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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
10
Miscellaneous Ogden items include court action on a Flora flower case, foreclosures threatened, and local business updates. Mentions of Rev H M Aiken departing for Bible school, Salt Lake visitors, War Labor Board wage equality policy, and several residents’ activities and calls for services.
A Jundy detective Toul faces charges for contributing to the delinquency of minors and was released on bond of 23 dollars to appear in court for a marriage ag. Court House Attornies Dan It Sullivan presiding at Weber county court house. Adie Peterson busy writing his sulles as clerk to the Ct Senate now to Feeston. Heatmark Estate James Tawne Marion Perry and WIG Key heirs of the hei re J. Heswnaik have disay led. Salt estate valued at 6000 dollars. O. J Suwell of the Ogden Publicity Bureau set today for Kea whither he has been andied to alien inters once as factors in the mud cronies movement with focus on rail improvement.
Superintendent Henry C Jahnsen sends a 4 page questionnaire to business leaders about language policy in schools. It asks whether German should be drained from teaching, English competence should be required, and English should be the sole language for reports and ads. Respondents are urged to suggest courses.
Logan college opens to civilian students after three months. The site, once a military plant, now offers experiential work and extension activities for nearly seven hundred members of the S.A. TLC. Demobilization of the 145th is complete, and the campus reopens with full quarters for graduation in June. Free tuition and credit for service members are noted, with options for summer or correspondence study.
Munson, 59, of Ogden, is held in the city jail after a Juvenile court filing. State Police Agents investigated following a Saturday arrest, with a 12 year-old accuser alleging mistreatment. Munson reportedly confessed during questioning to abusing the girl. he had been drinking and possessed a 24 percent alcohol beverage.
Community gathering at Weber Club Ogden on Friday features Professor Clark, famed for civic and Reconstruction era writings. The event, hosted by university affiliates, aims to discuss policy and historical reconstruction, with free admission and expected broad local attendance.
A petition from Huntoville residents requests the formation of a drainage district in the area south of Mo Iowa. The document was read aloud at morning sessions, with officials stating the matter will next be presented to the regular Foaslan meeting. Further details remain unclear in the report.
Sergeant O'Brien of Maliery B 145th Field Artillery exhibited a Verdun medal brought home by his son. The medallion, struck at Verdun in 1916, features Joan of Arc shaping a victory scene and the French motto They shall not pass.
A man with a mental health condition caused a fatal chase through the central Philadelphia area. Police and a motorcycle officer were among the injured as bystanders and motorists faced dangers in a running incident. The assailant fled before police apprehended him.
Detectives investigated a shipment noting several pairs of men’s shoes missing. The case cover was torn and contents examined. Three pairs were confirmed stolen and likely removed during the transit, with investigation led by Detective Carey of the police department.
At noon today the campaign raised 45400 toward a 15000 goal, blaming war fatigue for crowding out Armenian aid. Local officials condemn the shortfall and urge donations, while readers are advised to check the Classified ads for details.
North Ogden residents mourn deaths and note recent comings and goings. Widely scattered family links, including Campbell and Chatelain ties, mark the community’s losses while distant relatives travel for services in Prestin Idaho and North Ogden. The report lists survivors, memorials, and upcoming rebalancing as families adjust to bereavement.
Hilbert Hb Divtelon, son of the late Shei Saline, died of pneumonia at Newport News Hospital after serving in the army. He was born in Ogden and moved with his family to Central, where he grew to manhood. He joined the service June 28 and trained at Camp Bariere before going overseas.
Dr Fred Clark travels via expemed routes through Albecia this week on his way to Siberia to join an American screen effort. Details of the overseas voyage remain sparse amid the focus on the expedition.
The infant daughter and Mrs. Walter Fermer Kiser died recently. Funeral is planned for January 2 at 10:30 AM at the home of Henry Blase, 137 26th Street, with burial at Mound View Cemetery. The families request flowers or contributions to a local charity in lieu of cards.
To whom it may concern the undersigned warns that Cantwell is no longer bound by contract or obligation relating to a finished project. This public notice aims to clarify the parties involved and protect legal rights and remedies as applicable.
An odd, stylized scene unfolds on Ogden streets with scattered fragments suggesting a public performance or protest. The text references Maurie Loe and a dramatic act, with unclear dates or precise actions.
A tentative social calendar item notes a Tuesday meeting at the home of Mrs. Wright and Marion Booles family connections, with announcements of a baby girl and several social engagements. The notice lists names of attendees, engagement announcements, and an upcoming officers election for a club, plus a coast visit.
The plan details a large canning plant buildout with multiple sites including West Weber, Riverdale, and nearby roads. It outlines brick structures, wooden casings, warehouse portions, and a four story block. The project aims to shift to automated handling and create jobs for workers across shifts.
A jumble of unreadable OCR text references a nationwide tab or crisis with mentions of manufacturing and labor, with dates around February 3 and a note about learned information. Entities are unclear due to corrupted source text.
A district court suit seeks $10,000 against Sheriff Norbert J. Baterson and Deputy Rheallf Robert Hark, alleging unlawful arrest and seven days detention of Wiseber in a Weber County jail. The action questions police action on a September incident and anticipates public interest at the hearing.
Worldwide market activity opened with a downbeat tone as initial prices showed losses in several sectors. Oil, tea, and sugar traded with volatility while equities drifted, rallying later in oils and certain commodities as traders weighed refinery and shipping flows.
A dense early market compilation covers Chicago grain prices, hogs, cattle, and sheep. It notes opening shifts, price movements, and regional bids with reference to related markets in Omaha, Kansas City, and Ogden, including sugar, copper, and Liberty bonds data for Jan 27. The report emphasizes mixed demand, volatility, and notable activity by traders and buyers across commodities and stock listings.
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