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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
2
A garbled notice discusses subscription terms for a daily Ogden city paper. It hints at Blandard’s continued service, possible discontinuation if unmet, and reader protests about forced paper delivery. The fragment mentions payment, termination, and complaints about press and circulation issues.
Fragmentary OCR shows numerous city and brand names for news stands and distributors across California Nevada and beyond including San Francisco San Diego and Los Angeles. The garbled list references agencies stores and outlets such as Kemps Nowe Agency News Brand Gate News Co and others.
A garbled special dispatch from Washington records a chairman praising unity among the people of the old town and noting activity along Hudson Alley. The text appears to reference a convention, a congress member in the front row, and a signed message by George.
The Standard endorses Heywood and Jones for city offices selected at last Tuesday's convention. It praises the mobilized community support and protests a rival paper's criticisms. The piece notes cross party participation and public anger toward the mayor and city commissioners.
The 1915 Ogden Fashion Show opens with strong local business backing and calls for permanent publicity efforts. Railroads offer reduced fares and宣传 to draw northern Utah and southern Idaho visitors, while organizers urge a lasting committee to maintain decorations and promote future celebrations.
The Browning combine sparse campaign organ worries the Meadwood Jence committee could develop discord. It urges the organ to continue solicitude toward troubles and toward unity amid factional strain.
A fragmented editorial criticizes city commissioners for raising assessments to 20 million and taxing at a higher rate, doubling property burdens while claiming streets and services worsen outside paved areas. It questions where the money went and urges economy under the current government structure.
Reports say Vilhjalmur Stefansson and his companions have extended geographic knowledge after a year and a half beyond civilization. The expedition faced loss of two ships and severe Arctic conditions while pursuing coastlines and a potential new continent. Despite hardships, Stefansson's brief message hints at reaching the sought coast and confirms perseverance and courage amid harsh seas and frozen nearness to Beaufort Sea.
The Orpheum Concert Orchestra will perform for Paramount photoplays at the Alhambra theater nightly, starting October 3rd.
The Villa agency stated after a conference between Villa and military chiefs that recognition of Carranza by the American conference is unlikely. Villa seeks restoration of constitutional government while opposing a military dictatorship. Reports also claim General Jose Bantos with 409 men revolted near Monterey, Mexico.
A state department dispatch reports that civil authorities were driven from the town. It also states that Carranza troops had reoccupied the town yesterday, restoring control amid shifting power in the region.
The Orpheum show is set to play at the Alhambra theater next Thursday. Performers and acts are expected to take the stage for a lively evening of entertainment.
The Greers assembly of Ohio met briefly on Lockout mountain near Chattanooga. The session, declared to discuss and consider resolutions about hospitality to the Cincinnati Southern railroad party, was presided by Arnold of the senate. Cannon balls were used as chairs amid the informal gathering.
New York stocks climbed at the open with the standard railways advancing. Caldwell locomotive hit a new high of 234 and International Nickel rose five points from yesterday’s late loss to 217. Colorado Fuel Bethlehem Steel and others edged up 1 to 2 points as U S Steel opened higher then slipped. Chicago grain saw relief as No 1 velvet chaff accepted for time contracts easing fears of a squeeze and wheat, corn, oats and oats futures moved cautiously with a modest rally later. Hog and cattle futures in Omaha and Chicago also moved higher amid steady demand. pork and lard futures rose, while refined sugar and nickel prices showed mixed changes.
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