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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
2
The snippet outlines newspaper credentials and subscription rates, noting a weekly publication with a Sunday issue and Associated Press affiliation. It references the paper’s establishment in 1870, carriage by mail, and details about ownership and reprinting rights.
The state fish and game commission announces steps to provide public duck education grounds for Unit’s sportsmen. While praising the restricted quality of the preserves, it notes long public use of certain grounds and aims to expand access and improve facilities.
A cautious critique challenges sensational Italian revolution talk. The author finds no sign of upheaval in Rome or major unrest among recent Italian visits, noting active monitoring to compare claims with on‑the‑ground reality and warning against overblown dispatches fueling panic.
An ad style plea promotes telephone marketing as a labor saver and grocery helper. It touts accurate orders, prompt delivery, and customer service, featuring RYZON Baking Powder, HYRON Baking Took, and related products with pricing and sourcing notes.
Fragmentary dispatches describe frothy disturbances lacking underlying unreal prompting, suggesting no genuine unrest or authentic cause behind the reported turmoil. The text reads as a cautious note on apparent upheaval without substantive threat or clear catalyst.
The report argues 1913 imports from Europe doubled over 1038 yet Euro goods fail to ease everyday living costs. It notes Europe remains financially strong, buying raw silk, spices, and food while U S demand shifts, revealing limited relief from a general surplus and challenging export hopes.
The New York World reports voters and letters show distrust of both major parties and interest in breaking from professional politicians. It notes Wall Street and common workers share discontent with party governance and a shift toward issue based sentiment, with Hoover as a potential rallying point.
COPENTIAGEN Feb 4 American Anti Saloon League leader Pussyfoot Johnson and Rev David Deathind opened a prohibition campaign at a public meeting. The event drew hostile reception from some audience members while supporters praised it as a strong start for the movement and questioned motives behind the opposition.
Utah education leaders postponed Educational Drive 15 after a statewide meeting in Salt Lake City. Superintendent Karl Hopkins quoted saying planners will resume efforts in March, with prominent speakers traveling from various parts to support the campaign. The postponement shifts the drive’s progress to the coming month.
Utah representatives to the American Camera national convention in Cleveland report it one of the best held. President Oweo Rodman leaves Cove to Ogden recovering from illness. The party's travels include New York and other cities as they discuss matters with officials on the sale of tamatous in 1978.
President Charles W. Meare of the first presidency marks the eighty eighth birthday at his Salt Lake City home. He will host a reunion of relatives and receive guests during the afternoon and evening. The event highlights the church’s leadership and Penrose’s anticipated remarks on church affairs.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene with a rider entering a taxi amid garbled names and phrases. The snippet hints at a transport or dispatch setting with references to a driver and possible wage tensions or schedule concerns, but lacks clear facts or complete context.
The Federal Reserve raised discount rates to a higher level, signaling tighter credit and a cooling economy. The January report notes optimism for relief from inflation, but warns of continued high prices and the need for careful handling of pending financial and exchange issues. It highlights slower consumer demand, reduced lending power, and ongoing production strength in coal, iron, steel, and flour, with shifts in leather and shoe sectors.
A British scientist named Tudge proposes a method to attract Martian inhabitants by describing a shape like a Sahara desert figure through telegraph signals, arguing intelligent beings could recognize it as a human-made communication and respond if capable. He dismisses the idea as nonsensical and outlines a universal science behind such a message.
Berlin dispatch reports Carl Kautsky investigated the causes behind the Reich Volks incident and warns against making a martyr of Wilhelm. The piece notes political tension and concerns over public perception of the events.
The former German emperor would not escape danger by a legal verdict but become a martyr in German eyes. His execution would boost public support for him, turning him into a formidable foe of the republic. Herr Mautyky suggests removing coercion to force Holland to shelter the emperor on Rome Island to curb conspiracies with German allies.
The notice urges foot examination and treatment for foot pain. It recommends arch supports made to fit from wax impressions, ensuring exact fit and comfort. It mentions J. Harker at 320 Col. Hudson Street and emphasizes competent advice and care.
CHICAGO February 4 plans for raising 100000000 within the interdenominational world movement were endorsed by Baptist state promotion secretaries from twenty nine states. The drive, to run April 21 to May 3, aims to apply Christianity to world problems and will run alongside other denominations.
Washington reports that US Germany trade grew in late 1919 though totals remain modest. Exports rose from 1,069,820 in August to 8,935,693 in September and 22,044,442 in November, with imports climbing to 3,820,019 in November before December declines. A $3,000,909 trade balance favored the United States.
An old advertisement touts Marmola diet tablets as a simple effective fat reduction aid. It claims prescription strength pills sold by druggists and direct orders from Marmola Company, with Detroit address and a Rochester news brief noting political context about woman suffrage and party influence.
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