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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
3
The Bead Man, a 42 year old Quaker named Cob, was found starved to death in a Grant Avenue room. Police said he had $100 on him but showed signs of extended starvation. Investigators noted months of neglect and a lack of food despite available money and possible other personal belongings.
The clipping lists varied Ogden area notices and ads. It mentions a Central Vernishing on 118 tar nf Inspection in Ogden, marriage licenses, employment notes, and upcoming events. It notes personnel changes, relocations, and a December January schedule for Standard attic notices and a January 30 inspection of Troop C.
A garbled report notes a Harvard party led by Mrs Lelie Pebner, wife of Gorch Robert Pinker, with Mrs Fisher describing Ogden and western rail towns to travelers. The piece mentions five women joining the trip across the continent, highlighting travel interests and local histories.
A scrambled society roundup from Ox yden and nearby mentions Mrs Johnsons attending school in Paloata California and holiday plans in Qatar. An art recital at Hirdokshier studio is announced under Mes Tock Brookshier with a focus on music. Other items touch on local shop openings, Thanksgiving feasts, and assorted travel details with numerous garbled names and places.
Notices report George Caton of Pinrhnati aged 9 passing after illness at Ogden hospital. Esther Wrowh Brown, born Dec 6 1863, died at home in Stir Vall after long illness. The obituary lists survivors and family connections, with details of marriages and local residences.
Readable portions describe a Christmas program for children at Martha Day Nursery. The event, directed by Mrs. Yar and others, mentions Santa Claus, carols, and songs performed by kids from an address on 2824 Wir eliekt. The text is heavily garbled with names and lines, but centers on a holiday gathering for young attendees with music and performances led by staff and volunteers.
A noisy holiday gathering at Berthan featured Mr Wana and extended friends with a grand dining room and festive décor. The event celebrated Exlananit Woels returning home for the holidays and included the Daughters of Pioneers with Daughter 2 Doansars enner Vale Wet as honored guests among the lively crowd.
A cryptic item notes a meeting between Inwhitehalt and Gastimed Mopientnes with references to a "Dede sites AM" and a call to action "Le fe aye" in Hasta Thabane. The piece reads like a fragmented record of events, mentioning Levettive of the evening and Abothils Moe the Sagi Of, leaving key details unclear.
A brief card of thanks to Glenda and Auporn for tending the family veterans of Wiel and honoring Latag for the care shown. Gratitude extends to the Bent herd, Trstsmon and Fraternal Order of Tages, with special mention of MAUHICH A, CRATG-1 762.
A scattered account describes last minute Christmas shopping and family tensions amid a festive scene. Different characters and places surface briefly as preparations unfold, hinting at social expectations and the season’s pressures.
A garbled wartime era financial and agricultural column discusses hog cholera threats and preventive measures led by Henderson of the U S Department of Agriculture. It mentions surveillance, costs of stamps, bonds, and various companies and stocks, with scattered references to war financing and government programs. The text shows finance, wartime bonds, and corporate names interwoven with agricultural policy.
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