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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
11
A prose advertisement notes Burt's offers a wide Xmas hosiery assortment from fine silk to sea island cotton and woolen stockings for school girls and cold weather. Gloves, both dressy and sturdy leather options, are highlighted as tasteful gifts. Prices are described as remarkably low.
The article promotes Glove Certificate gift options allowing recipients to choose any gloves within the certificate value. It highlights a broad array of fabrics and lower prices, plus manicure requisites and linen table linen sets with monogram initials as lasting gifts for sisters or mothers.
A newspaper notice announces a seasonally priced reduction on women and children's underwear of the finest quality. The line features woolen union suits, pants, ankle length garments, vests, high or low neck styles, and both long and short sleeves, for heavy or medium weights.
A store advertises fine tiny mesh German silver bags with etched details as possible Yuletide gifts. A Santa Claus display at the rear and hundreds of dolls are described as part of the shop’s festive offering.
Ogden City officials discuss Keller investigation into alleged conspiracy with Mr. Cohen. The report, prepared by George Darker and John G Willis, details Chief Browning and Sheriff’s office involvement, Cohen’s statements, and the recommendation to suspend officer Keller while ensuring impartial inquiry.
Army and Navy representatives gathered at the canteen on furlough as veterans prepared for home. Aged English veteran spoke of returning to England after wartime service with emotion, while others including Sergeant McArthur and Sergeant Meagan shared war experiences and hopes of homecoming.
Partial dispatch notes a British ship returning with American and British personnel aboard after a transatlantic passage. Mentions Royalist Party activities in Paris and signals from Prussia about renewed royalist symbolism. Dated items reference figures linked to German imperial history amid wartime-era discourse.
A U S senator requests a formal investigation into the Ordnance Department. The move targets procurement and supply practices within the Army’s ordnance operations, prompting calls for audit and accountability across related agencies.
A fragmentary card of thanks and notices mentions local figures and events. Names such as Kenyon and A. AL are referenced alongside retirement and internal revenue bureau notes. The text is garbled with unclear context but signals civic and community acknowledgments.
An open forum on influenza features discussions led by Tuitor Stanmach and others. Attendees hear about radiation fears and medical estimates, with a mix of opinions on prevention and public health responses.
The text details a wartime style order authorizing the county education authority to reopen schools and to mobilize teachers for local health and epidemic control efforts. It mentions authorities to call into service principals and teachers to work with local officers and health units to ensure epidemic containment.
Read text reports the vice president will preside at a cabinet meeting in the White House. Mentions Brazilian prisoners and war prisoner exchanges with Germany. Department officials offer no statistics on the matter as of now.
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