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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1917
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment discusses attribution of news content to 1 percent and mentions readers and fans. It lacks clear names, dates, or concrete facts but signals an attribution dispute or mislabeling in the newspaper block.
An English observer describes British tank development in wartime, noting the massive armor, caterpillar tracks, and ability to cross deep ditches. Col Swinton explains the tanks aided Allied armies, with crowds opposing German artillery and machine guns. He cites tanks saving thousands of infantry and the continued use along the British and French fronts.
An American writer recounted interviews with German prisoners who urged peace after the United States entered the war. One prisoner claimed hundreds of thousands are starving and families ruined, while others urged Germany to bow to avoid further Allied force.
A fragmented quotation discusses belief that Germany was ignorant of American arms and aid. The speakers reflect on a potential draw as best outcome, noting renewed American support and the risk of higher Allied costs if a grave concession is required.
Senator W. H. Ring of Glob calls for strong wartime policy against disloyalty and for unwavering allegiance to the United States. He argues the nation must resolve to use full military power against Germany, to save American soldiers and ensure victory, urging unity and decisive action.
Weather bureau warns of heavy front and freezing temps in northern areas. Spring-like warmth and clearing skies may protect peach and tomato crops. three weeks of good weather could allow canneries to pack a great tomato yield. If winter returns suddenly, only a small percentage of farmer offerings would help meet demand.
Citizens in Ogden welcome a voting day without practice of chauffeured turnout as the corrupt practices act bans using cars to convey voters. The piece notes past expenses and pressures around getting out the vote and the economic burden on candidates.
Amid 1873 turmoil, silver prices rally as Congress acts and mining regions in Utah Utah and neighboring states face closures and reverberating effects. The piece surveys market reactions, political decisions, and the imagined outcomes of a silver standard push.
October 1 marks the start of the annual hunting season amid prep by gun clubs and private reserves. Ducks are reported plentiful. shooting grounds are being prepared for heavy visitor turnout as silver mining centers feel metal price effects, with Utah expected to profit from higher silver quotations.
Last week offered bixholass performances as managers promise even stronger shows this week. The week’s lineup features numerous attractions across LYCEUM REX and ALHAMBRA with matinées, triple daily peforms, and late night pieces. Notable acts include Miriam Cooper in Betrayed and Hazel Davy in Ogden, Charlie Chaplin at Rex, and Vivian Maria at Alhambra among others.
In the district court the estate of John W. Lindstrom, deceased, faced a petition for letters of administration filed by his widow Emons J. Lindstrom. The value is listed at 1500 dollars with heirs named. hearing set for October. Judge Dratt presides in the district court.
Dutch reports from Amsterdam dated September note a deadly explosion in the Lubentz coal mines. Early accounts list dozens of trapped workers and injured miners, with survivors and families awaiting official details as rescue efforts continue.
International interest in L. J. Leishman of Ogden is shown in a bell page article in La Prensa of Buenos Aires. The Leishman Co reports an order for arcScopes and notes the article aided by W. E. Zappan. The firm says orders from U S schools and abroad surge as the adding machine is manufactured in quantity and new picture transmission tech shows promise.
A garbled ad essay extols staying active in old age and promotes a bogus health pill, claiming it preserves kidneys bladders and youthful vigor. It contrasts with a separate note about a 10 percent wage increase for workers at Cambria and Lorraine steel plants.
The correspondent tours two camps, noting methodical antiviy style, smooth operations, and a cheerful reception. Officers discuss meals of beans and the calm pace as distant bombardment and destroyed landscapes stretch to the horizon, depicting a warfront routine.
An American unit surveys life at a British front camp. Officers commend the health and discipline, note early actions and readiness, and describe simple quarters and friendly treatment by British hosts. They joke about German bounties and express optimism for eventual combat with strong resolve.
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