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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
2
The Utah Agricultural College reports homegrown wheat seed shows similar protein content to imported seed, with five year averages indicating homegrown seed remains high quality and often superior. College experts discourage importing seed and advise farmers to plant and select their own seed to maintain, and potentially improve, wheat quality.
In a shaken tone Roosevelt pledges to confront perceived threats from Germany and Mexico. He argues Wilson’s policies risk American lives and pleads for unity to avert further slaughter while urging preparedness and fire safety amid a volatile era.
A historical critique argues Theodore Roosevelt’s “too proud to fight” jab against President Wilken damaged America’s reputation after the Lusitania sinking. It contends Wilken only spoke, failed to act, and many officials abroad misread U S resolve, risking national esteem and leadership.
On October 9 the fire department promotes fire prevention in schools with demonstrations and safety tips. Partners urge careful handling of matches and lighters, keeping flames away from flammable materials, and ensuring candles or open flames are never left unattended.
Arthur F. Wittenberger, former pastor of Central Park and Logan churches, will depart Monday to assume a new post in Duluth Minnesota. He and Mrs. Wittenberger leave a mark on northern Utah’s religious and racial work and will be greatly missed by Ogden residents.
Service cars will run to the sanitarium from Ogden Canyon on the half hour every hour this Sunday October 1st. The schedule aims to shuttle patients and staff efficiently amid increased admissions and uses the canyon road for all trips.
The National Geographical Society bulletin describes Orsova on the Danube as a frontier city recently occupied by Romanian forces. It notes Orsova comprises two parts, a 5000‑strong western town along the Cer river and a 2900‑strong eastern Turkish colony, with a park area near the steamboat pier and a Kronen Kayette monument linked to Francis Joseph and Louis Kossuth.
Fragmentary text shows Prot Dale identified as Sand Gazer with a claim of reading futures. Included are scattered phrases Hours 99 and Spm nh lo, offering no clear event, place, date, or verifiable details.
Fragmentary travelogue recounts Kossuth era secrets and the hiding of the Hungarian crown across borders. It mentions Emperor Francis Joseph unearthing the regalia, the chapel housing a Virgin statue, and notes on Orsova, Mehsius, Herculesbad, Ada Kaleh, and Little town James Varenna near Lake Como as part of the region’s storied allure.
Effective Sunday October 1 street cars will only stop on the near side of the street.
A lingering piece recalls three vintage recipes for Nat Cake Pan Cakes and Chocolate Cake, shared as family favorites from a mother’s kitchen. The author frames childhood joys and a recent tea in Miss Atene’s honor, noting the cakes tempting guests and prompting generous refills.
A public notice declares effective Sunday October 1 that street cars will stop only on the near side. The text references Walt Mason and quirky, faded reminiscences of recreation and travel, with odd phrasing about a roadful of tourists and a grim mood as a lament.
In a dusky secluded cove Artie battles boredom and nerves as a chorus of tourists passes by. Gertie notices his unease and the moment erupts when a whispered outburst and a missing suspender button push the pair toward an awkward dance attempt.
Community notices list a funeral service for Arthur L. McNiah to be held at the Woodmen of the World hall at 11 00 a m on Sunday October 1 with attendees in uniform. The page also includes assorted proverbs jokes and a publisher James T Fields anecdote about Shakespeare and Warwickshire.
Schedule notes half hour and hourly departures on Sunday October 1st. Funeral services for late Brother A. L. McNish requested attendance by Booth LALA to FT. members. Total locals 937 with membership 1 573 across Palmera and Detoratoce regions.
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