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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
3
The paper vows progress and reform, tolerates no injustice or corruption, and will oppose privileged cliques and public plunderers. It pledges sympathy with the poor, devotion to public welfare, and fearless honesty, while remaining drastically independent and willing to attack wrongs by any side.
A fragmented discussion on cooperative groceries highlights early 20th century failures and successes. It cites Ogden and Devonshire Market experiences, membership costs, rebates, delivery savings, and the aim to connect producer and consumer while avoiding transient trade.
Memorials of flowers strain households as caskets near burial, with costs often $200 or more. The piece notes the burden on families, urges moderation, and suggests Utah church authorities advise restricting tributes to simple bouquets.
General Gr eoning Trevino, once a top Mexican commander, and his family arrived at Tarado from Monterey en route to Los Angeles California to establish a future home. They joined thirty six other prominent Monterey Saltillo families escaping unrest with no public comment on Mexican politics.
The piece notes Americans aboard the train and a destabilized Mexico under Huerta, with government loans and extortion fears. Wealthy Mexicans flee to escape official coercion while industries stall, laborers face poverty, and crime rises as starvation looms. Guerilla bands reportedly recruit during the crisis.
The annual conference of the Y M and Ye Mile 1 of Ye Third ward met last night at the ward meeting house. Bishop William Van Uyke Jr presided and Cirde Greenwell conducted the exercises before a large attendance. The program included organ preludes, prayers, addresses, reports, and musical performances.
City health reports show a smallpox case at the Dwees family home on Grogs Street and two scarlet fever quarantines released. Monthly data note fewer cases overall, with increases in births and deaths, and numerous inspections and milk testing outcomes. Also mentions New Chinese Orange from De Land and a whimsical note about W T Stead’s insignia ideas and a Titanic memorial.
Forest supervisors in the Ogden district plan detail assignments as a large turnout of forest men is anticipated at the district headquarters within a week. Supervisors will brief men on operations and station them in various depots to gain hands on experience.
Two men faced Judge Reeder in Munichpal Court on Saturday night for disturbing the peace. J Ford was detained after a disturbance at the family home, while W Frandolt was arrested on Thanksgiving near Twenty Fourth Street and Washington Avenue. After three witnesses testified, Frandolt was found guilty and sentenced to twenty five days.
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