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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
2
An independent newspaper of Ogden Utah announces its Standard edition with Associated Press affiliation and daily publication schedule excluding Sundays. The notice emphasizes reliability, credibility, and a commitment to accurate reporting while listing its quotation of editorial standards and ownership.
With sliver prices rising, experts predict silver dollars may be melted down to bullion. George B. Roberts of the National City Bank of New York says the move is near, signaling a shift in metal value and market strategy.
Farm Bureau officials push to expand Weber dairy resources through water drainage and land reclamation. Plans call for creameries and condensed milk plants on enlarged acreage, with registered stock to boost milk output. Utah’s climate and soil seen as ideal for a thriving dairy industry.
The Depth Bomb evolved from early attempts at direct contact shells to a hydrostatically triggered device. Originating after submarines surfaced to attack, it progressed through submarine darts to cylindrical bombs and finally to depth charges capable of destroying subs underwater at specific depths.
A clipped line mentions a distance of seventy feet and a near certainty of a division at three Aundrea yards, but the fragmentary OCR provides no clear event, participants, or location to confirm a full report. The text reads as unfinished sports data with uncertain figures.
A University of Utah program outlines a Prospectors course running January 5 to January 21 1920. It trains in geology mineralogy mining and metallurgy with lectures on mineral content valuation and ore deposits. The outline covers geology mineralogy mining milling metallurgy and laboratory work to prepare prospectors for ore testing prospecting and claim procedures.
Washington officials closely monitor coal operators prices after government control ended, with potential department submission. Investigations will check if higher charges align with contracts, as operators are noted to have increased prices in many cases since wartime price controls ended.
Operators complain about consignment delays from east to west and late payments. Director General Hines shifts coal payment to retail credit and may have the government advance funds if production halts. A meeting with the Ways and Means officials yields no immediate need for aid as alternatives are discussed. Coal sale yields averages around 42.05 to 43.65 per ton.
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