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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1919
Page
3
Random references describe varied notices from Caroline Evans of Denver to Mids Annis Brown in Madison Avenue. Ogden Standard notes a bus service between Ogden and the union with a decorated yellow bus, schedule after 5 pm weekdays and 9 pm Sundays, claiming twenty five passengers capacity.
Ogden residents and veterans plan a Thursday funeral for General Richard W Young. Local officers and civic groups coordinate full military honors with a West Temple escort, 145th Field Artillery, and a tabernacle service at 2 PM.
The district court heard a divorce petition filed by Cora Robinson against Mor Robinson on grounds of failure to provide. The case lists a Salt Lake date in early December 1915 and references property issues including plaster and construction items. Separate notices include pension grants and probate estate details for Thomas Ti. Hy. The document mentions several local names and contexts, including Isad Estate and Tripp Photo Studio advertisements.
Fragments describe a Moose Card Party or social gathering with references to locations and names that are unreadable. Unable to extract a clear event date or organizers from the provided OCR text.
A fragmentary report recalls unusual events connected to Genoa and a naval cite. The text describes exams, trials, and unclear references to persons, places, and a tense investigation involving a named group and a public institution.
A notice invites contact with J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue regarding selling Liberty No 59. The brief item targets potential sellers and provides a specific address for inquiries.
Scoweralts hosted a hotel event for eleven staff and two salesmen from Tannenwrend & fons Co. Guests included Trent and Reed, with reception hosted by Abre hesepeon Vint. Company expenses were tallied. funeral of $h.00 noted.
A chaotic incident near Ogden involved several family members and neighbors when a failed phone call alarmed them. Dr Ray Wilko and local officials aided victims as three were revived after minutes of rescue work. The event interrupted a stay on the way to Minnesota and drew emergency crews to the scene.
Judge McCord announces scientific management keeps egg prices under a dollar a dozen at the upcoming poultry show. He notes progress in standard breeds, warns against flashy freak birds, and introduces new wire-tag entry practices to improve Western poultry shows. The Los Angeles event next week features mainly standard breeds and well-bred layers.
An elderly woman, Mrs. 5. N. Kimlyeql, 72, was found near the Qeven Packing & Provision company after exposure and severe cold. She entered a hospital, underwent amputation of a frostbitten toe, and was reported improving. doctors noted circulation restored but several injuries remained. Police and local officials investigated, with multiple scouts and witnesses naming individuals connected to the incident and hospital admission.
A group led by Rath Watthswilliam and five other young ladies hosts a community coasting party on Twenty-kovr Street Hill. A. Bigelow opens her home for assistance while a bonfire and hot dog stand center the event. Attendees are urged to wear outdoor winter clothing and help with sleds, toboggans, or self-care. The gathering marks Ogden’s first real winter sport outreach.
Ogden was wrapped in fog and frost as a morning frost coated trees with ice, creating a glittering, panoramic scene. The city appeared painted by nature with crisp air and glittering branches. temperatures read four degrees above zero at 6 30 am, while the previous hour showed six above. Weather outlook remains cold with continued frost.
A crowd gathered for the funeral of George Lows, murdered last week in Ogden. The services will be at Lindanise Maulerteking Company parlor at 4 o clock today with burial at Oak City Cemetery. Victims of the crime and local officials will attend. the pastor offers condolences.
Local stockmen convene in Ogden to discuss elk stockmanship and safe transport issues. The meeting aims to address county wardens, transport costs, and regulatory hurdles, with officials attending to outline policy and safety guidelines.
A garbled report notes a local legal matter involving Roy Woods and a court case. The text mentions a pollen department and August actions, with judges and officials debating possible actions. The fragment references a January or August courthouse scene and community reaction.
William and Frank Stephens tell city court that William J Stephens Sr was struck and Lethbridge was dragged from the Argyle apartments after a confrontation over rent and alleged threats. Testimony details a violent incident with a vase involved and questions about strikes and self defense.
Juvenile court warns that city housing conditions are dangerous and unsanitary. Readings show poor ventilation and sanitary failures in several apartments. Officials cite potential health risks and urge immediate improvements to prevent broader public health concerns.
A garbled court note records an arrest after a defendant failed to appear for trial. The fragment mentions bond forfeiture and an ordered arrest, with unclear names and locations.
Notices list Nancy L. Mc Chesney died at 2665 Monroe Avenue after a duration illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Kirken dall chapel with Reverend Garver officiating. burial at Huntington, SA. Also announces the death of Sritial An slevada in Aberdeen, Washington, with funeral plans to be announced later. Alexander C. Yarington Sr. dies at 1527 Washington Avenue. survivors include wife and six children. services at the family home, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church officiants. George Lowes funeral tomorrow at 10:30 in Lintquist chapel. interment Ogden City Cemetery. Jory, George and children of Theodore Jory have private service. burial in Ogden City Cemetery. Vere Cuvee services held. interment Ogden City Cemetery. Mrs. Lents Seager Chronthelain funeral services held. choir and organ music noted. interment in Kingdom City Cemetery.Additional brief notices include Chugg Vere Cuvee and other local obituaries with interments and service times.
Woodmen of the World announce a special meeting Tuesday night for initiation of candidates and to close the campaign. JOFTN T. WYRES, Gt WM, and MULLER, Chris, are named. Includes contact details and address references.
The annual ball of the Dane will be held this evening at 9230 noting Belthana jul. A pageant depicting early life in Utah will be staged, with the American region rewriting Mormon battalion scenes. The transfer of the Ogden property from Milra Goodyear will be included among these scenes. Refreshments follow and the evening continues with dancing.
A draft item notes a vaudeville act featuring electrical devices and novelty acts by Ogden performers led by Terey Leishman and the Leishman brothers. The act, praised for novelty, is said to headline on the circuit alongside a modern Broadway sensation by O'Hara, achieving strong early Broadway reception.
The federal proclamation, distributed by Supervisor George Romany, urges cessation of counting acts at 2 pm in the federal building for Weber County. It lists 26 local residents for positions and notes the decennial census aims to renew national data, with the president announcing the multilingual appeal and assurances of individual privacy.
Postoffice workers will observe a holiday on New Year’s Day with many offices closed. The announcement notes a nationwide practice granting employees a paid day off, aligning with government and postal service traditions for the holiday.
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