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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
4
A garbled OCR page lists random items including telephone and advertising notes, photography credits, changes in company names, appraisers named by a judge, and scattered notices. It mentions influenza case counts, divorces, court actions, and local business references with several names and addresses sprinkled throughout the fragment.
The national committees for Armenian and Syrian relief report funds totaling 35100 raised by Ogden and Weber county subscribers. Chairman C. H. Marfon says the final report cannot be planned until the total is known. Myra Ayers, formerly Myrz Zimmerman, returns from Washington to Idaho with government work. Ayers will make their home in Pocatello. A demonstration by the Order Phongaranh Record Exchange manager is announced for Kimball phonograph fills engineering in Wantatg, between 0 and 10 o'clock.
Captain Gordon Snow reports a statewide transition plan where temporary clerks will be discharged and new procedures take effect. Local boards face increased inquiries and tighter controls, with emphasis on safeguarding records and restricting access to sensitive information without direct authority from headquarters.
The Utah Thee and itepalr company was given a decision in an automobile damage case. Analyist Fred Wilthunsart TA, Sitch fin the anit fled by tor Eleita Hepale em pany ih Feeover fasagq on itn automobile, which was damaged when Wil land and Smith, while driving a car, ran into Hi. The plaintime was award it 250 dollars and content of mail.
Harm on Barton visits his parents amid details of his military service. The notice mentions Dasson Ragion and Charles Darton, noting Harm on Barton has performed important naval duties and traveled abroad, with references to earnings in American dollars and future departure with the army of acceptance.
A garbled account reports a dance event at a hall on Beant Avenue with mixed names and unclear details. A note mentions a pagoda, a girl across the way, and an unconnected rental line for a three bedroom house in Eanes.
Judge Tillman J Johnson of Utahs supreme court delivered the memorial for Reverend Dr Crawford whose death November left a void in the First Analist church of Ogden. The eulogy praised his learning and pulpit eloquence, noted his patriotism and care for boys, and urged the congregation to live lives of service in his memory.
An official State Department briefing states that French and British authorities have assumed control of four railroads in northern and Asiatic Turkey under armistice terms, with Allied forces also taking over the Constantinople exchange and Austrian banks within Turkish capital. The action aims to stabilize the region amid ongoing worrisome market and political tensions.
A fragmentary letter from Ogden soldiers in World War I recounts receiving The Standard after leaving Fortieth Division service. John McKenny Frank Mekk and BV Landes describe early frontline duties in France, the Argonne and Verdun areas, and their eagerness to return home. They ask readers to write, share news, and reflect on daily hardships and sacrifices.
An advisory warns motorists to reduce fire risk by keeping extinguishers ready, avoiding oily rags near engines, storing waste properly, and maintaining clean engines. It emphasizes preventing static sparks from funnels and ensuring tanks and funnels are handled safely to avoid explosions.
Fragmentary OCR yields partial ad style lines about a spring line hat item and slogans. Readable bits mention black satin piping and a playful motto. Classified feel hints at product branding and sales emphasis.
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