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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
7
London reports the government will not send additional troops to Russia. The announcement says more than 20,000 British troops are there, including non combatants, and they are being brought back as quickly as possible.
Stubborn coughs and colds are linked to the popular King's New Discovery, praised for soothing throat irritation and bronchial attacks. The advertisement touts decades of use and nationwide esteem, noting availability from druggists at one dollar to two dollars.
Advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills offer a mild effective corrective laxative to ease bowel movements. It emphasizes natural tease to the bowel and portrays relief for daily routines. The fragmentary copy uses antiquated phrasing and suggests health product benefits.
The War Department announced today that 71,114 wound and injury cases treated in American Expeditionary Hospitals between January 15 and October 31, 1915 show 84.8 percent recovered and returned to duty. The report notes the overall 85.3 percent return rate.
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable liver and bowel remedy. It claims olive color, pink skin, bright eyes, and buoyancy from a gentle purge, comparing them to calomel but without danger. Sold in boxes for 10 or 25 cents with nightly use.
Gusmond I. Tyan recounts experiences in World War I joining Ogden men at Sois St Mihiel and the Argonne. He describes each battle as a tremendous threat to Germans and notes strategic positions captured from the enemy.
Paris January 7 reports show Prestent Wilson returning to Paris and allied delegates including Lord Robert Cecil and Leon Bourgeois initiating exchanges on the league’s definite terms. Plans from Britain France and South Africa outline a broad, practicable framework with arbitration, restricted armament, international tribunals, sanctions, and trusteeship concepts. American specialists shape fundamentals toward a universal league without power imbalance, while locating initial work and seeking clear terms for enactment.
A public health advisory warns against substitutes for Nuxated Iron after physicians and authorities report widespread use of adulterated products. Experts emphasize the dangers of nonorganic iron forms and urge patients to obtain iron supplements only by prescription through physicians and reputable druggists.
Washington reports Herbert Hoover transmitted to the Food Administration a cablegram estimating over a million tons of foodstuffs, costing about 350 million dollars, needed to last until the next harvest. The American commission surveys cite severe shortages in meats fats and milk across central Europe and the Balkans, with health and child mortality worsened and a danger of spread of unrest.
Farmers expect the Oneida Irrigation District canal to finish soon with Amalfa Sugar Company backing work. Project cost about 400000 dollars and will increase water supply for Hoxt region in the upcoming season, boosting local sugar beet farming in southern Idaho.
Informal conferences with Entonie statesmen will lay groundwork for the peace congress. They will probably reduce Wilson’s official obligations before the congress and give him rest after a fatiguing round of speeches and travel. Reports suggest views on patron losses and seat mechanics remain indecisive. no official plans have been released. Wilson studies the proposals from others while British and Malan leaders reportedly find the talks satisfactory with no major principle differences.
Notice warns Weber County chapter of the American National Red Cross to attend the annual meeting at 7 30 p m January 8 1919 at the University Club Ogden Utah. Election of an executive committee reports and by law changes to be discussed. First publication January 3 1933, last publication January 8 1932. 1053 1. Fight at Buenos Aires kills five and wounds over twenty as police clash with strikers at Vasena Iran works amid looming general strike. Tax certificates issued by Treasury dated January 16 maturing June 17. Indebtedness block issued with interest at 6 percent. Lae.
Salt Lake City records the death of Scott M Sheets at age 30 in France on October 4 while serving in the volunteer United States Marine Corps. A son of Mrs Eha M Sheets of 520 East Tenth South Street, he belonged to the Twenty third company of the Sixth Machine Gun Battalion, noted for its action at Chateau Thierry on July 18, a turning point in the war.
The Gian Conners Association plans a Friday convention with a full schedule. Roll call, keynote talks by Sumer Fublicity, Dr. UWisin Apel, and Dr. George Tt HIM discuss Reconstruction, literature, and canning industry topics. An evening event at Weber Club includes a theater party at Yoo Oepheum Theater. Utah canning output totals are listed, with acres planted and products packed. Also notes Henrietta Efart’s funeral in Kaysville and former congressman Mercer’s death in Omaha.
Government forecasts by the Bureau of Public Roads and Rural Engineering project major postwar road and rural transport upgrades. An estimated 300 million dollars will be spent on highways and improved roads this year, with total postwar outlays around 1 billion dollars. State by state figures appear, including Texas, Nebraska, California, Arizona and Wyoming, showing large planned expenditures for road construction and related infrastructure.
General Sykes spoke at a wartime briefing on advances in navigation and aviation. He cited inter Allied airmen's progress, noted many fatalities since January 1946, and warned aviation safety remains critical amid ongoing operations.
Fragmented OCR shows outline of a Labor Congress program focusing on the Mooney case. Proposals include federal intervention to protect defendants’ constitutional rights, habeas corpus actions, and expanding publicity to reveal flaws in criminal and civil prosecutions.
The text describes a broad reform effort within the labor movement to influence jurisprudence and trial rights. It notes proposals for jury trials, limits on abuses, and federal intervention. It cites urgency from the union, with delegates to be elected to central bodies and to the American Federation of Labor Convention. It mentions international labor links and a future report on the Mooney case.
WEST PARK, N.Y. January tribute by famous American naturalist John Burroughs to lifelong friend Theodore Roosevelt recalls shared woodland trips in Pine Knot Virginia and many species observed. Roosevelt’s death described as a loss to natural history writing, with Burroughs praising his mastery of field work and character.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of Utuh Cereal Food Company will be held at the company’s office 62 Reclea Ride Ogden Utah at 9 o’clock p m Wednesday January 1 1919 The purpose is to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may come before stockholders
Fragmentary Kaneas Oy Star text hints at exchanges and tensions over trade items from Traildis Ridge. Clerks reference federal involvement and accusations around aliens skinning or selling goods, with local vendors suspected of handling contraband.
A garbled report notes a pedestrian incident on Thursday evening in Topeka involving a vehicle. The text references a person named Brethour and a real estate figure, with unclear details of injury or outcome amid noisy street chatter.
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