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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1919

Page

10

Damages suit and local notices amid transit woes

A district court filing claims $860 in damages from G. A. Derry & Co for transit losses involving potato consignments and a railroad dispute. Nearby notices report dry cleaning prices, choir rehearsal changes, and community updates from Morgan County schools, plus a police check case against Maude Warner in Ogden.

Te Enipmenta Tancy Jean Kapeas Qumeerse G. A. Derry & Co Inn Railroad

Cram Putts Big Fresh Tall Tam at Graenwellts Bakery

Cram Putts Big Fresh Tall tam Graenwellts Bakery. A hospital patient Mrs. Charles J. Sirause has recovered and teaches English to Japanese students while awaiting her husband’s return from France. Sirause worked at the YWCA Hostess House at Camp Fre with prior duties at Ogden Stand and Ried Hotel Cafe.

Graenwellts Bakery YW. G. A Charles J. Sirause France Sirause Y. BC. A Camp Freeaac Bane Tard

Henry reads rumourous letters before Senate

Washington January 16 resume testimony before the Senate agricultural committee Franela J. Heney of San Francisco read numerous letters describing petitioners efforts to block Borland resolution for packing industry investigation. Letters cited from federal trade commission testimony mention many named figures and firms and discuss influence on House action.

Washington Jon Senate Agricultural Committee Franela J. Heney San Francisco Petiionera Borland Federal Trade Commisasion R. C. McManus Aftor Armmir and Company House Webb Carlin Thomas Fred Schade Ax 'Taggart Jagu Williams Whaley Dant Cardl Haig Huoch

Do Not Remove Service Flags Until All Soldiers Return

A wartime appeal urges communities to keep service flags displayed until every boy comes home. No definite date set for removing flags, though a February 22 arrival for some is mentioned. When flags are finally lowered, a community ceremony and proper observance are requested, with honors for service members displayed afterward.

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Viola Dana at the Utah Theatre in Fire Geld Cure

Viola Dana appears at the Utah theatre for three days in Metro picture Fire Geld Cure. The program also features Charlie Chaplin in The Champion. Dana delivers strong comedy as a Revelorn girl in a country village and plays a manly role with wit, while supporting cast includes John McGowan and Dll Davidson.

Viola Dana Utah Theatre Metro Maradam Alfys Dana Jo Rich Utah John McGowan Dll Davidson Charlie Chaplin

Two Exemptions from Combat Units in Washington War Notice

In Washington on January 16, General Mirch announced the demobilization of almost all army units in the United States, leaving only two large formations for police duty. The War Department listed a vast array of units including the 1st Brigade and multiple infantry battalions, engineers, medical detachments, artillery and support trains. The article also notes “The Gold Cure” film adaptation featuring Viola Dana in a prominent role alongside leading men in Utah today and tomorrow.

Washington Jal Mirch Chiler Slatt United State War Department Rantey Te Yard 6Th Engineers 102Nd Blyth Alexine Heyland Viola Dana Peggy Utah

Secretary Baker Withholds Training Bill May Involve Delayed Debate

Secretary Baker told the House Military Committee he has no plan for universal military training until the peace conference finishes. He outlined a proposal for a regular army of about 540,000 by voluntary enlistment, with centralized war department control and abolition of the inspector-general’s department. The plan would keep the wartime structure, promote officer appointments by detail, and remove certain bureaus. Lawmakers questioned feasibility this session and potential uses of such an army as an international police force. A separate Amsterdam ad notes soldiers’ council admonitions in Duisburg about hospital wards and clothing returns.

Washington Baker Congress House Military Committee Varius War Department Tent Cannltten Wenflei McKenzie Fhlinals

Witness Stilwell Testifies In City Case

Q J Stilwell testified as a witness in a case against the city. He described depreciation on property and testified about the impact on owners and productivity. The hearing covered how depreciation affected his and others’ holdings and the timing of any reimbursements. The discussion also touched on real estate appraisals and the status of alterations to city property.

City Commission Q. J. Stilwell Judes Agee Jay George C Ict Grurra Qe Fins Broch Real Este Amsur Oaslon

Churchmen Back Wilson League of Nations Peace Plan

In a bulletin from Henry C Atkinson secretary of the Federal Council of Churches in the United States ministers are urged to focus on President Wilson s League of Nations as a peace measure this Sunday. The bulletin offers discussion plaques and address outlines for use in sermons and aims to inform churchgoers.

Torelver Henry C. Atkinson Federal Council of Church of Chest United Sute Wilson League of Nations Oeden

Missionary Society and Knitting Club Gather for Meetings

The Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist church meets Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs J D Corey’s home 867 Twenty sixth Street Mrs Enloes and Sis drey will attend. The Knitting Club of the Comforts Forwarding Committee meets Friday afternoon at Mrs B O Watts’s home all members requested to attend.

Baptist Missionary Society Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church J.D. Corey Asrees Enloes Sis.drey Knitting Club Knitting Club of the Comforts Forwarding Afernoon Wie Howe Mes B. O. Watts

McFARLAND Toe Crile death and funeral notices

Deaths and Funerals notice set from 8025 Jefferson Avenue for Mrs Toe Crile McFarland, general debility. Funeral at home led by Bishop Steternon, burial in Ogden City Cemetery. Also Lo rson funeral details, Clarice Jones services, Olsen memorial, Covey service, and La Follette charge stopping mentioned.

Lorson Cinza EB Elite Honis Mra Martin Lorson North Ogden Dirnt Hive Brothers Wixier Larkin Prederick Barker Ogden City Jones Waan Bone Burch Creek Fer Christian R. Garver LarkKin Lone Chapel Ogden City Cameery

Sheepmen Agree to Forestry Regulations in Debate

A fragmented report notes Peter Anderson and Jona of Salthake challenging forest service proposed limits. Delegates at a regional convention discuss reducing the herd size from 12 000 to 189 000 and the aim to curb penalties tied to forest use.

Forestry Peter Anderson Eplabin Jona Salthake Megant Uint Forest

Pageant 10 Planned for January 25 in Ogden

Immense preparations are underway for Pageant 10 to be staged in Ogden on January 25. Local citizens from Messaly Wirth descendents plan elaborate acts including colonial, British cabinet, and German scenes, with Welsh Canadian and Australian elements. Surplus revenue will go to the Red Cross and the goal is to strengthen English-speaking friendship.

Messaly Wirth T. Vine Ogden Salt Lake Eoelwine Costene Corme Scotiandeland Australia Ryomon

Escaped inmate from industrial school reported

A boy identified as William Beak, known as Myers old, escaped from the industrial school around 7:30 tonight. He is described as heavily built and about seven inches tall, with a record at the school noted as not good. Authorities are mounting efforts to recapture him.

William Beak Myers Old Rete Welock Tess Ness

Enthusiastic Poultry Show Draws Growing Attendance

Attendance at the Weber County Poultry Association annual show rises daily as Friday and Saturday loom for record crowds. Noted visitors praise the display as among the finest in the West, with discussions urging farmers to embrace poultry farming for rising profits and Europe’s future demand. The piece urges better housing, liberal feeding, and disease prevention to boost egg yields and overall production.

Weber County Parin United States H.W. Sanborn Europe

Fragmentary poultry market note hints at prices

Fragmented OCR text mentions eggs and poultry market terms with eroded phrases. It references high prices and a possible poultry sale but lacks clear names or dates. The readable bits suggest a market report or notice about poultry pricing and activity.

Explosion on waterfront hospitalizes dozens in Boston

Nine persons killed and fifty injured after a tank blast on the water front near Kang Square. Rescue crews removed bodies from wreckage and rushed survivors to relief hospitals. Investigators offered no definite cause as explosives expert Walter Ty Walzer said a final opinion was not ready.

Boston Gomwerciat Street Kang Square Klaht Walter Ty Walzer Pollen

Fermenting molasses fumes caused by warm tank contents

A historical report notes gas fumes arising from fermenting molasses inside a tank. Steam heat from a nearby source kept the molasses warm, potentially creating hazardous conditions in the confined space.

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