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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented advertisement invites readers to obtain the 1920 rate card from the Ogden Standard by contacting via phone before December 27. The notice stresses timely action to receive advertising rates and services.
An independent paper, published every seven days except Sunday, lists subscription rates of 9.00 per year and 35.40 for the year. It notes Associated Press content is the exclusive source for credited news and local news within this page.
At the North Pakota demonstration farm profits from potatoes averaged 211 pounds per acre with net gains around 24 pounds. Yields of 26.31 cwt per acre over eight years show income but rising costs in seed, irrigation, and fertilizer cut margins.
A reflective piece invites readers to recall nights spent along riverbanks and in forests observing the Milky Way. It muses on camping under dark skies, the glow of distant homesteads, and the awe inspired by the vast outdoors and celestial scenery.
The text sketches a Montana night near Wasateh and near vil state, mentioning Bernard W. Ogden in gold letters. It paints velvet skies sprinkled with silver dust, half-lit cattle grazing, a night bird, soft breezes, and a drift of shapes across a pale beam of light, merging eye and ear into a single calm, contemplative moment.
Fifty years ago General Richard W Young died in Salt Lake City after a long career of military service. TheUtah figure, once a prominent Ogden resident near the University club, was praised for leadership and public service. The piece recalls his youth, rise from telegraph operator to brigadier general, and notes on memorials and local defense plans tied to Ogden’s development.
Oxden officials and Weber Glob pressed for a south of Orden ordnance depot as Salt Lake papers reported Washington dispatch. War Department approved plans, awaiting Congress action to authorize a large project with an estimated expenditure near 3308, signaling a major expansion.
Boston December 28 The president of the Woolen Company, M. Wood, says high clothing costs stem from clots made from fing wools and rising wages. He notes merchants in Lawrencer tried to push prices and stock durability declined with industry wage increases. He urges the public to wear durable garments to curb prices.
Four men and two women were arrested under federal warrants in Chicopee on liquor law violations tied to deaths from tainted moonshine in the Connecticut valley. The roundup targeted suspects linked to illegal distribution of alcohol amid an ongoing investigation into alcohol poisoning deaths.
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