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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
4
Ogden educators decided to join the Rational Educational Association, with 240 principals supervisors teachers and administrators agreeing to become members. About forty Ogden leaders already belonged to N 13 A, and the result aims to boost attendance at the summer Salt Lake City meeting.
Eko County and the Biko County Fish and Gans association petition Ogden forest service to publish a plan protecting about 800,000 acres. The alliance cites current deer numbers from 600 to 70 head and small herds of mountain sheep. They expect protection will sustain game in the Kladab gitmo preserve in southern Ul.
An OCR fragment touts Nicotol as a quit-smoking aid promising easy, fast relief from tobacco cravings. It urges readers to ask a druggist about its power and suggests visiting a pharmacist for assurance and a money-back guarantee.
Paris reports rapid repatriation of German prisoners from Valenciennes Cambrai Toul Verquin and other points with trains leaving Soissons and Laon. Two German ships at Le Havre expected to sail with 1600 prisoners and additional ships ready to carry 50 officers and 700 men home. Berlin papers comment on the repatriation conditions.
The supreme Council proposes a partial easing of the blockade and a reciprocal exchange of goods with Russia and neutral countries. Moscow will set export values and guarantee transport. cooperative unions would supply cereals and foodstuffs in exchange for clothing and other merchandise.
PIATSBURG Kan 27 The first application of the new Kansan Antustedal court law was made today Attorney General Richard Mopkins examined workers at a strike protest involving Western and Wear coal companies miners from Franklin County and Dankirk were among those examined secrecy surrounded the action no public notice was given about the proceedings.
Advertisement promoting Bloodtron Phosphate with each meal to build energy and red blood. Claims quick results for the weak, thin, nervous and urges visits to McIntyre Pt Co or other retailers for Clowd-lron supplements. Offers money back if not satisfied after three weeks.
RepublicanWomen of Ogden invite members and supporters to a meeting in the City Hall Connell Chamber on Wednesday evening January 28 at 7 o clock. The purpose is to organize a permanent group modeled after the Salt Lake City unit. Attendees include local leaders from Weber County and Salt Lake City as well as party officials.
A readable health note suggests headaches and low mood may stem from kidney problems. It discusses possible causes, including dietary factors and fluid balance, and implies relief comes from addressing kidney function and related lifestyle changes.
An old advertisement promises Balmwort Tablets aid for symptoms including irritation, burning, nervousness, and rheumatic pain. It claims the remedy helps when odors are strong, fever fluctuates, and general discomfort persists, urging readers to buy locally.
Report notes a discussion about Norway Sweden and Denmark possibly joining the League of Nations World League plans. The source text is garbled but hints at a formal proposal or debate on Nordic accession and the timing around February. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
An eccentric ad declares Poslam aids for broken skin including acne and irritation. It claims rapid relief and invites readers to request a free sample from a New York address, noting medicated lotion “Vos ion” for tender skin care.
A New York assembly committee discussed a Socialist pamphlet urging revolutionary action and seizure of government property. The report notes opposition from opponents while a defendant faces prison for conspiracy in Tacoma, detailing the broader political tension and legal actions.
In Montesano Washington on January 27 jurors began selection to try eleven Industrial Workers of the World members for the murder of Warren O Grim during an Armistice Day parade in Centralia. Court officials and scouts worked through the second day as prospective jurors faced capital punishment questions. Witnesses testified about IWW ties and motives, including claims about paid freight rights and political aims, while one witness said he left the organization over its goals and government changes.
Jan 27 in Tanis reports the French featherweight Louis dt Pontfou had his left hand amputated after a Christmas Day bout in which he knocked out the British champion Taney Lee. Complications included blood poisoning, ending the fighter's career.
An old advertisement claims Freezone dissolves corns instantly without pain. It touts a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and promises easy removal from hard, between the toes, or calluses with no irritation. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius as the discoverer.
Funeral services for Chauncey Dana set for 2 PM at Larkin & Sons chapel on Forty fourth street. The body ends his life after illness and Bishop Terry will officiate, with a note that previous plans for another chapel were changed.
Ogden capital backs a new cement plant near Java Pocatello with talks of machinery from the east. Ralph Bristol of Ogden Sales, aided by H C Day, scouted equipment in Chicago while Day later went to Chicago to inspect eastern suppliers. Construction hinges on securing gear and announced plans will follow Day's return. The existing Ogden Portland Cement plant at Baker and the Premier Seat plant at Rock Springs Wyoming are noted in the report.
A veteran businessman touts KOTALKO as a breakthrough hair growth remedy, promising a full head of hair after use. The ad cites dramatic improvements from baldness and dandruff, urging readers to obtain a trial box by sending 19 cents or stamps to a New York address.
After long debate, Baltic states at Helsingfors conference agree on the need for economic cooperation. Delegates will move to Warzaw due to transport problems, as Stockholm sources report. The Schleswig plebiscite text reveals coal sugar and cement provisioning to keep Schleswig supplied, with weekly cattle deliveries to Germany.
Union Pacific employees in the city have organized as a part of the Union Pacific family league. Chair Ing Wil. White of the organization was here yesterday in the interest of the group.
In Martinez California on January 27 an organization serving families of railroad veterans stated its main purpose is aiding families of members in service and disabled. In Oakland the railway sale and stock reallocation under a union agreement affected Antioch to Sacramento rail lines. A Columbus fire caused extensive property damage with losses estimated up to 8000000 and insurance covering many structures.
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