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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1919

Page

6

Sperry Otgon Ogden Plans For Great Grain Plant Emerge

Sperry Grain Elevators and Flour Mills are to be erected in Ogden early this spring as frost recedes. Work starts on a major grain plant soon after thaw, signaling a boost for local industry and employment.

Sperry Ogden

Ogden Grain Center Plans Huge Elevator and Flour Mill

Telegram from Specr Bee suenpely the red perry Flour company, west of the Missouri, states it will build a grain elevator and a flour mill of 2008 barrels daily on a newly purchased site from south of Twenty ninth Street to Patterson Avenue along the east Union Pacific track, covering about half a city block.

Red Perry Flour Company Missouri River Twanty Ninth Street Patterson Avenue Union Pacific

Death of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay

The former president died in his sleep at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay early today after a long rheumatic attack. The immediate cause was a pulmonary embolism. Funeral arrangements set for 12:45 p.m. Wednesday at Christ Episcopal Church with burial as a private citizen.

Colonel Roosevelt Misa Stryker Oyster Bay Roosevelt Joe J. A. Fuller J. H N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Archie Roosevelt New York Boston Ethel Deshy-and-h Roosevelt Hospital Josephine Stryker Washington White House Daniels Ceneral March Navy James Amos Roosevel Christ Episcopal Church W. Elen Roosevelt York Jan Roosevelt Hoopital Dore Roosevelt Josephone Stryker Mian Stryker

Germany to become democratic after the war says Count von Nonige

Count Max von Nonige formerly in charge of American affairs in Berlin predicts a slow recovery toward a democratic Germany. He warns progress depends on Entente support, German discipline, and avoidance of Bolshevik extremism, while noting Berlin’s changes hint at a new, calmer path.

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