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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
3
Ogden reports include election developments and public notices. The city attorney discusses wages with railroad locals. A home burglary at 2279 Grant Avenue prompts police action. Mayor Francis faces the daylight saving stance with Ogden barbers supporting the change. Sheriff Welling of Unphex elder county consults amid a burglary case.
Careful readers note a continuation in the case involving the Loyal Neighbors versus Camberger Mee. The hearing and related funeral attendance were postponed to Saturday to comply with Justice Agee’s order. Kate Ponement’s post-funeral proceedings are postponed due to a recent safety incident in Salt Late City.
The New York Republican platform calls for immediate ratification of the peace treaty with clear reservations preserving the United States right to withdraw from the League of Nations. It denounces the league as a threat to American sovereignty and urges retention of constitutional safeguards, national defense, and opposition to entangling alliances. The document emphasizes a strong domestic economy, production, and employment policies while criticizing liberal immigration and expansionist policies.
Washington Feb 20 The national board of farm organizations outlined plans to require all presidential candidates to state their positions on farmer concerns. The meeting highlighted cooperative buying and selling gains, with leaders calling for unity among agricultural groups and labor and capital. The discussion touched on United States policy, national defense, and the aim to reduce armaments while pursuing world peace through international cooperation.
FR Bartlett of the Iogal forest service leads research outings to Mount Ogden and nearby areas. He collects specimens for experiments while keeping fit, reporting routes over ridges with snow melt and limited wildlife signs aside from occasional birds and small game.
Tarrion Wright aged 25 died at 2 o'clock this morning at the Jefferson avenue home of her mother Mrs William Hm Heetes after illness since childhood. Born October 22 1895 in Oger she was daughter of William J Eccles and Mrs Marlon Rehaw Eccles. Married in September 1917 to Luke M Wright she leaves four brothers Ian Roland Walley and Howard and four sisters Mrs Jet Fernald Mrs Walker Cheesian Mrs Laint Willey and Thehna Teeler. Funeral arrangements are being made with Larkin & Sons.
A telegraph received by Warren L. Wattis, president of the Weber County Chamber of Commerce, reports progress on the Ogden depot project. The message states approval for depot appropriation was agreed upon today by local officials and chambers.
Aaron Goodman Maw deputy Weber County treasurer aged four years died at four this morning after a three month illness. Born in Ogden January 24 he was the son of Edward and Heziah Goodman Maw. He had served fifteen years in the county treasurer office and previously worked with the county. He was clerk for the Ogden stake high priests and served as clerk in the Fourth and Sixth wards. He leaves wife Annie and two children Glen J Maw and Dorothy L Maw.
The Historical Society will meet Saturday February 21 at the home of A Th Barber 1132 Pwen ter street Mrs Mary Gaddis and Mr B Goray host the event The program will be in charge of Mrs C Coulter The Urania club and related notices appear in this item with local names and a lay party address mentioned.
The court considers appointing a guardian for the three Chandler children. Judge Port Wetere declines to appoint a guardian for the children and the hearing continues into the afternoon as the guardian request is refused.
Deaths are announced with services and interments scheduled for today and upcoming days. The notices include for Ouien's child born August 15, 1929, funeral details for Mrs Eliza Fol, Rvs. William Steckman, and others with locations at Kirkendall Chapel Mountain View cemetery and local addresses. The obituaries mention relatives, heirs, and church officials preserving a solemn community record.
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