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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
8
Article describes a rapid meal preparation claim due to a cloetris range with thick sure servies. It promises no need to light or build a fire, just snap the xwitel and dinner is ready quickly.
The electric range preserves food by retaining natural juices and flavors in vegetables, reducing meat shrinkage by about 30 percent, and preventing burning or spoilage in cooking.
The ad touts Schilling Tea as economical per cup despite higher per pound cost. It promotes flavors such as apan, Ceylon, India Oolony, English Breakfast, and Alone quality. Claims moisture-proof packages and availability at grocers nationwide.
Harris of the Utah Agricultural College Experiment Station, returning from the state's higher valleys, urges farmers to adopt long range rotation plans. He notes yields drop when land remains in the same crop yearly, endorses alfalfa as a staple in rotations, and highlights pea canning as a new diversification tied to sugar beets, potatoes, and grain. County Agent Wilson backs systematized farming for steady income and better stock.
Ogden representatives of the BPOE Salt Lake Chapter joined in Lagoon events for Purple Way observances. Activities included athletic contests swimming and dancing. Feature race was a mile dash won by Dob Martin who also won a recent Rocky Mountain marathon and will wear Elks colors at the Philadelphia championship on September 6-7.
District Forest Engineer J. Marin returns to Ogden after Idaho forest work. He says roads bonds totaling 10 million dollars for Idaho next year are pledged by counties. Many county returns show apportionments. 27 road projects under consideration. Fire danger eased by cold spell with frost reported in several areas.
Chicago August 8 Representatives from six international shopmen bodies met to plan action to halt all activity and force members back to work. International vice president M A Maher said a rump employment walkout was organized against the union and warned it undermined the officers. He blamed the spread of the one big union movement for prompting strikes and urged negotiation over strikes if possible. He and Wickin criticized statements by Chicago district leaders Hawver and Sanders for exaggerating the walkout’s seriousness.
A vintage advertisement promises to remove freckles and improve the complexion. Apply Othine double strength nightly, with most users needing under an ounce for complete clearing, and a guarantee offered if it fails.
The Agriculture Department released August 1 crop forecasts for major staples. Spring wheat totals 275,000,060 bushels. wheat 940,000,000. corn 2,789,000,000. State figures show Nebraska and Kansas leading corn, with varied yields across North and South Dakota, Montana, and Washington.
Federated Car Workers union members affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers were ordered back to work today. The move followed President Wilson’s statement that the wage dispute would be held in abeyance until railroad workers resume tasks. Frank P. Noonan, international vice president, predicted nonstriking workers would return within days.
Washington officials and Sen Potnilessor question wartime food controls. Norris Gronna and Grange urged public statements on food prices. Critics claim farmers face $2.20 wheat while consumer staples rise, exposing profiteering by handlers and the Quaker Gut company.
The circulial report of City Auditor Arthur Koharson shows monthly receipts of 417,004.73 and disbursements of 47,221.57. The breakdown lists Public Affairs and Finance and other departments, with an overdraft of 12,921.00 noted in the totals. The report was accepted by the city commission.
In State, bakers are warned for failing to print net bread weights on packages. Walter A. Heyrlen collected samples showing missing weight labels and inconsistent net weights. Jayden Eat states an investigation continues and enforcement steps will follow. numerous complaints prompted a thorough probe.
In Salt Lake City Utahs educators convene with Governor Thimberger present to open a two day session of state and district superintendents of schools. Topics include vocational education civic instruction health and school administration with roundtable discussions and several talks by state officials and visiting experts.
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