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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
3
Mixed local items list military enlistments from Colorado and Utah. upcoming meetings, sales and auctions. minor notices about road contracts, a sugar factory visit, and community events. Widespread references to newspapers, names, and locations appear throughout the clipped page.
City car committee reports success of its policy requiring statements of coal on hand needed by suppliers. A man with wagon visited a yard and requested coal but refused to sign a statement and unloaded the coal anyway. Daily coal consumption in Ogden runs about 600 tons, not counting direct mine deliveries to manufacturers. Albert E. Wilfong, the field agent, checked coal orders at yards.
Agricultural superintendent Sebheley predicts Nom Clty will stare in about a week. A conference at the North webter tabernacle is set for Sunday with church authorities attending. Sessions begin at 10 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon, presided by President James Wother son, with Minnish music for all Bea iona.
A preview of the Ogden Livestock Show set for January 8 9 and 10 1990 outlines its role as a major educational event and market center. Officials highlight improved facilities at the stockyards and the chance to showcase cattle sheep hogs and goats from Intermountain states to national buyers.
A Red Cross seal drive event was held at Ogden High School with three moving picture reels shown to a large crowd. Scoutmaster Delbert Fowlger provided the projector, and Tatary club members and volunteers served refreshments as the final records are prepared in the coming days. The drive continues through the week with plans to be discussed in church next Sunday.
Fragmentary report notes a meeting scheduled for Thursday and a 6 to 8 time frame. Mentions Amalgamated Clik organizing in Oeden and references Wilson and Lane in a local context.
The Weber County Poultry Association will hold its ninth annual exhibition from December 29 to January 3. A pre exhibition meeting will be held Wednesday at 2548 Washington Avenue. The event will follow American Poultry Association rules with Lummert, Hansen, Shaw as officers and McCord judging. Early entries urged by fanciers.
We express sincere gratitude to our friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and assistance shown during the illness and death of our father. We especially thank for the beautiful floral offerings. Yushond and brother, also for the support from family.
Champion skater Robby Meclean, world champion, passed Ogden en route to Vancouver. Meclean, famed worldwide as a speed skater, faces Norwegian star Harvingson again in the 1820 season.
Funeral services for the Heffner haler were held this afternoon at 3 o clock in the Kirkendale chapel and interment in Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Bertie Fotts funeral services Sunday at 1 PM in the Fourth ward meeting house officiating the cacket open at the home Friday 6 to 9 PM Saturday all day and Sunday until 1 PM interment City cemetery. Mrs Madeline Farley funeral services held at 12 noon Sunday in the Seventh rural meeting house with Bishop Budge officiating. Relatives friends and many offerings attended the service with vocal selections led by Mrs Mary Farley and others. Patriarch James Taylor Bishop W H Jindler M L Jones Judge George J Berkut Bishop Budger AL Larkin dedicated the grave in Orden Pity cemetery.
County teachers will hold a new style patriotic institute at Central Wunder High on Saturday November 13. The meeting begins at 10 20 o clock with a demonstration on implementing music led by Miss Nora Aollund of Riverdale. Riverdale students will attend and teacher checks will be distributed in the morning.
Snowbound lines slow service with four to six hour delays. Officials report gradual improvements as rotary ploughs clear tracks near Laramie. Freight movement resumes gradually as weather permits and embargo loosens.
Weber club directors named a nominating committee for 1926 officers James F. De Vine Fred Taylor John Spargo W W Witrax as. P Bigelow I N Pierce and Carl Ras. Election set for the second Monday in January. President Waldy to appoint a committee on the Colonel Hudson Building annex and no action on secretary vacancy until January officers election.
Annual meeting arrangements announced for the priesthood convention at Weber State. Sessions are planned across the weekend with afternoon and evening programs at the Weber Nommiat entin, Oggen Tahiernnale, and related venues.
A grand informal cowboy dance will be among the highlights at the Ogden Livestock Show in January. Over one hundred cowboys and cowgirls in costumes are expected, with prizes for best dressed cowboy and cowgirl. The Allman Thener orchestra plans jazz music for the event.
Basketball players and supporters expected at the Standard business office this evening to form a Commercial League. The meeting starts promptly to elect officers set rules assign officials and organize teams for the season. Teams likely to be represented include the Standard Club National Guard Ogden Athletic Club Southern Pacific shops Weber Alumni and Ogden High Alumni.
An unusual meeting of Troop 23 took place at the Nototh word chapel tonight. David A. Steele chaired the event with 209% case milden present and oversaw investiture, as Vert Caton, Scon Sacn, and Francis Moyts joined. Grian Meare and Lennard Edgalsen enrolled as regulars amid the proceedings.
Washington Pec 19 Produc tion of Oil In Mexico practically ceased after President Carranza decree and a hostile Mexican stance toward foreign oil firms A group led by B R Kellogg of Sew York reported new wells in the Tampico district halted and shipments blocked due to transport difficulties and other impediments by the Mexican government and customs authorities
Secretary F C Evans announced the three day program for the Ogden stock show at Union stock yards. The schedule features stock judging contest men’s and boys and girls judging contests, a wrestling match, cattle sales, auctions, a banquet at the Weber club, and a grand finale. Entries are being received as plans for the three day celebration take shape.
Sixteen boys were arrested at a Troop 17 Osler Boy Scouts gathering held in the fifth ward chapel on January night. Scoutmaster Laurel Brown and Assistant Scoutmaster Frank Pingre spoke along with Second Assistant Scoutmaster Baker. The Troop 17 flag won for highest mobilization, presented by Charles Miller. Several scouts were invested as leaders and a listed group of second class scouts completed the formal merits.
A fragmented classified item lists for sale items including furniture, dishes, and a fully furnished four- room setup at 468 Rose Court. Also notes autos for sale and a paint shop, with rental furnished rooms at 9548 Adams and related names and locations.
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