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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1918

Page

8

Memorial Hall For Boys In Service Of Country

Letter from Ogden editorial page urges building Memorial Hall for boys in service, arguing against perishable materials and proposing a durable structure named to honor war sacrifices. It advocates bronze memorials, a shaft for contributors, and inclusion of names of fallen andlocal servicemen within a public memorial focused on physical fitness and civic pride. Also notes wounded list from Oakland California.

Collans Sour Hays Oaden Weber Courtey Dr. Condo Mont Bath Yupsebucoi Heather Walter Oxden Otis Cain Ogden Parthermore M. Mgneon

Eleven Deaths Reported in Alt Lake Influenza Outbreak

In Alt Lake a wave of influenza claims eleven lives including Mira Amie Fitzaberh and Mrs Althea J Tibieon. The death count rose as health officials reported vaccines administered, emergency hospital doses, and treatment numbers at fire stations and a prison camp hospital. Compulsory gauze mask use begins in Murray with Red Cross supplying five hundred masks for distribution.

Alt Lake den T Mira Amie Fitzaberh Buttough Althéa J Tibieon Eva A. Jensen Mullie Larnen William Confusian Murray Red Cross

Aviator Hoglang Leaves Salem for Final Seattle Run

Lieutenant Hoglang, an army aviator en route from Sacramento to Seattle, departed Salem at 10:10 a m today. The journey was expected to be the last leg of his air voyage.

Ore Sacrauetto Seattle

W Alvord Dies Sud­denly At His Home

Gideon William Alvord, aged about 103, dies suddenly at his North Ogden home. A Weber County pioneer who crossed the plains with Captain Ludington’s company from Iowa in 1849. Survived by a wife and numerous children and grandchildren.

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Home Made Cough Syrup Ad Prompted Murder Trial

A local advertisement touts a home made cough syrup as the best medicine, claiming it cured colds for a writer named Yo Near of Afentiolaxepe. In Lake County a preliminary murder trial began for EJ Ryan charged with killing his son James LeRoy Ryan and later attempting suicide by poison, with the mother having died earlier.

Ay Jennings Armitage Avenue Chicago Ryan Lake Henry Lund Gence Janes LeRoy Ryan

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Fast Cough Relief

Endorsed for stubborn coughs and colds, this well known remedy is praised for quick throat relief, pleasant taste, and broad nationwide esteem. A half century of use supports its effectiveness. Sold by druggists nationwide at 0.0c and 2.29.

Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement Claim

An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mild effective corrective laxative. It promises to ease daily duties by soothing bowel irregularities and teasing the bowels into action.

GERMAN HATRED FOR CONQUERORS SHAPES FRONTIER REACTION

From Rotgen Germany a British army advance moves from Vierves Eupen and toward the Rhine. Locals greet troops with indifference or fear while signs of occupation clash with hopeful calm as German families remain to their farms and roads show propaganda and defaced symbols.

Rotgen Germany Associated Press Hehichments Rhine Tate Fox Germeos

British advance through Limburg amid triumphal pageantry

British forces move through Limburg as Liviers towns report rapid progress. Crowded streets glow with festive arches and celebrations. Officers attend continual ceremonies and deliver speeches while khaki-clad troops receive honors and cheers.

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Obesity remedy advertisement from 1861 trade card

An old advertisement offers a weight loss potion with a long medical claim. It credits a physician and promotes a tablet form of a fat reduction remedy. The notice instructs readers to write Marmala Co. at 1861 Woodward Ave to obtain the product.

Pablo Fan Marmala Cn Woodward Ave Mic T

Kellogg outlines League of Nations aim at world peace

Senator Kellogg of Minnesota argues for a League of Nations to enforce peace and prevent war, saying only public sentiment backed by nations can sustain just relations and deter the harms of conflict. He laments President Wilson's approach and urges broader support for international cooperation.

Washington Dare Dea Demanade Nenator Kelloge Minnesota Republicen Kelloge Jeanne of Nations Wales

Kellogg Calls For League Of Nations Aims And Reforms

Senator Kellogg urges a league of nations to ensure Germany evolves a government responsive to its people. He argues the new treaties should be open and binding, abolishing secret treaties and ensuring transparency in international agreements.

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Tomato Shipment Rush Sparks U.S. Cannery Action

A Washington telegram to Packinsy Corporation urges rushing tomato shipments with urgency. Manager A. J. Lill notes 9400 crates ready for shipment and forecasts the United States party gaining about 45 percent of Utah canning output as exports near readiness. The Utah tanning firm reports 45 percent of its frederred can be shipped in coming days.

Washington Duh Packinsy Corporation Cpdera Fay A. J Lill United State Utah Utah Tanning Company

Flu Kept A Man Out Of Court

A man named Martin Smith did not appear before a judge as the case in the morning session continued due to health issues. The matter involved an inquiry about allowing a horse to run near Washington and Becamlerheot, and the defendant and his family were entertaining visitors. The case was postponed to a later date, the 12th.

Martin Smith Avehl Aindge Laren Washington Batih

Irrigation Course Offered at Logan College in 1919

A detailed description of the Utah Agricultural College irrigation course to be held in the two weeks after February 10, 1919, prepared by Professors Israelson and Winnar. Topics include water measurement, soil absorption capacities, irrigation of porous uplands, crop water needs, land preparation, and water rights and legal issues.

Utah Israelson Winnar

Irrigation Practice Sparks International Views on Utah Legislation

A course on Hrigalion practice aims to resolve complex Utah water laws and issues. It welcomes critique and hopes to spread valuable irrigation ideas from professionals with practical experience.

Utah

Baruch Resigns War Industries Board Chairmanship

President Wilson accepts Bernard Baruch’s resignation as chairman of the War Industries Board effective January 1. The move ends Baruch’s direct role in wartime production policy as the board’s functions shift to permanent government departments.

Washington Wilson Wr Bernard M. Baruch Wy Industries Board Isnuaty 1 Theony Pmihislties Board Vey ROY Plhmene Lalay Barack Cantrante Viettons Mgr. Thuruch

Turks Searching for Young Turk Leaders in Europe

Geneva Dec 4 The new Turkish government acts against the Young Turk party led by Enver Pasha. Arrests include Enver Tasha Djemal Pasha Nagin Bey and Churki Bey. In Constantinople 200 leaders are detained Bedri Bey former police chief was aboard a vessel with 90 000 Turkish pounds. The Turkish legation in Bern reports a search for other leaders in Switzerland.

Geneva Havan New Turkiak Young Turk Party Enver Naka Kovernment Emver Tasha Toksat Pasha Djemal Casha Nagin Bey Churkl Bey Bertin Constantinople Bedri Bey

Lieutenant Colonel Sherman White Reported in France

News from France dated November 3 confirms Lieutenant Colonel Sherman White, Infantry, G. RA., has been informed by his father-in-law in New York via Colonel White's brother-in-law that he is alive. White previously served at Fort Douglas with the Twelfth Infantry. Transports with troops arriving in New York and Liverpool are noted in the same dispatches.

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