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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
2
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A 60 year old man laments letting others do the work but learns that careful tending yields personal reward. The piece extols lawn care, fence upkeep, beauty, and inner growth from diligent labor, contrasting toil with inspiration and satisfaction gained from a well tended property.
A community letter urges honoring returning soldiers sailors and marines. It proposes May 10 as a railroad day patriotic event in Ogden with a special invitation to local veterans to attend and receive public praise for their sacrifices and service.
A fragment argues for international trials of the Kaiser and top German figures for crimes in Belgium and northern France. It lists Hindenburg Ludendorff von Tirpitz and others, urging accountability and condemning leaders responsible for deportations and war crimes.
An editorial voice condemns Admiral von Tirpitz for rejoicing at the Lusitania disaster and calls for punishment of those who approved unrestricted submarine warfare. It argues the war lords’ brutality stains history and urges justice for the civilians slain.
The American Jewish Relief committee appeals to The Standard to publish a letter urging continued and expanded wartime relief for Jews in Europe. It notes millions of Jews face starvation, torture, and pillage as the war ends and asks readers to boost donations and support through newspaper columns and Gentile help.
The piece discusses astronomical war debts as the war ends not yet officially declared. It cites Great Britain owing about thirty eight Ames as large a debt and the United States around one billion dollars post Civil War. It questions how nations like Germany could meet inflated obligations with limited revenue as debts rise into unpaid billions.
J Brummitt of 2417 Hudlopn Avenue reports paying the highest prices for Liberty bonds, signaling strong local demand. The notice lists his address and claim of premium purchases in the market.
Denny Leonard world lightweight champion knocked out Willie Ritchie of San Francisco in Newark at the First Regiment Armory. In the eighth round the referee stopped the bout as Ritchie hovered on the ropes after absorbing a flurry of rights and lefts. Leonard controlled most of the action with Ritchie rallying briefly in the third. Ritchie showed gameness but was overwhelmed by Leonard's power and precision.
In a clash before the largest crowd yet at the New Jersey arena, Leonard, at 127 pounds, defeated Tiehia who weighed 139 and a half, by a decisive late knockout after a brutal exchange. The arena, packed with about 14,000 spectators, saw Leonard seek redemption from a prior four round defeat on the coast.
Thursday night marks a major recognition for Ogden Boy Scouts, with signal honors planned for their wartime service. Troop Three reports a 100 percent record in Liberty Loan drives, reflecting strong local support and organized fundraising efforts.
J J Brummitt offers to purchase Liberty bonds at top prices and invites sellers to contact him at 2417 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
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