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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
4
Washington Aug 23 The price and by the food administration for the 1917 wheat crop portion will exceed 32 bushels, the committee led by Dr M A Garfield reports next week. It notes producer needs and war conditions, with government buyout possible if private prices fail to stabilize.
British front reports from Egypt and Europe describe attempts to stabilize currency values in Palestine. Governor Pachai issues proclamations blaming hoarding while threatening forced deportations of local bankers and citizens to adjust exchange rates. The policy risks famine and widespread destitution among diverse communities. In Europe, British forces push into Belgian defenses near Lange Marck and Fresnbers as fighting continues near Ypres and Inverno.
The notice discusses stomach acidity causing indigestion gas and heartburn with excess acid. It recommends drinking a quarter to half a cup of water with meals or after symptoms and taking an antacid like magnesia. Magnesia preparations are urged in proper form from the pharmacist as a safe, inexpensive remedy.
Boxelder County Citizens named to Governor Bamberger’s defense council lineup. Appointments include John Theeters cashier First National Brigham publicity Victor E Madsen editor Holder News and others across finance sanitation food supply labor and transport. Eight hour workday proposal and two shifts suggested for continuous operation with weekly rotation. Organized sheet metal workers in Cleveland sign joint committee for future labor accords.
An advertisement notes Corega prevents sore gums and loose plates by stabilizing the dental plate, promoting mouth hygiene. It claims comfort and a secure hold, with a free sample offered from Corea Chemical Co in Cleveland.
Yesterday the Weber county council of defense arranged free distribution of excess apricots to those in need. Major Robert E Wilson organized guards to form a pick up and a bin drive began. About 200 bushels will be shared with Stake Nelles Society boards, Weber Academy, and the Weber High School conserve committee, with 9 A.M. Friday pickups at the Weber Academy or high school. First come, first served, while fruit lasts.
Two inmates, Thomas E. Mitchell and E Wileon, escaped within two hours of each other from convict camp No. 1 near Colton. Mitchell is a 40 year old teamster with a four year sentence left on a ten year term. Wileon is serving an indeterminate burglary sentence. Authorities issued a $50 reward for each man as guards scour the area and a full inspection of prison outgoings is conducted. Both escapes followed a prior breakout in June by Shadrack Keen.
Washington reports a record corn crop with yields above average in central and northern districts. Rain and favorable weather supported late-season growth while some eastern areas saw delayed ripening. Harvest of winter wheat nears completion with continued promising yields.
Berlin reports Peru has sent an ultimatum to Germany over the sinking of the Lorton, accusing Germany of unjustified action and demanding damages and indemnity. Lima tensions rise as Peru rejects a prize-court submission and backs energetic handling by its foreign minister.
From Washington Aug 2 reports in army circles say western units may form the third contingent for the invasion, with Major Generals Mann Edwards and senior staff directing mobilization. Troops are to be diverted from Camp Fremont near San Francisco to Camp Greens at Charlotte North Carolina, with Washington Oregon Montana Idaho and Wyoming units expected.
Notice to contractors for public improvement to pave district No 126 in Ogden Utah bids due August 28 1917 at 10 am in the city hall office of the city engineer plans specifications available at the city engineer office rights reserved to reject any bids dissolution notice of Western Grain and Feed Company partnership by mutual consent Harry E Palmer purchases share and continues business
Probate notices from Weber Utah announce a guardianship hearing for Loukas Alma Albert and Mary Leonardi minors upon petition by mother Annie Leonard. The hearing is scheduled August 27 1917 at 2 pm in Ogden City Weber County Utah. Additional probate actions for George Francis McIntosh include letters of administration requested by Sarah Elizabeth McIntosh with a hearing set August 27 1917 at 3 pm in Ogden City. A list of local businesses and services is included in the notice.
August 22 Logan Utah Former Congress man Joseph Howell and Herachell Bultenbavn were injured in an automobile accident between Seipio and Holden in Millard county. Howell had a severe head gash while Bultenbavn suffered a broken limb. Howell continued the journey, Bultenbavn returned home after medical aid.
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