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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
6
A garbled report from Ogden discusses gym facilities and a swimming pool, urging support for improved public recreation. It cites statements by officials and community leaders about the Eagles club pools, a dedicated space for young men, and plans to expand facilities while warning of misuse and neglect of public wellness.
Readable bits describe a theatre scene with Sundays and a band or act named Hierabs or vipat. Mentions Leaniway phish tee and German uray. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects. Context suggests a local theatre piece note with incomplete phrases and stray names.
York City features a work by John T. Gallen praising the moving spirit of Welemite committees and the War Relief stage scene. It notes performances to aid wounded men, mentioning Winchell Snuth and a Gaiety show as part of soldiers’ relief efforts.
A garbled report suggests a motion before the U.S. Senate faced failure or blockage. The text references Johnson and a formal procedure but is largely unintelligible, leaving the exact action, participants, and outcome unclear.
Fragmentary report notes a Lansing event titled Union of States Feis with ceremonial seating and remarks by figures likely including a secretary and local organizers. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a welcome ceremony and civic participation in a regionally focused gathering.
Fragmentary item describing American delegates to a Marmora meeting. Mentions Tok Wathag Alten White and Professor George Wedsfortum with unclear roles. Source text is garbled with misread names and phrases. focuses on delegation and associated questions about reasons and actions.
A letter from County Treasurer W. Evans to J. L. McKay requests delaying the January transfer of offices to allow Evans to assume duties on March 7. He argues the current shift imposes extra work and costs while the treasurer handles year end reports and cleanup from the former officeholder.
The Weber Stake offers a schedule of ecclesiastical events including ward meetings in Weber Academy and Second Ward Chapel. Rigid influenza cautions, wartime era speakers, and celebrations for Col Roosevelt are noted with planned lectures and youth classes resuming Sunday activities.
Fragmentary line reads that a wonder of Aquashville named Monorla tigniggens won a prize, described as two hearts yearning in love's sweat prison. The quirky text hints at playful, old newspaper style but is heavily damaged and partly unreadable.
Ogden board of education moves elementary students into the Modern Health Crusade program. Frank W. LeClerc of the Utah Public Health Association cites a structured course on physical cleanliness and hygiene for all grades. Enrollment of about 20,000 Utah schoolchildren is planned by the executive committee.
A fuzzy advertisement notes a hope chest promotion drawing next week with Dorothy Gish. It promises no advance price changes and lists item values at 6c and 20c, aiming to attract readers with a treasure filled chest appeal.
In New York on February 7, United States Steel’s further decline to about 8 percent, the lowest since the recent dividend cut, helped set a subdued tone at the market open. Industrials, equipment, and metals fell, rails dipped, with only a few issues like International Paper and pooled issues showing strength amid declines across the board.
Fresh strength in the corn market today lifted the flat month and July contracts, with May and July showing gains on light supplies and expectations of reduced near term acreage. Bulls cite restrictive export outlook and new Paris and Buenos Aires developments as supportive, while shipments of pork and beef remain robust. Market tone mixed as prices moved within narrow ranges before closing higher on broad buying interest.
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets show varied bids for live cattle, hogs, and sheep. Prices for steers range from high forties to around ten dollars, with calves and cows traded at mixed levels. receipts and conditions noted across multiple markets and dates.
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