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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

4

Hoover Replies to Senator Reed in Washington Hearing

The Senate wartime sugar and coal price inquiry adjourned after Hoover, facing questions from Senator Reed, defended the food administration. He asserted wheat and flour prices reflected presidential policy and denied impropriety while noting farmers profited on wheat as consumers paid more for flour. A separate item reports a Waterloo machinist called yellow by coworkers was fired for declaring BS percent of American soldiers. his protest led to ridicule from shop management.

Washington Jat Hooves Hoover Thipver Sena‘tor Yielibed Uta Sen- Tor Boover Wilson Gow Chaimoan He Food Administration Townes New Mexico Chifroian Waterloo Iowa Trank Brunner Mwlinois Gantrat United States Drannor

National draft plan class one to supply military needs

Washington January 4 1947 the War Department announces the selective service plan will source all class one men from young unmarried civilians without dependents or adequate family support. Crowder reports the first draft exceeded expectations praising civilian administration and urging amendments to widen registration to all men reaching twenty one by June 1947.

Washington Trovost Matahal Crowder Baker Congress Aanlos

What to Do When Backache Comes On

An old flyer from San Angelo Texas by C Vandors and A B McIntyre Drug Co advertises relief for backache. It claims simple measures for relief when pills fail and notes a traveling salesman’s note from Pecos.

C. Vandrors San Angelo Pexas

Income tax warning targets delinquents and dodgers

The federal tax rattled by Colonel W E Chapman, Internal Revenue collector for Utah and Idaho, urges prompt returns and declares that anyone paying more than 80 dollars to employees, mortgagors, property owners, or others for services must report all such payments. Delinquents will face IRS detection using available information.

Onda Auject W. EL. Chapman Titah Idaho Internad

Keep Looking Young Easy- y-if Your Bawards

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a liver and bowel tonic claim to restore vitality and facial brightness. The ad emphasizes avoiding sallow skin and dark circles by improving digestion and cleansing impurities. It states olive colored tablets come in 10¢, 75¢ sizes and are available at all druggists.

Edwards Ohio

Christmas Poem From Camp Kearny Told By War Poet

A wartime Christmas poem by Darrel E. Wisons a bugler of Battery B at Camp Kearny, recounts a tented day before Christmas with frugal gifts, missing home, and hopes for return. The piece includes a Red Cross thank you note from Washington praising relief work for service members abroad.

Darrel E. Wisons Battery B Camp Kearny Ioan Gheon Drr W. W. Wilson Twenty-eighth Street RED Cross Washington Red Crows Atlantic Lin Fect Ixpresatog Mallore Hama

Cloth Expert Testifies On War Material And Clothing

Washington hearings reveal cloth expert Michael J. Driscoll from Charlton New Jersey and a German trooper discuss the gray dawn uniform and the use of reworked wool blends. Debate centers on shoddy fabric versus heavier European uniforms while officials weigh cost and protection for soldiers. Also listed are water use applications from Utah counties for mining irrigation and power projects including Beaver Dam Wash Bull Valley Gold Mining district Sheep Springs San Juan Juab Sanpete and Clifton areas.

Washington Jan America Michael J. Driscoll Rarlton N. J Perah- Ingia Eptmittes Council of National Heronss Europes George F. A McGonagle Alt Evens Bast Lake City Beaver Dam Wash Washington County Bull Valley Arthur W. Anderson Emery County Pranels Nielaga Bluff San Juan ‘County Hyrum Smith Lehl Cille Young W. E. Hubbard Joseph Wimball Trout Creek Juab County Clifton Larsen [Rrigation Company Olean Creek Sanpete County

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief

An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims to clear blocked nostrils, ease headaches, and restore free breathing by applying a small amount of antiseptic cream to the nostrils. The ad emphasizes fast relief and cites fragrance and penetrating action through nasal passages.

Ely’s

City reports month long street work expenditures

Commissioner Chris Fiyzare submitted a report detailing December street work costs totaling 1,746.87. The figures cover cleaning, street repairs, bridges and culverts, sewer and river work, permanent improvements, waterworks, parks repairs, and cemetery maintenance among others.

Chris Fiyzare

Branches of the OCAVICE Closed Induction Orders Issued

The city exemption board orders halting further induction into the quartermaster's corps in Jacksonville Florida and the signal corps at Kelly Field San Antonio Texas. Any men on hand for these branches are to be wired to the provost marshal general and their divisions will follow, curtailing voluntary enlistments in these departments.

City Exemption Board Quartermaster's Corps Jacksonville Pla aFlution Signal Corps Kelly Weld San Antonio Texas Hesilion Thean Departmenta

Formal Oath of Office 15 Taken in Ogden City

Ogden city officials have taken their formal oath of office. They were sworn to allegiance and to uphold the Constitution and to faithfully discharge duties. A delay occurred due to missing blank oath forms, postponing until they arrived.

Prizes Won by Ogden Chicks at Utah Breeders Show

Utah breeders and stock show in Salt Lake awarded prizes to Ogden chickens. Walter N Farr and Fred Summerill were named winners. judges included W L Bramwell and J H Shafer. Bramwell’s Rhode Island Reds took third cockerel, first pullet, third pen. Shafer’s box honors covered fifth cockerel, fifth hen, second pullet, fourth pen.

Ugdus Utah Breeders and Pet Stock Association Salt Lake Walter N. Farr Fred Sumtmerill W. L. Bramwell J. H. Shafer Mr. Bramvyweil Rhode Island Ath /Sha

Four Factories Complete Runs and War News

Four factories have closed down after completing the year’s production at plants in Lorain, Smithfield, Baul, and Twin Falls, with thousands of tons of heels left at other sites. In England, a government and trades conference in London on man power reflects strain on industry, while a Swedish banishment of Mormon elder Arthur Andersen highlights wartime tensions and food shortages in Sweden.

Aliin Map Miss Hoyt Bugar Loran Amithuetd Baul Twin Falls England London Trades ‘Inlaws Westminster George Nicoll Barnea War Cabinet Sir Auckland Gaddes Na- Yongs Sweden Salt Lake Eller Arthur Andersen Sandy Ney Imn S. Z. Erickson Anderson Tore Wan Sen T United States Erickson Anderton Jake

Governor Receives Prohibition Request From Congress

A copy of the congressional prohibition ratification call was sent to Governor Art Berger by Secretary Robert Ling as the Utah legislature expected to rule on ratification. The report mixes garbled lines with unrelated fragments, but centers on prohibition and political process.

Artberger Robert Linging Secre Alate Utah

Proper use of escorts during a partner's absence from war

The text advises a woman not to feel bound to a fiancé who went to war and to date others. It argues no man may object to a woman dating other suitors while apart, and if he wants exclusivity he should propose. It suggests hostesses pair couples at parties and notes how to indicate preferred escorts via invitation envelopes.

Dousie

City Prison Cleaning Under Orders from Police Chief Browning

Police Chief T. EB Browning ordered a rapid cleaning and renovation of the city jail. Cells and bars will be repainted soon as sleeping areas, outlets and equipment are aired and refreshed. A court case involving citizenship examination is noted, along with a union report on wage gains and contracts across 57 units in 447 cities.

Hayes T. EB. Browning International Union of United Brewery Workers

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