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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1920
Page
10
A fragmented Ogden area page lists local events and notices from deteriorating weather to business ads. It notes improvements in some figures, funeral notices, and civic items while mentioning printing services, a court date, and public sales. The garbled lines reference residents, shops, and health updates amid scattered city notices.
An automobile owned by Th W Emmett of Monsens was stolen from in front of the Berthana on Saturday night. The car was recovered at the corner of Jackson arena at 28th Street. The thief took the vehicle from its rear area, and the details remain unclear.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Chauncey Ta Hill at 2 pm at the grandparents home with Bishop Terry officiating. Speakers included Walter Farr and Oshey Terry, with Linelle Williamson and Elinor Nelson. Interment in the city cemetery. Funeral for David A Jenkins scheduled tomorrow at 2 pm Lindquist chapel with John Edward Carver officiating. interment in the city cemetery. Jennie Crown Silgis funeral conducted yesterday at 2 pm at the Kaysville tabernacle with Bishop James Criddle and a quartet. interment in Kaysville cemetery. Marion Marie Eccles Wright funeral yesterday at 2 pm in the Fifth Ward chapel. Bishop James W. Ure officiated. A church choir and six pallbearers assisted. The cortege proceeded to the cemetery. Mrs. Mery Mattson, widow of Peter Mattson, died today at 8:30 am. Born in Sweden March 20, 151 and emigrated to the United States years ago, living in Ogden 23 years. Survived by three children John F. Mattson, Olthan Cowlishaw, and Axel V. Mattson. body given to Larkin chapel pending arrival of kin from Idaho Falls.
London dispatch reports the Allied Supreme Council shifted focus from Turkey to Russia. Trumania representatives demand a definite policy statement from the powers on Russia and potential actions toward greater nations seeking peace with the Soviet government. No assurances reported for Ructanians.
In Ogionin, Besaly Summers, shot by her husband Walley Fr. Surta wers, survived as he fired three bullets into her body then killed himself. Summers had warned of danger over the custody of their son before the attack at the pawn shop. The body was taken to Kirkendall chapel as authorities planned arrangements.
North Logan launches a broad publicity drive under the Logan Chamber of Commerce to showcase Cache Valley. The effort. led by D S Robinson of the Utah Agricultural College, highlights industries, dairy farming, sugar factories, canneries, and Logan Canyon tourism to attract home seekers and visitors from Utah. The campaign includes a Yellowstone gateway angle and a promotional folder detailing Logan, Garden City, and free camping grounds with a slogan promoting the canyon route to Yellowstone and beyond.
Washington will release the Adriatic notes after consent from entente powers within days. The notes are expected to be provided to press associations soon and mark a formal step in the U.S. diplomatic position.
An old medical ad urges readers to “drive the disease germs out of your blood” to cure catarrh. It claims 8.5, S, serum acts on germs in the blood and invites readers to write to Chief Medical Advisers at Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for advice on their case.
A meeting of Western Union managers is held in Ogden at the Reed Hotel to discuss adding 100 days to the business year by preferring telegraph service for important deals. Attendees include L. W. Harris and J. Whitelated among Ogden staff and Denver and Salt Lake representatives. A banquet is planned for this evening.
San Francisco February 23 reservations by the Pacific coast committee confirm the seventh national foreign trade convention will run May 12 to 15 1920. Delegates listed include 315 from east of the Rocky mountains 180 from Seattle 100 from Portland 190 from Los Angeles 250 from the Orient and 300 from San Francisco.
Dublin February 23 The city corporation met to install the new lord mayor Tom Kelly following his release from Sherman Scrubs prison now in London He was greeted with remarks on past British treatment by the outgoing lord mayor Laurence O Neill and a note of possible forthcoming cooperation while Kelly serves as mayor
In Michigan, February reports claim a whisky rebellion exists in tren county though officials deny a rebellion. Attorney General and Governor call for a full federal investigation while prohibition agents prepare for action in the upper peninsula. Major Dalrymple received authorization to deploy federal agents to northern Michigan, with a party to leave Chicago for Negaunee to assist state police.
Centre Cal February 23 A 102nd cantaloupe crop in Imperial Valley is estimated to be worth 11 509 000 by J T Boarke Southern Pacific railroad agent. The forecasted acreage reaches 19 148 with about 594 ears per acre needed to move the crop. The 7949 crop sold for 3 H00 CGN across 14 109 acres requiring 7838 ears to harvest.
Santa Monica officials have voted against maintaining a jazz orchestra at the beach amusement area. The decision bars jazz music as part of summer programming, with the plan to fund alternative entertainment options instead.
New York February 23 reports lobbying menace to government over foreign policy and domestic taxes. speakers warn of threats if lawmakers hesitate on reform, noting cross party unity on key issues. Market details follow including hogs and cattle receipts, regional deliveries, and price ranges at Omaha Livestock Exchange.
Cleveland reports eight thousand delegates from affiliated organizations open a five day convention to discuss American school problems. Cairo notes two thousand five hundred Tebigess from Husala arrive. aid given by military, Red Cross, and local authorities. Ogden Livestock Market prices listed for various cattle and related goods.
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