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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
10
The Good Shepherd church choir plans a parse in the Guild Hall at 7 01 tonight. All members are urged to be present for family pictures and camera work.
A jumble of names and notices details a dance at a Wehbner district hall with Ada cenes per couple, plus a basketball game preview mentioning Ogden versus Weber and local social gatherings. The text lists invited attendees, notary remarks, and a public event sequence in Ogden Idaho with dancing parties and a basketball game evening.
In Meb 7b at 1 o’clock the Talllee session will decide whether the battalion dissolves or merges with the police memorial. BH Roberts will oppose the joint memorial and the merger plan. He argues for maintaining separate memorial actions and will speak in the meeting.
A blockade scene at the Southern Pacific out of Ogden disrupted transport as crowds gathered near the Great Salt Lake. A big dance at the Royal, now Assembly, is planned for Saturday February 8 at 5s 6d per couple.
Society CARD PARTY at the IPS halls on Saturday afternoon invites Pythian Sisters and friends. Historical Society batkday afternoon hosts at 252 Vanguren lane with Mrs Kirkpatrick and Prof. will present a program: What the World Needs to France Art Literature and Amusement. Meet tonight Sliver Teview on Grant avenue. members urged to attend.
Classified notices advertise brick bungalow with sleeping porch and meals, ranch style and acreage near Davis Weber water rights, prices and down payments given. Real estate firm Skeen Realty Co lists multiple properties with near term possession, improvements, outbuildings, and water access. details include prices, down payments, cash terms, and contact numbers.
Unclear OCR text suggests a local court dealing with a suspended sentence and a juvenile offender. Names and details are garbled, but references to a suspect disclose liquor sources and a Wednesday hearing, with a later event described as a big dance at a venue nicknamed Royal.
The text describes a Saturday gathering to honor missionaries with joyful activities, a social dancing party to follow, and mentions guests and attendees. It notes a fundraising element and references a church missionary named Chareh ont Tatter-das Salata and speakers from Denver.
A crowd gathers at Ogden Vons Hall for a Salt Lake City event headlined as the Peace Congress. Prof Coop and Squire Conn oversee the concert to raise voices in support of a nationwide peace effort with President Taft expected to speak.
A student body proposal suggests spending 450 of 50 from the student fund to cover the electric lighting costs for the hall stage. The plan, discussed last morning, awaits final approval by authorities.
A letter from ex-minister Chang Kien criticizes unequal tariff treaties that hinder China’s economic independence. The writer calls for fundamental removal or modification of tarifs that favor foreign powers, urging restored sovereignty and a fair path to a global market.
Fragmented reminiscence by Ames Welch describes wounds, hospital stays, and deep emotional strain. It references military context, mentions a veteran’s letter, and notes uncertain outcomes while awaiting news of a broader conflict.
A fragmented notice notes no foundation for an increase in rates. The text references various incomplete phrases about costs, departments, and approvals, but lacks clear entities or actionable details. No definitive actions or dates are provided within the readable segments.
The fragmentary obituary mentions a person named Brown and relatives or associates including Mya, Radlamiyne, Mas, and Anis Tanty Viner. The text is heavily garbled with nonsensical phrases and errors, making specifics about death, date, location, or exact relations unclear.
A garbled report references a minor linked to an incident and a court action. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece notes a return to industrial school custody after alleged misconduct. The fragment hints at a personnel, a date, and a legal consequence without clear details.
King Nicola of Montenegro accuses Serbia of underhand actions aiming to undermine Montenegro’s legitimate aspirations for unification with Serbia. He claims allied plots threaten Montenegrin rights and vows to resist annexation efforts while defending central authority and regional stability.
A fragmented report notes unrest in Montenegro as the assembly faces disruption over relations with Serbia. It highlights a government stance and calls for stability amid regional pressures.
London workers refuse to return to service amid a strike in the suburban district. The act ends in confusion as many employees decline to work, demanding shorter hours. International delegates meet in protest as talks stall and a broader labor stoppage looms.
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