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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
5
Wart Plains Missouri resident Mine Coma Lae details months of severe indigestion cramps and illness. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound with relief and life saving health after trying doctors and other remedies. The letter urges others to seek guidance from the company for special advice.
Washington October debate centers on the peace treaty with France and whether reservations require assent by other powers before binding. Senators Lodge Brandages Borah Pittman discuss constitutional limits and the need for clear approval by all signatories. Debate also covers Shantung and whether presidential formulations on the region deter or mislead in Sino-Japanese issues.
Logan August 7 The charter of the Logan Rotary club was delivered to the Infant Notary club of the world at a rousing conv ention in Hotel Kecks with guests from Salt Lake and Ogden. Twenty-one members represented many professions. Ogden and Logan leaders spoke. officers include Herbert Anderson president and Roy Thatcher secretary. Numerous local business leaders were listed as charter members and officers. The Ogden contingent sang during the gathering.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, painless solution to remove corns and calluses. It claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and can be applied with a finger to dissolve and remove hard or soft corns without pain.
Banking and trading drifted as stocks opened lower yet showed scattered gains. Major issues included United States Beech and United States Rubber amid tepid demand while several industrials faced weak closes from the prior session.
Football event at Glenwood park features the All British Outing with a Souther Bacite versus Ogden town match. Program includes concerts, choir numbers, solos, and guest speakers before the 6 30 start and 8 45 closing clock with referees and local dignitaries in attendance.
Washington reports lawmakers pressed for an investigation into Mexican events while Polish troops entered Minsk amid international tension. Debates highlighted U S policy and trade issues as press coverage noted potential profiteering and economic strain in living costs.
President Wilson cannot confirm attendance at the governors conference in Salt Lake City this August. In a letter to Governor Ramberger he declines the invitation for now, citing uncertainty about dates and his schedule. He expresses appreciation for the invitation and regret at being unable to attend as in past years.
August reports from New York indicate the Brooklyn transit strike worsened daily with thousands stranded. A pedestrian was killed on the Williamsburg Bridge amid disruptions as workers walked out. Traffic chaos and mobile mishaps marked the third day of the action affecting Long Island Rail Road and subway connections.
New York reports 23 cities and Whites nationwide plan community war memorial buildings as serial centers under War Corp Community Service, part of a countrywide drive. Idaho notes shipments of potatoes from Caldwell to southwestern markets and Oregon Short Line logistics. Four men were arrested in New York for criminal autarchy following a bomb plot, with revolvers found.
A scrambled notice warns that persons who bathe or drink water from reservoir sources near Brigham City face serious hazards. A state health official states drinking water should not be used for bathing and guards have posted warnings. The irregular clipping also contains stale notices about advertising costs, land cases, road bids, and delinquent assessments in Ogden and Salt Lake areas from 1919-1949.
A Utah district court alias summons in Weber County names Mirah Daliwntil HL Chambers as plaintiff and Ady A Taylor and others as defendants. The case seeks a judgment on real estate interests and involves absentee heirs and unknown claimants. The notice demands appearance within twenty days and presents the legal action and related declarations.
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