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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
4
The Ogden notices urge men to buy now for 1920 spring and fall to beat expected price increases. A $35 sale motivates purchasing and a large stock of American boys and men’s clothing is highlighted.
The Commercial League opened its season with a packed schedule and strong performances. Star players from Ogden Standard and South Pacific teams highlighted the early matchups as injuries affected lineups and substitutions. The second set of games was scheduled to be played at home Wednesday evening starting promptly at 7:30.
Ogden High School prepares for a basketball clash with the University of Utah freshmen. Players named include Meyer, Oswald, Watson, Skeen, and Thon as key contributors. An accompanying ad touts Foley Kidney Pills with claims of kidney relief and renewed energy.
Notice informs owners of a meeting at 2 PM in Sherman. It lists tasks for participants and requires attendance for consent and voting on proposed action. Readers are advised to review details and be present for the event.
Fragmentary copy details the death of a noted alienist amid references to trials and testimonies. Names like Haney and Thaw appear in uncertain context, with mentions of Arabostorny and Wefonine fury. The readable text notes a 16e hoa Mie and A. Wik testimony, but details remain unclear.
A Springfield Mass library barred access to shelves featuring volumes on the manufacture of alcoholic hazards as part of a prohibition amendment push. The action aimed to prevent illicit production while a strike caused losses and incidents of incendiary fires damaged structures, with farmers and local parties affected.
The Ogilen schol fosthal team of 1919 honors its members with official v neck sweaters for service. Recipients include Cantain Bee Richards Skeen Vergy Thom Willams Fromberg Jeh Erwin Brown Stone Vowles Allen Mesally Johnson Albert Ward mile tic ma wer and Coach Doughis attended.
Call on J. J. Brummitzt at 2417 Hudson Avenue if you want to sell Liberty bonds. Phone 59.
The Chicago dispatch reports a bequest from a Minnesota university official. The will names Janta as beneficiary with about 40000, and references the Shelving Arms trust and the Minneapolis institution. The estate totals about fifty thousand, with executors and heirs identified among local relatives.
The executive committee of the American Association of Baking Industries reports a sugar distribution crisis may end sweet rolls. Chicago baker John Af urtley explains bakers face sugar rationing and higher costs, with some shops paying 24 cents per pound. City bakers contend sweets may vanish unless policy changes.
The Ogden Conservatory offers individual and class instruction in piano, violin, and voice with renowned teachers Squire Coop Artin Rieber Lester J Hinekeliffe Elton Thomas, Loulee Vieves Marrtiesor, and Vera Frey Benson. The program highlights a sixth year with a roster of prominent local instructors and affiliated sites. A collision report from London notes a British steamer HM Ordon and the American steamer Western Quecht involved near New Orleans.
Washington January report says fifteen admirals named by the naval decorations inquiry committee await subpoenas to testify as the investigation opens tomorrow. Admiral Sims leads the list for involvement in the dispute over war honors and his refusal to accept a distinguished service medal.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe potential witnesses and proceedings about a submarine attack during the war. It mentions a mural vessel damaged or sunk and references committees and testimony by ada officials and other witnesses in a wartime inquiry.
Dock workers at the harbor resumed duties following a wage system adjustment. The notices mention J Brummitt of 2417 Hodada Avenue as a participant in the local payments for Liberty bands, reflecting surrounding commerce and labor updates.
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