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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
1
Washington Bible College faculty will receive raises from five to 23 percent, approved by the board. Increases vary by office held, length of service, and article may include adjustments. effective next spring.
An old advertisement extols Bayer aspirin tablets and other medicines for cold symptoms toothache neuralgia and pain. It warns buyers to choose intact packages and notes the trade mark and manufacturing origins. The text shifts to stray lines about pricing junk sales farming and agricultural exports, reflecting a miscellaneous ad fragment page.
The National League of Women Voters considers adopting resolutions on prepayment of expenses and naturalization rules, with endorsements for bills related to education, qualifying voters, and civic training. The session discusses age, eligibility, and the role of women in shaping policy while highlighting objections to broad consent rules and urging educational provisions for new Americans.
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In Grand Rapids area, a blizzard and influenza cripple the Newberry election conspiracy trial. Many witnesses failed to arrive in Newberry and the defense leans on documentary evidence. The campaign telegrams remain a focal point amid poor weather and illness.
Juvenile actors feature in the Halalag Generation at Pantages Theatre tomorrow afternoon. The act includes Mary Caroling Dan Niels Geminique Colombe and Charles Monahan with a lively vaudeville routine. The War Zone segment offers light comedy and musical fare framed by Forest Couren and Georgi Mivatrely.
California farmers warn of severe cattle losses if rainfall fails this year with 160000 to 200000 head at risk. Secretary Ded Stollery urges strict economy and planned shipments within 30 to 60 days to avert shortages. State officials discuss rationing and irrigation cuts to prevent crop losses as dry years persist.
Anita Stewart stars in a melodrama at the Orpheum, with the plot centering on a woman taken in by a married artist and facing accusation by a wife. The confused sequence of events reflects a perilous love triangle and social scandal common to early 20th century cinema.
Miss Hortense White of Utah Agricultural College extension division details potato substitutes for wheat across many dishes. She demonstrates potatos baked, steamed, and mashed to create puddings, breads, pies, and cakes, noting moisture adjustments and jacketed cooking. Recipes include steamed potato chocolate pudding and potato biscuits, with guidance on flour replacement and mixing methods.
A fragmentary item notes a timing window of two to fifteen minutes and mentions baking in a hot oven. Names and full context are unclear, leaving the exact event, location, and participants unspecified.
In Albany on the opening of today’s session the prosecution named five Socialist assemblymen as disloyal and fed by a “venomous judiciary” plot to seek treason. Martin Conroy read documents supporting charges the Socialist party recruited members to aid mobilization and produce munitions, while Morris Williman for the defense challenged the case and defended the party’s stance.
Minneapolis traders noted stronger wheat markets as flour prices rose. Four barrel sacks sold at 13.59 dollars per barrel in the local market today amid broader price gains across the grain trade.
A fragmented note asks about the fate of an old-fashioned woman known for carrying an extra item. The text is garbled and provides no clear names, dates, or places to identify a specific person or event.
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