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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
9
A deputy internal revenue official outlines a morning briefing about tax information, collections, and fuel for taxes on ice cream and jewelry. The notice indicates taxes on these items rise through July and August, with delinquency if unpaid.
Superintendent Karl qpnas is in Salt Lake City to complete arrangements for the class athletic coach for Eden High School for the 1919 20 season. Hopkins and the athletics and physical education staff anticipate confirmation of the coach appointment.
A user reports Resinol JS heals eczema fast with initial relief from itching and skin appearance improving after first application. Continued use purportedly clears eruptions and soreness. doctors have long prescribed Resinol as safe for tender skin and widely sold by druggists.
Several prominent athletic stars are considered for the Ogden High coaching post as the school opens next week. Wilford Romnes, Roger Van Pelt, William Kaufman, Earl Crowale Wilson, and Tillie Olsen are among the leading candidates, all noted for success across multiple sports. The football program aims to surge with a top coach guiding a fresh start and a strong candidate pool.
Lynn Melbos of the local Marine Corps recruiting office has received complete information and instructions from the department on War Risk Insurance and will explain how to convert insurance, handle back payments, and answer questions. The recruiting office at 41 Lowenly-Hith Street will provide details and guidance.
The Methodist Mission opens tomorrow at 6 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church of Ogden with Bishop M. CyCon Nell of Denver delivering the address and offering communion. The church invites the public to attend the midweek prayer and praise service at 8 o'clock tonight, followed by a short officers’ meeting.
We thank friends for the help during our sorrow at the death of our wife and mother Ellen Trannquist Christensen. Special thanks to the speakers and singers at the funeral and all who contributed to ease our burden. Signed Mrs. James Christenses Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Turnquist and Family.
Typhoid fever claimed Mrs. Sarah Ann Houghton at 1774 Giveon Avenue at 6 20 this morning after a week of illness. The 36 year old Lancaster England native, born November 14 1884, daughter of Arthur and Heasle Butler, was married.
Why pay more for tea when Schilling Tea provides four flavors Japan Ceylon India Gilong English Breakfast in moisture proof parchments. All grocers carry Schilling & Co San Francisco.
James Houghton, a me chante in the Sautvariy Pulte Kops, faces a tribute note on their children Thomas Herbert Nettle dua Mary and Hessle Mougiton. The boy was taken to Livkis chapel for funeral preparations and burial with details to follow. Grace notes advise against premature cosmetic coverage and promote Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy.
Wistal Farr declines the offer to serve as legal advisor to the IRS collector in Washington. He states he and Attorney Halverton will form a private fee office to operate in the Eccles Building, marking a professional association after the rejection.
Charles Jesse Adams longtime Ogden Riverdale resident and fruit grower died at home in Riverdale at 2 a m after arteriosclerosis He was born December 8 1808 in Gillhart County Indiana married Emma Comberling in Salt Lake City July 20 1878 He was Ogdens first photographer and member of Modern Woodmen of America Survived by wife Emma and children Jess A Montgomery Salt Lake City Carl Adams Ogden four grandchildren funeral Thursday at 3 pm at Riverdale residence with Alehop A A Bingham officiating floral offerings accepted at Lindquist chapel until 2 pm
Ray Ward appeals to Merchants Association for backing in forming an artillery unit of the National Guard. President John B. Lewis of the Merchants of Ogden pledges support for the artillery idea. BAR SILVER NEW YORK, Aug. 27 Bar silver at 1.15 per ounce. Mexican dollars at 88 1/2 cents each.
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