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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
10
Random references describe a busy Ogden scene with a Christmas tree market, a Moose Card Party, and scout events at Central Junior High. The notice mentions navy recruitment, a water appropriation order, farm board updates, and a railway service report, all mixed with small ads and personal notices.
Weber County Farm Bureau prepares for its annual meeting on December 12 at the federal building headquarters. Dr McKeay opens with a speech and the day features department reports on canning, sugar beets, dairy, drainage, and more, plus a girls and boys club report and 1920 program planning.
Bundled traveler in a mackinaw and heavy woolen socks drew comment at the Union depot as a Mexican man wearing a sombrero-like Panama hat atop his head boarded Train 18. The sight caused notable chatter among staff and passengers, with observers noting the unusual summer headwear despite winter garb.
Hot Springs announces plans to erect hangers at the resort aviation landing field with intentions to welcome transcontinental air travel. Leader Ghaden Ledbetter cites under consideration plans and data forwarded to the concern as part of a broader project involving air service, refineries, and local development.
A young debtor left society life and moved to Penrer where she worked in a department store for two months. She now aims to become an actress and pursue a new career field.
Forest Supervisors convene at 9 in the office of L. F. Knemp to discuss service problems. They approve selecting four or five standard house types and plan beautification of Ranger stations and forestry buildings. Roy Meadley returns to Washington this afternoon. focus shifts to pay issues and a major fire control expenditure. Wireless phones may be installed in the Thunder Mountain area to improve communication amid rugged terrain. Meetings continue tomorrow.
Advertisement fragment offering Foley products for coughs colds and digestion. Readers are advised to mail payment and address to Foley Co. in Chicago to receive a trial package including Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
A tragic explosion Friday fatally burned Mrs. Sarah atschaweky and her two month old daughter, with funeral services held Monday. The mother, holding the infant, was near work when the blast occurred, severely scorching both. Neighbors aided as fire was quenched, but both died after burn injuries.
A historical stock list shows diverse issuers including American Can, General Electric, Anaconda Copper, Baldwin Locomotive, Chicago O and Pac, Cuba Cane Sugar, International Paper, Kennecott, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Union Pacific, United Cigar Stores, United States Steel, and Western railroads. The fragmented OCR reads like a trading board with percentages and prices, indicating fluctuations and close prices for dozens of companies across sectors such as metals, coal, oil, and manufacturing.
Society notes announce the Women’s Guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd meeting tomorrow in the India Guild room and bazaar leftovers. Wedding at the Church of the Good Shepherd occurred Monday December 15 at 1 36 PM for George H Galbraith and Arlene Reed of Hingham City. Daughters of the Pioneers and Camp M Daughters of the Pioneers plan meetings Thursday afternoon at listed addresses with Royal Neighbors hosting a card party and bake sale Wednesday at 2 99 PM.
The Baylea bazaar opens drawing crowds as donations and sale items include clocks varnish tools and fabrics. Auctioneers offer goods while three days of bazaar sales continue with plans for a large prize and surprises for the public.
Land transfers recorded include Frank Wi Mrewar and J. G. Porter’s Fond G subdivision lot for 5500 dollars. Charles J Jensen to Conrad J Hongen for part of NW quarter section 25. Juliane M L Jenperson to Ammo K Alten for Lot 7 Ais, Tunes ville, 500 dollars. Willam Whyte to A. F Allen for Lots 2 through 4 in Lock Point A Hunterville, 10. Jane T Crawshaw to FL J Hendershot for part of Lot 1, Block 44, 34,000. Dix Bilerick to Nettle Tout for part of Lot 1, Block 44, 7,402.
A Newfoundland dog saved the lives of 92 people when a coastal steamer ran aground near Martinia point. Crew and fishermen hauled passengers ashore using a makeshift rig and a lifeboat chair after failed attempts to reach safety through the dangerous waters. An 18 month old baby was carried ashore in a mailer bag, while the ship’s crew organized the rescue with rope, block and tackle helping bring each survivor to land.
District Attorney S FP Mobb filed a motion in district court to dismiss the state case against Harry Mitchell for passing a fictitious check. The motion notes that John Hutchens, a former Ogien City police officer who could identify Mitchell, is dead. The fragmentary text includes garbled phrases and appears to be damaged OCR.
Detroit scene rocked as indictments sweep up figures tied to U S Senator Newberry campaign. Allan A. Templeton leads Detroit Board of Commerce, Charla A. Floyd and Frank Glatz named among Michigan banking and business figures connected to Newberry’s drive in Grosen County and eastern Michigan.
Secretary B C vane of the Ogden Livestock Show departs for Idaho tomorrow to promote the event here. Secretary Eyvann will visit northern Idaho cities and attend the convention at Payette. Entries are received daily with a potential Utah record. Hart Brothers consider building a hotel in Ogden with a ten story structure and a foundation of concrete. Los Angeles details to be finalized.
Stores alter hours for holiday week with dry goods and other merchandise. Most shops open until 9 pm on Saturday and close earlier Monday through Wednesday. grocers keep usual hours but extend to 7 pm on next Monday to Wednesday.
Chief Sanitary Officer George Shorten stated that Christiana nuts recalled by dealers in Godon will be inspected before sale. Nuts mix inferior grades and old stock per Shorten, with state law requiring inspection. Any old or inferior nuts will be destroyed under the commission’s order.
Mrs Madge Molenzio Martin wife of Alvert Martin of 365 Twenty Second Street died at 1 46 AM at the Dea hospital of blood poisoning following childbirth. Aged 48 she was born in Melbourne Australia and had lived in Utah eight years. Survived by her husband and infant. Funeral arrangements will be announced locally.
Milwaukle based French athletic syndicate proposed to match Jack Dempsey against Georges Carpentier in Paris with a purse of 269000 dollars and 25 percent of moving picture revenue estimated at 140100 dollars, according to Theodore Vienne. Steinel, representing Vienne in the United States, wired the offer to Jack Kearns.
Washington December 16 Secretary Glass announced his plan to resign as secretary of the treasury on January 1 He will seek a seat in the Senate succeeding Senator Martin of Virginia and will move to the Capitol promptly after Congress reconvenes following the Christmas recess President Wilson has not yet named a successor to Mr Glass
Help wanted for a male applicant with no wheels for messenger duties. Beat pay. Merchants disputed under F. N. Bldg. Apply Jet Printery 2428 Thadsott Ave. Phone 768M. 15at.
A Soviet envoy reports to London that Bolsheviks and Esthonians in Dorpat have discussed peace terms. Proposals include disarming the northwestern army, banning foreign troops, and restricting mobilization within Baltic territories. Negotiations proceed with delegation exchanges and possible December meetings.
New York December 14 heavy copper purchases for export were reported with France Germany and Japan named as principal buyers. The month so far shows the largest two week total this year except July when movement began. German purchases are financed by Dutch interests, suggesting Dutch financing and a principal outlet for German manufacturers in Holland.
Hugo recounts his release from Villa forces on the promise he would not reveal where he was taken or the conditions of release. He says he was treated well and impressed by Pancho Villa, noting Villa’s orderly operations and physical condition. Hugo describes meals, conversations, and invitations amid Villa’s camp, while other items report a separate event in Washington.
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