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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR from The Standard shows garbled names and phrases about subscription rates and an independent newspaper. No clear events, persons, or organizations readable enough to summarize meaningfully.
A garbled Associated Press dispatch notes concerns over republication and credit. The unreadable fragment references a paper reprinting parts with care to credit sources while preserving accuracy.
The American Legion post announces the revival of the medical play Pitt Taft Vout by Ther man Baker unit. Performances are set for Friday and Saturday February 24 and 25 with several hundred attendees previously seen the Ogden run. Veterans from the unit will reenact scenes to evoke The Ghost That Never Walked Cordella Malone and the wartime era. The production promises vigor, vitality and a light hearted return for ex soldiers now in civilian life.
A protest demands that governments honor parents by bringing home the bodies of American soldiers who died abroad. Relatives’ wishes should guide actions, as officials promised a return that has not yet satisfied next of kin. The plea emphasizes ensuring no obstacle to repatriation and honoring fallen heroes.
Fragmented text discusses cemeteries in France for American war dead and the idea of a perpetual memorial. It reflects on Franco American cooperation, the moral purposes of burial sites, and the desire to honor those who served without seeking territory. The passage emphasizes unity and justice in remembrance and sacrifice.
A distressed note on drought across California and Utah. It urges rain to flood plains and green hills, stressing agriculture and wealth depend on irrigation. Projects to store water are discussed as essential for energy and economic stability amid a prolonged dry spell.
A fragment from a congressional column mocks debates over hog cholera funding in the Congressional Record. It parodies lawmakers, noting objections to patronage and the way politicians pursue pay for loyalists, with a satirical jab at “the farming of the farmer.”
A heated debate in congress questions federal funding for vaccinating farm stock, arguing the program oversteps states’ rights and wastes public money. Critics condemn the push as intrusive, while supporters cite disease prevention and economic protection for farmers.
A Masonic notice announces a regular ceremonial flow for the lodge on a designated date in February. The document, signed by the secretary, references ceremonial work in a Scottish Rite symbolic rite and notes general order affiliations and preparations.
Marguerite Clark stars in her latest production A Girl Named Mary at the Alhambra this Friday and Saturday. The show promises laughter and charm with Marguerite’s prior films praised by Baile Weekly and Servom Magazine alongside Smart Set in the program.
Consular atticians report Bolshevik interference with Czech evacuation from Irkutsk where floods on January 30 left the city under control of Bolshevik forces. Admiral Kolchak was captured. Voitzekalisky and Semenett are sending reinforcements from Chita. Irkutsk reports say quiet, evacuation proceeding. armistice with Czechs signed. many prisoners and equipment captured. red army direct links with Moscow. SOSNOFE signed dispatch.
Nellie McBride transfers part of Jot 99 to George Wahlstrom for 4200 dollars. Nellie M Cook transfers part of the southeast quarter section 19 township 6 north range 1 west. Nancy Tiles cand Ostera sells to Willard Kay part of plat A block 11 for 4600 dollars.
A garbled reminiscence describes Mrs Hows visiting the home to see "ma" while the speaker sits idle. The dialogue touches on work, servants and keeping the house in order, with stray terms such as Benneys and cotka appearing in the muddled text. The passage conveys household routine without clear events or dates.
A quirky OCR style fragment shows a mother scolding, noting cob webs in the ceiling and guessing their location in an automated garage on Chimby avenue. A child and Mrs Hows discuss values while an optimist is described as seeing a silver lining in a lead dollar.
The article argues rheumatism stems from deep sources and bloodborne germs, not surface symptoms. It endorses S. S. S. as a long standing blood remedy, claims it cleanses the blood and relieves many cases, and invites readers to contact the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for guidance.
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