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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1920
Page
2
Local records discuss the Becarid-Cinen matter in Ogden Utah within the historic Une Peatettica district. The report notes the issue's origins in 1870 and references city authorities and proceedings affecting the case. Further details remain unread.
A 1924 newspaper item notes a budding US political clash as William Jennings Bryan, an anti-prohibition advocate, faces off with Governor Edwards of New Jersey over federal prohibition. Edwards’ stance unsettles Bryan, who argues for strong Democratic party support for prohibition, while Edwards counters with concerns about federal enforcement and party unity.
An Ogden unit club proposes an open spelling contest to enliven local events. The plan includes a traditional spelling bee to attract a crowd, with supporters predicting heightened audience engagement and a return of friendly competition among spellers.
Early reports show several individuals announcing intent to seek national party nominations. No candidate has secured clear support or momentum yet as announcements unfold. The era hints at a competitive field but lacks decisive backing or electoral viability.
The release notes that in 1913 the United States exported two billion in goods while gold and silver flowed out. It discusses Federal Reserve reserves, domestic credits, and fears that rapid gold exports could undermine monetary stability. It explains how gold in Fed vaults supports bank liabilities and credit extension.
The piece argues that gold production has fallen and gold remains cheap relative to other commodities, causing a contraction in currency value. It notes a drop from 1016 levels to 1919 figures and links gold’s price to the general price level, asserting dollars may represent fewer grains of gold as prices rise.
The American Library Association plans to widen access to books for readers including 76,000 blind persons. It aims to expand library services through branch networks, country stores, and an enlarged industrial plant. Funding need is 2,000,690 dollars, sought from individual librarians, not via a public drive. It also pledges to aid the Coast Guard, highway service, hospitals, and the Public Health Service in wartime reading outreach.
Notice is hereby given the annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at 3 oclock p m on Tuesday March 4 1920 at the companys office 2449 Washington avenue for the election of a board of Mirecora and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting Fred J Vicks secretary
The Weller County Sunday School masacration will hold it a regular meat Iat at the Flat Christian church on Sunday alent March 1. Public invited. Sunday school work of the various schools is urged to be present. Program includes vocal solo by EL Howes, reading by Miss Beulah Crown, songs, solos by Mrs Addie Rows, and a talk by A G Crank president Utah State Sunday School association on “Utah United for Serving.”
Portland officials announce intensified efforts to secure ships for transporting Idaho phosphate to Japan. The Port of Portland Commission, the Commission of Public Lands, and the Portland Chamber of Commerce say sufficient rockstock has been ordered for multiple shiploads, with 7,000 ton bunkers under construction to support a rapid movement of the rock.
WALENA Montana Feh left ear shortage which l abor production in the northwest prices have dropped materially in met jaar few weeks. According to Helat Shovrock Assistant state forester who recently returned from a trip through wonturn Montana. The estimated reduction in lumber prices is put at op per cent by many dealers. Mr Shor Jong SAPA. The drop In prices he said ta dies to the greatly increased production caused by the ideal weather conlict ions for tagging this winter. One Every meeting has He minus the 'trouble is it doesn't stop with minutes.
A misfit chorus girl story stars Constance Talmadge in a four day run at the Orpheum starting tomorrow. The tale follows a village raised chorus girl who rises to fame through wealthy young suitors, then spends two weeks with three elderly bachelors while navigating romance and fortunes.
A compact shop notice advertising fruit and groceries at 2319 Washington Avenues. The Washington Fruit Store invites customers to visit for prompt service and to become acquainted with their offerings.
The Aeriel Quartet of Salt Lake entertains dancers at the Berthina Starleht with a snappy program of songs and comic bits. Manager J F Gosala offers this feature as an added attraction to the regular dance. Mrs Lillian Phateher and her choir will play the latest dance piece, along with the Aeriel quartet, for an evening of entertainment.
A caller advertises J. J. Brummitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue as the contact for selling Liberty Bonds. The ad provides a phone number 59 for inquiries and transactions.
Salem Gre Feb 28 Henry Dente 2 hop grower of Aurora Oregon today signed contracts whereby Wo js to deliver all entire crop amounting to about 48000 worth of hops to Shrayse and company of England The contracts cover the years 1920 1921 for 1927 aml 14 the largest made here his season.
Theresa Country of Newark writes that after eight years of suffering from back and limb trouble she found relief with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regaining the ability to work and wash, and offers her testimonial for publication along with three friends who are taking the remedy.
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