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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
3
Ogden column catalogues events and notices including moves to 2439 Washington avenue, thanks for Battery B fund raiser, doctor honored by Ogden High School students, and various society and business updates. Details mention local addresses, organizations like Maccabees and Farm Bureau, and community activities such as dances, sales, and marriages.
City court hears case against Long Tom alias John Doc Chinquian over booth licenses as district attorney and judge weigh the new ordinance. Prospective defendants and restaurant owners including Vienna and Alhambra plan to contest, while many others comply and reduce booths to meet requirements.
Obituaries list multiple local deaths and funerals. Harbertson, Christina Peterson, Landa/Tanda, Wilson. Wadsworth and family details include viewings, interments in Roy and Ogden City cemeteries, viewings today and Friday, and services planned in Roy, Ogden, and Taylor. Names: Harbertson, Peterson, Landa, Tanda, Wilson, Wadsworth. Bodies prepared at Lindquist and Larkin chapels with bishop presiding.
Letter from T Flinders urges price regulation on wheat to curb feeding to livestock and support patriotism. He cites wheat diverted to stock, compares corn costs, and pleads for fair pricing so wheat can be converted to bread rather than feed. He cites Robert C. Winthrop on patriotism and thanks the editor for attention.
Myrtle Lind stars in Nancy Comes Home in the latest Triangle feature and a Keystone comedy showing at the Cozy. The program runs as part of a double bill with the Keystone entry, offering light entertainment for local moviegoers.
Samuel Bosch and others face a civil suit in Judge A B Pratt's court over a $150 debt. A receipt shown indicated payment to Bosch's wife but she claims the money is owed to her. All parties reside in Ogden and appear unfamiliar with the proceedings. Harold Lockwood stars in The Land Loper at the Utah Theatre with Pauline Courley today and tomorrow.
We extend heartfelt thanks to all who helped in any way during our great bereavement. May they find comfort in their hour of sorrow. Signed MR. AND MRS. 3. 6. FELL AHI PAMIAY.
Washington reports March weather boosted winter wheat across sections, with government crop bulletin indicating higher production forecasts. Early indications suggest the 1940s output could exceed December projections, while a coal shortage fuels fuel news and winter heating concerns amid industrial shifts.
Wanted to rent a modern 3 or 4 room house with a garage by about the 20th of the month. Phone SEig-1. No other details are provided.
A veteran line worker, Magle Hagle, 80, was killed while repairing high voltage wires near Twenty First Street and Lincoln Avenue. Another electrician cut the line within about three seconds, preventing further injury. Hagle, who had lived in Ogden since October, left a widow and an 11 year old daughter in Los Angeles. his death was confirmed by Dr. J R Morrell at the scene.
The Helping-Hand Bureau of the city reports its growth after two months of activity led by Hirx. Ema N. Montgomery at 2447 Grant Avenue has expanded operations and filed a petition with the city commission for assistance. A summary of the bureau’s work accompanies the petition, detailing activities accomplished since its origin.
A supply train of three divisions operated by Clough of Southern Pacific delivers $4 in Ogden to the departments from a central depot in Snerammouto California. The train covers three divisions from Iran to Oakland moving supplies along the Rand de Lisuring route. Twenty-five days each month the train runs while the other days are spent loading and preparing for the next cycle.
Women in Pleasant View participate in a county home demonstration led by Miss Hina Ludwig to study potato bread. The group follows conservation rules, judging kitchen methods, and using potato mash to create bread with a three flour to one potato ratio. Many women report healthier, lighter bread and plan to bake it at home.
Fred G Taylor secretary of the Amalgamated Sugar Company came to Oden for a ten day visit after attending a hangarmen convention in Chicupu. He expects to return to Washington to resume work in the sugar division of the United States food administration. The administrator Troover oversees a 2000 paid staff and 256 volunteers aiding the war effort.
The Ladies of the First Congregational church will meet in the church parlors Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A meeting of the One Children’s Auxiliary and the Pirate Methodist event are noted, with Queen Esther chapter of the Mautern Star leading talks. An invitation is extended to all church members and friends to attend.
Lincoln Circle No 2 announces a bake sale and market event at the Madero Market on Saturday April 6 beginning at 9 30 am with proceeds to benefit the Ladies of the G A R group and local community projects.
The Maccabees club will host its annual dance and card party Friday evening to accommodate older members and provide activities in the W. O. hall and the 10.0. F. hall. Earlier winter events included a banquet serving over four hundred and regular entertainments each month.
E. D. Palmer representing the Valmer Uond Mortgage company of Salt Lake City wins a conference with city commissioners offering funds to run current business and a plan to take up past warrants if bonds are issued. Also mentions conscription of labor urged by Rhoads and the senate.
Wolfgang, 58, German, walked into the county sheriff's office claiming to be stranded. He was jailed, a probe into recent asylum release in Patton California began, and authorities seek why he was dropped at Ogden and who accompanied him from Los Angeles.
Ottawa reports German press urges readers not to expect a quick German victory. Cologne Gazettes note widespread rumors of a sudden triumph are false. Frankfurter Zeitung and other papers discuss uncertain German reserves and weather delaying operations. Hindenburg telegram promises continued sacrifice for a strong Germany. US and Canadian notes reference political votes and labor issues amid war reporting.
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