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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
3
Random references to standards and dates appear alongside a grid of ad lines. The fragment mentions ECONOMY TAXI SERVICE and Coil-Mu Jones Coal & Jee Co with contact numbers, plus a report on Europe and a Warsaw area farmer named Charles Albers returning from abroad with farm interests and ties to Ogden.
The plan for a game sanctuary east of Ogden is approved and underway. Weber Rod and Gun Club leaders, with officials including R H Siddoway and Irving Emmett, outline the boundaries along Ogden canyon and adjacent sections, with a completion target in a week or two and input opportunities for objections.
A fragmentary Ogden bulletin reports a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hanlemeck. local papers for sale. writer W J R Zapparin featured in Northwestern Miller. arrests at a Clam rooming house. photos offered by Tripp Studio. supervisor Bend visiting Ogden for cancer surgery follow up. church meeting at First Congregational. guardianship petition in probate court. Miss Mary Hoygood Sunday school social. nine pound girl born to Henry Walker. Forester Barnes visiting Ogden for conference. district administration travel and talks by horse growers groups.
The piece argues for understanding birth control and its health impact on children. It notes the war’s effects on society and urges public awareness of what birth control truly entails and its relevance to family well being.
A provocative feature in the Imperial Review recounts how Dutch women, guided by Dr Alouin Jacobs, push for birth control as Holland’s birth rate rises. The piece portrays Holland as progressive and links family planning to national progress, urging American readers to evaluate the claims.
Masonic notice reads Weber loose No and F and A M Spretab meeting Yhoreder at 9 p m for work In The M M jiegren By order of the Wo oM BP EB NICHOLS Secretary 4348.
Obituary notices describe funeral services for John thinker Bunter at Seennad ward chapel with interment at West Webee cemetery. Other services include Mrs TL Nelson at Third ward chapel and Mrs Willard Gilson at Sie senda chapel with interment planned. Names include Jann plinac Shorten Willon Gardner Walter Stevens and Bishop Browning among attendees.
Acting on a suggestion by Inlet Forester I. Principp R A Sids doway state game commissioner a meeting of wardens and sportsmen will be held at Salt Lake City beginning February 6 Many intermountain region participants are expected to attend including A Lawyer chief game official of the Biological Survey The conference aims to address general and specific game problems in the Intermountain country and discuss the proposed Ogden game sanctuary Local forestry service offices will be represented by S V Locke at the meeting.
Eugenes O'Tten stars in Broken Melody at the Ogden Theatre, a romantic story of a painter and a singer seeking fame. A tale of sacrifice, fidelity, and love as ambition challenges their bond in a popular vehicle for a top star.
Walker D. Hines director general of the United States railroad administration is defendant in injury suits filed in the district court. Commission employees seek damages for losses claiming failure to deliver carloads of fruit vegetables and other goods in good condition. George In Barry & Co seeks 862.20 while Ogden Commission company asks 541.45 and others seek sums in totals.
Report says Isaac Beltman is in serious condition after a pneumonia illness. Janae Beltman and Joseph Neltovan are involved. a brother named Jiboe or Jobe is mentioned as arriving in Ogden tomorrow.
Charles H. Brough, governor of Arkansas, is noted in AP dispatches for stepping to curb another race riot while noted as a former Ogden boy. J H L Knauss recalls him as a standout public speaker from youth in Ogden, where his father Charles M. Brough once led the Citizens Bank.
The burlesque farce Parlor Bedroom and Bash drew crowds with its mismatched lovers and mistaken reputations. Opened in Chicago at the Olympia and later toured New York, the play proved a money maker for authors and producer A H Woodward as its Broadway graduate heads west.
Mrs. Willard Gilson of Bay City Michigan died suddenly at her home from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a m from Kirkendall Undertaking with burial in Bay City. She was lived here since 1917 and was daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Mosher of Bay City. She married Willard Gilson June 30 1947 in Bay City Michigan. Her husband and his father C D Athe will travel to Bay City for interment.
The New York Chicago production Turn to the Right at the Orpheum announces seats Friday and Wednesday matinee. Veteran principals Samuel Reeds Willinen Foran Charles W. Goodrich Tita Ross Mauda Wentley and Mike TMan In star in the show which has played 1600 performances. Advance sale opens tomorrow morning.
Supt AL A Fowler of the Weher school board and county school board members have been invited to a meeting at the Weher club in the evening. The gathering aims to coordinate the statewide educational campaign and expects educators from city schools to arrange details for the plan to be presented this week.
Ogden organizes a nine day campaign February 24 to 4 to raise 2000 dollars for the Young Women's Christian Association. Mrs A H Cousins and Miss Sophelia Bun yanergy will speak at events including a Sunday session at the Meudrodisteharen. Local clubs and schools will be asked to assist as the drive proceeds.
Warm spell and thaw degrade snowpack and swollen streams raise flood risks. Forester Kaelpp warns heavy snows may still be needed in 90 days to assure summer water. Early winter snow was ideal but recent thaw has eroded supplies and caused cellar flooding in Tarrigon and surrounding areas.
Reading shows mixed trading with varied bids and closes on multiple stocks. Prices range from fractions of a cent to several dollars with listings for Rexall New Minty Tintin Stan and Eureka Mines among others, indicating lively but incoherent clerical stock data.
Galco Employes of the George A Lowe company last night formed the Galco Safety Flat organization. Officers are Thomas Turner chairman and J G Campton secretary. Assisting members include A A Summers John Young O C Griffiths Peter Peterson J G Aled and C L Henry Turner. Motto is Accident Prevention Prompts Efficiency. Meetings set for the third Wednesday each month in the directors offices.
The notice lists several property transfers including Carl J. Jonosen and wife to Latovir IMten. David Keeines and wife to Joseph Benawitz. George Tf. Peerman and others to David Jr. Jenkins. Jenking and wife to Alberk Spencer. Spencer to Plar ence Eimer. Each deal shows nominal consideration of $10 and includes lot, block, and plat references.
About 300 sixth graders will advance to Loveview and Wingree junior highs forcing two classes to run in grade school buildings during the transition period. Superintendent Hopkins notes future building openings will fix the overcrowding. The district assigns Miss La Plant and Miss Cook to supervise the two sections.
A housewife is urged to save time by ordering groceries by phone from Quality Service Store. The ad promotes delivering to the home, stresses trusted selections, mentions RYZON baking quality, and advertises a free 200 recipe book edited by Marion Marple Neil. Contact Russell James at 24th and Lincoln.
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