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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
7
Four year old Joseph Allen Goodale died at home in Roy after convulsions. He had been ill recently with fever and convulsions and died in the evening before 7 o clock. He was born in Ogden on November 23, 1916 and is survived by two sisters and a brother. The body was removed to the funeral home for services.
Uatdiel At. G. Raaidel, commander of Ade artillery troop at the University of Utah, will inspect Troop B cavalry at the county tour street armory this day. Separations for further inspections, to be made in the future, are plans ed by national guard officers of the base, it is reported.
Blatchfords calf meal claims to raise healthy calves with milk substitute that equals a gallon of milk per pound of calf meal. The ad argues substantial savings on milk and feed costs at current market prices. References Farrell Jackson, Stermountain Produce Co, F.C. Richardson, and Western Grain & Feed Co. in Pingree, Idaho.
A chaotic report describes threats of bombing attempts on Ballynatineh Ballynatineh and a massive blackout fear across Dublin. Police and officials, including the magistrate, react as streets darken, transport halts, and warnings of looting surface amid martial law measures and power outages.
Deserter Cornelius Nean was taken to Fort Douglas yesterday with Deputy Sheriff Wooltop Joe Chadwick and Bert Uriles to face military authorities. He faces a 90 day county jail sentence related to attempted assault before an army court of inquiry. He enlisted in 1912 and deserted the unit.
Washington reports note general sugar shortages in the United States. Exports for the year surpassed the prior period by over one billion pounds, totaling 1,475,407,673 pounds, with England sending refined sugar and ships abroad. Allied relaxation of shipping restrictions after the war helped drive the higher exports, while domestic demand remained strong.
Lynne Irrigation Co. will hold a meeting at Five Points on March 7. Officers to be elected include president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer, plus three directors. A vote will decide on subscribing for stock in the Weber County water storage project. Moroni Stone is president of the company.
A muddled report from a local high school basketball game notes the team winning with unclear play by a deaf player. The piece blends game action with unrelated lines about beliefs and historic references, yielding a fragmentary summary of a sporting event and stray comments.
In a rough main event promoter Sam Clapham defeated by referee decision after a tense sequence. Clapham controlled the bout with holds and locks leading to a dramatic finish that had the crowd buzzing. The semi final saw rapid exchanges and a draw in the main ring drawing strong crowd support.
An advertisement touts Wynn's Brew and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken and restore youthfulness to gray hair. It claims hair becomes evenly colored with a damp sponge or brush, fading gray hairs by morning and deepening to a glossy hue after a couple of applications. Also promotes two theatrical showings at the Lyceum featuring Mildred Elarris Chaplin and Geo. Walsh.
In Opelousas a planned cock fight for Warr ington's birthday was stopped by Governor Mieasant and Adjutant General Hunter with detective aid. Officials reported that sportsmen from Canada Mexico Cuba and Central America planned to attend a grand tournament. About forty birds were decantered.
The text alludes to large payor money issues totaling over 30 billion and 900, with references to Amerigas increasing grain volume and China’s catts. It mentions bullion minting, European declines, and a United States leadership context. The passage is garbled but suggests monetary instability, bullion activity, and international economic tension.
In Opelousas the raw statement outlines a chaotic scene with cocks moved and a weary sense of burden. The fragment hints at a financial strain, perplexed minds, and a tense urban atmosphere amid rising rents.
Swittsburg February 24. Joe Stetcher, world champion lightweight, will defend his title against Turk Yussif Hussane in a planned bout. Details are unclear due to damaged text but anticipation centers on a high-profile defense in the era.
An advertisement offers Stounca op Papmink as a remedy for catarrhal deafness. It claims rapid relief from head noises clogged ears easier breathing and clearer hearing. The ad prescribes four spoonfuls daily with sugar and water and praises the mix as pleasant to take.
The report notes Eugene Trey acott defeated Young Ahearn, middleweight champion of Europe, by knockout in a ten round bout in Montreal. Other items mention future world championship plans and various regionally reported bouts with limited, unclear details.
Fragmentary report mentions Adair Dundee Chicuen and a race result with a 16 second knockdown. It also references a Lyceum event tomorrow starring Mrs. Charlie Chaplin with adult tickets at 10 shillings including tax. Uncertain names and details due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text notes IC L McFand sent to Chicago for eight power work. Mentions Ogden, premade wik, Bigbers, and the Southern Pacific Passenger Agent at Chicago. References a general agent of Salt Lake prior to a date, and a governed contract.
A fragmented diary style scene shows children in a messy nonfunctional rescue attempt in a school setting. Characters like Muda and others react as a girl trips and others try to help, sparking confusion about names and actions. The text resembles a chaotic playground episode with little clear outcome.
A London report citing the American Chamber of Commerce warns of a huge silver shortage amid ongoing relay expansion projects between mines in the United States and Mexico. The note suggests American and Mexican silver mines may enter a long period of diminished output for many years to come.
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