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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
2
A fragmentary newspaper notice outlines subscription pricing and rights for republication. It mentions an Independent News outlet and the Associated Press being credited for news content, with standard terms for local news usage and reprint permissions across the page.
In Pierre two men seek the presidential nomination Major General Leonard Wood and United States Senator Miles Poindexter. Poindexter challenged Wood to a joint debate then asked pointed questions about reconstruction in Europe funding and constitutional authority, debating while supporting or opposing intervention.
A fragmented report describes governors meeting in Salt Lake then in Ogden, with turmoil across Arkansas amid peonage and tenant system abuses. References to Brough and Brattons, race riots in the Delta, and landlords controlling wages through advance systems—all set against a backdrop of political instability and legal actions in a distressed state.
Advert reads Sloan’s Liniment for immediate relief from rheumatic pains and aches. Encourages keeping a bottle in the medicine cabinet and applying without rubbing for fast absorption targeting lumbago neuralgia and strains. Price listed as $1.40 with druggist availability.
Harvest report notes laborers all claim they were supposed to be paid for work done on the trot.
A historic survey shows the United States running a massive foreign trade surplus, with exports and imports totaling near one billion dollars monthly. Britain and Canada remain top buyers as Germany and Austria Hungary resurface as trade partners. the dollar strength shifts purchasing power, prompting policy debates on wartime debts and interest payments.
An editorial column discusses the New York labor party and argues against abolishing the United States Senate. It critiques calls to end the Senate as a challenge to constitutional structure and warns against radical reform efforts threatening state sovereignty and bicameral government.
A Paso dispatch reports Mexican engineers moved fifty cases of dynamite to Nueva Laredo and Lampasos with bridges along the Nuevo Laredo to Monterey line primed for demolition. The Mexican consul at Trestriin is instructed to check former U.S. soldiers seeking Mexican passports, while officials deny a general mobilization. Reports describe widespread unrest in Mexico with rail sabotage and attacks affecting key lines, cities, and haciendas, including Puebla and Veracruz areas, reflecting escalating conflict and foreign concerns.
The writer extols Ogden from a diminutive village to a thriving city, praising its enterprising people and long-standing ties. He recalls decades of observation, defending Ogden against slurs and mislabeling while lauding its progress, authority, and community spirit. November 39, 1919.
A terse classifieds notice lists Liberty bonds for sale at the highest prices with a contact at 2417 Hudson Avenue and phone number 59, signed by J. J. Brummitt.
Julia French Geraghty secured a divorce from John Geraghty in Newport on the superior court record. Judge Doran granted the relief amid allegations of non support by the husband over several years, with the case concluding in her favor.
The elopement of Julia French with Geraghty, a chauffeur here, in August 1511 caused a stir in Newport social circles. Recently Mrs. Geraghty had been in contact with her mother here, custody of her six year old son mentioned.
Fragmentary notice describes a remedy for corns or calluses using a finger method. It mentions minimal drays of a substance named Fraezone and asserts quick relief by lifting and removing corn with the finger. The text is unclear and reads like an old consumer tip.
Ogden troop leaders plan to divide Boy Scouts into Halalians for a kid cross event and related tasks, as announced by Scouting executive Ce. Goates.
Washington December 1 reports from the commerce department show United States and Great Britain resuming heavy trade with Germany since the armistice. US exports to Germany for ten months totalled 52 million dollars with imports from Germany at about 4.9 million. Great Britain exports to Germany above 80 million and imports from Germany around 1.08 billion through October.
A vintage ad extols Mustarine as the fastest pain killer to banish aches and inflammations. It claims rapid relief for sore throat, neuralgia, and swelling, praising mustard-based formula and its inventor Chemist Begg for delivering a superior preparation.
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