency gains rather than more inventions.
Tinting reports the Mackensen forces near Dobrudsa facing a pivotal moment as central powers reposition. Allies see a chance to swing the balance toward a decisive victory amid shifting lines and renewed pressure on the front.
The notice markets three grain Cado llene Tablets as a powerful vitalizing tonic to restore nerves vitality and overall life brightness. It asserts symptoms prove need and promises restored confidence and brighter days through this medicine.
A dramatic Berlin dispatch claims Ru manians could pour 200000 troops across the Danube at any point between Turtukel and Euiatria, potentially forcing Mackensen's army into a retreat. It says Allied forces are reinforced and holding a line south of the Constanta Danube rail corridor, with Russian and Humanian troops in position to gain the advantage.
Experts from the Department of Agriculture tour the nation urging cooperative farming and marketing. The officer calls this year’s extension work the first large scale effort to teach farmers the benefits of cooperation, predicting rapid economic gains and less friction with business.
The Weber County Republicans named their slate on Saturday urging voters to choose the best individuals over party loyalty. They stressed selecting capable candidates from district judge to constable and urged voters to cast ballots for efficiency and individual merit.
The text discusses Orden's water source from Orden Canyon and a proposed annexation to extend city boundaries to include a strip of land by the arieslag wells. It envisions a concrete boulevard with roadway responsibility falling to the city and questions the tax obstacle. It notes county and state funds current role and potential changes if annexation proceeds.
George Trown, an own faithful servant, died this morning after 44 years at the Lossen pet church. He began life in London as a grocery clerk and rose to a trusted position. His long service saw him guiding parish routines and mentoring younger workers.
In a 1916 frame, the piece honors George Brown's life in France and Utah, praising his faith and patience over military toil and a late, quiet death. It reflects on democracy as mankind’s safeguard, contrasting tyranny with justice, and closes noting Charlie Chaplin in The Fireman at the Lyceum.
The article argues that Thomas Edison’s trial and error method mirrors nature’s selection. It compares failed ideas in invention to failed governments, noting that successful species and democratic nations endure while flawed systems collapse. history shows kingdoms, empires, and warlike powers fade away.
Lansing Sept 18 An official canvass of the August primary shows the heaviest primary vote ever cast in Michigan The Republican governor vote totaled 284610 with Albert B Sleeper winning by 3335 Townsend Townsend was renominated as U S senator by a small plurality of Tok
United States Senator James Hartlen Lewis cancelled speaking engagements in Iowa and the Northwest set for September, with plans to reschedule around mid October. The postponement is due to Bates interference with his western tour in President Wilson's campaign effort.
Emma Capper and Ale bion with Tin the Stanlang lead a roundup of Utah stock activity as of September 18. Local market movers show small gains amid mixed trading and niche sectors drawing attention.
Morning values on the local mining exchange showed Emme Copper and other issues fluctuating. Prices for Mpico, Time Standard, and Cedar Talisman drifted, with overall market weakness and some gains on the open board. Market data from J. A. Hoste & Co. reflect broad activity across copper stocks and related industrials.
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