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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
2
A noisy damaged notice describes subscribers wishing to halt delivery, requesting discontinuation via mailed reply and stop procedure, and mentions publisher actions and potential continued delivery if not notified. The text emphasizes a subscriber’s desire to stop the paper and the publisher’s process to handle requests.
Ogden City ballots list M L Jones as a candidate for four year commission seat in a municipal ticket. Local voters prepare to cast ballots in the upcoming city election with Jones and allies seeking office.
The article notes rumors that HL. I Jones married Trowning and that T. Bam Trowning would vote for M. I Jones, but the claim was debunked when it was revealed M. Lo Jones married Wella Chase's daughter.
A reader criticizes a Lake area paper for demeaning coverage of a local mystery article. The writer questions why the paper continues to elaborate under pretext of pointing out errors and asks why it uses the outlet as a convenient target rather than addressing issues directly.
A 3,000 word Ogden city communication accuses commissioners of allowing Merchant Light & Power to be absorbed by a larger trust despite franchise terms. The parcel notes the franchise stated the city could buy the company interests, and valued the plant at actual cost. Three years earlier a committee urged the mayor and council to act to acquire the property, arguing Ogden could purchase and supply its own electric service.
A local dispute accuses Mayor Fell and T. Sam Browning of backing a consolidation that would grow city taxes. The Examiner questions figures about mill rates under successive administrations, claiming Fell Browning raised taxes compared with Glasmann, and alleges the city treasuries misstate the four year totals while promoting the bond-backed light trust.
Readable text recounts Rugens B Schmitt, former San Francisco mayor, as a late mayoral candidate. It alleges conspiracy to grant a long franchise to a street car company, provoking public outrage over the deal. Schmitt and associates faced charges and scrutiny as the affair darkened his reputation.
Many believe he was the innocent victim of Abe Tloef who pulled wires and made biased creatures date. Public disdain over long term municipal franchises grows from temptation of money and ruinous influence in city deals.
Reports from Paris and Harris show disagreement on the scale of French and British advances, but both agree the current western front attack has hammered German positions more than any time since the Marne. The push concentrates near Arras and Verdun with potential to threaten German rail and trench lines.
The program features The Or Deal and Neal of the Navy at the Alhambra. A fine night of entertainment is urged with this limited run.
Martin L Fogara sues T D Ryan as administrator of Charles Rogers estate Ogden City Ina M Damberger Abe Salt Lake Ogden Railway Co over a 500 note dated July 17 1835 allegedly due on a promissory note and secured by a mortgage The suit seeks settlement of the note foreclosure of the mortgage and a court declaration of rights of claimants in the real estate involved
A lightning arrester is described as a device to protect electrical systems during storms. It aims to arrest disruptive high voltage or high current surges that travel along wires to buildings, substations, and power plants, preventing damage to transformers and generators by directing charges safely to earth.
A fragmented notice describes the cost and efficiency of tungsten versus carbon lamps, noting higher upfront price but overall savings. It promotes The District Attorney drama at Ogden Theater tonight and tomorrow, urging audiences not to miss the show.
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