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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
5
Kansas residents and families expect a record turnout for a reunion supper at the First Baptist Church tomorrow at 6 30 PM. Secretary W H Wherry urged callers to confirm attendance to reserve enough plates and seats amid strong indications of a larger crowd than last year.
Monsignor Cushnahan pledged to the Friends of Irish Freedom in Ogden that the first 100 tons of the Irish Liberty Loan would be sold there. The announcement follows New York reports of $2,390,000 in bonds subscribed and a New York quota of $2,960,000, with officials declaring the amount will be exceeded. A second meeting of the Sinn Feiners of Irish Freedom is planned.
Mrs Maxine Dempsey, formerly married to boxer Jack Dempsey, is under police protection at the Kealy Hotel in Ogden, using the alias Miss Maalda Rice of Salt Lake. Officer William Taylor guards her amid fears of letters she believes prove Dempsey evaded army service, with alleged threats to seize or harm her.
The Internal Revenue Office announces the arrival of 1085 tax forms for individuals and entities. Forms 1040 and 1049 cover various income levels, 1120 and 1122 for corporations and subsidiaries, plus 1096 and 1099 for payments of 1000 or more. Forms may be obtained at the federal building, room 201. Fiscal corporations and partnerships must file by March 15, 1920.
The Mest wind election of Miengs yielded directors including John S. Lew Warren ft. Settles John W. Wilcox A. J. Bigelow Fred AL Taylor and others. About 60 members attended as discussion focused on road improvements local livestock show planning and permanent road committee formation by the directors. A $1000 pledge supported next winter’s livestock show and a request for Chamber of Commerce loan for show building was made. A move toward incorporation and regular questions prompted election of a secretary and treasurer.
The interea revenue department reports that farmers stockmen and guild workers earnings for 1519 will be reviewed. Halph J. Argue emphasizes timely tax returns to avoid penalties as the income tax collection effort proceeds with a looming closing date.
An OCR fragment advertises weight loss using tablets and exercise. It mentions a druggist in Marmol Ca, a Detroit address, and a price of $1. The text is garbled but suggests a product or method for fat reduction with minimal effort or pills.
Seven forest supervisors are promoted to district forest inspectors with salaries of 2500 per year, effective January 16, announced by the Forest Service. Other forest employees receive a raise of 200. Promoted: A C McCain Teton, Guy Z Rains Payette, I Grandjean Belgian, M S Benedict Sawtooth, KB Shepard Cache, John Hiel Fillmore, HR Favre Humboldt, under Forester Henry S Graves.
The county board of education announces prizes to encourage essays on the Mormon Battation memorial fund. A $50 prize for the best high school essay and a $25 prize for the best elementary essay are offered. J Robert KF Glason, Marriott school principal, H W Mijar Riverdale principal, and Imma ...
In a terse town notice Ez says the matter will be passed upon before February 6. The January 20 date was cancelled, with officials announcing the change and the new processing timeline for the decision.
A formal inspection of Troop B at the Twenty fourth street armory was held last evening. Lt Colonel William Gordon and Sergeant Bon Banks of the Salt Lake National Guard were present, along with Lt Colonel Meek Garr of the regular army. Friends witnessed the inspection and a social entertainment followed.
The Utah Irrigation and Drainage Congress will hold an opening session at the federal building with two days of talks. Noted speakers from national and state agencies will cover irrigation and drainage topics. Attendees will include Dr. Samuel Fortier and Professor Frank Adams among others. local officials urge farmers to learn what irrigation means for Weber County.
Jucy H. Darnes denied reports that Mr. Hoover came to New York for a political conference with unspecified gentlemen. He said the gathering was the European Children's Fund directors meeting, focusing on feeding and aiding undernourished children in central and eastern Europe, with no politics discussed and Hoover dedicating himself to business and industrial-relations work. He added there is no campaign fund or organized effort and he would not seek candidacy without clear spontaneous demand.
Mr Gabb reports a strange dream to Ms Gab describing seeing Gab for the first time. Ib asks about the dream and Gab replies Gab declined ft introduced and kept on running, per the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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