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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
6
Forest Ranger Pred Graham reports cattle are dying daily in Big Piney Wyoming as snow piles up. Weak calves and mature cattle perish from cold and hunger while range losses loom until spring. Neer notes shared concern over heavy winter losses and scarce hay as horses face rationing.
Three Ogden sportsmen named A M Tribe Georges Reiner and Charles D Ford returned from Antelope Island in Great Salt Lake with three buffaloes, shot as they ran wild on the 14 000 acre inland. They used thirty caliber rifles and slept in a ranch house on the island built by Delehanty Young. The hunters arranged for the chance to shoot this season and planned to mount the heads.
Officials led by President R. B. Ravis and Secretary Arthur Kuba discussed a planned state and federal land exchange at the forest service office. The agreement aims to swap state holdings within national forests for government land, prioritizing forest land over agricultural or mineral lands to protect watersheds and administration.
James and R. Mubbard operating as James Wubbard & Brother filed a suit in the Alaska district court against C. G. Holley for 1360 alleging failure to deliver a ton of maize at a set price. G. A. Harry & Company seek 2125.38 damages from Walker D. Hines for failure to deliver produce. Damages listed range from 170.78 to 5.90. trials set in the district court today.
A wireless message states the steamer William Henry Webbe is crippled after previously drifting with damaged engines off New York. The vessel is now reported adrift while radio reports confirm the perilous condition.
The Standard notes Ogden is among the few cities of its size lacking a public building large enough for several thousand people. The editorial argues for an auditorium to accommodate large gatherings and prevent crowding.
Salt Lake Tribune ad notes the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra appears for a second Salt Lake Tabernacle concert tonight after two Ogden shows. General admission is five tenths of a dollar, seating any seat in the tabernacle. Ogden show tickets were higher. The writer argues larger venues can boost profits with lower prices, citing strong local music interest.
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