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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
5
Dayton Ohio February 3 22 employees named to form an advisory board to determine policies for management of the concern with executive positions excluded. John H Batterson of the National Canal Restater company announced the plan to have a 25 member advisory body elected by employees.
Worcester Massachusetts January 10 Sergeant Alvin C York war hero touring the United States for the Alvin C York foundation to found and maintain a school was forced to cancel his tour after an attack of appendicitis. He fell ill after a Boston lecture and was placed under a doctor’s care with advice for immediate surgery.
An advertisement touts Dandeline as a remedy to dull hair and scalp problems. It claims the product adds color, vigor, and vitality, improving hair health and reducing shedding with a convenient bottle sold at drug stores and toilet counters.
John Edward Ryvet, chairman, appeals to the Board of Health regarding the shortage of nurses for influenza relief in Bowen County. He cites the Red Cross funds but says the group cannot supply enough housekeepers or workers and urges local action to meet urgent needs for nursing help and care in homes.
The tht annual meeting of the Mun yun Mercantile company was holt jast waite. Shareholders represented 71 percent. Dividends and profits noted include a per cent dividend and profits of $868.45 with a surplus of $178 from non stockholder profits. original directory was collected by reclamation.
A compact report details collabs addressing coated tongue sour stomach and related symptoms in Ning Ca. It notes bitiousness and sick head as recurring concerns, with emphasis on digestion and oral health and potential diagnostic considerations.
The Pantages theater this week features the Morelle sextette with elegant dance numbers and popular vocal selections. Act one showcases graceful dancing and rope tricks, while The Chand the God and Must For A Kiss provide comic bits. The Universal News orchestra and Professor Erickson’s band deliver a strong musical wrap, making a solid bill for Ogden patrons.
Fragmented article notes the political stance amid turmoil as discussions on land reform and tribulation in Verest conclude with Carranza refusing to divest plantations while grain policy is debated by authorities in Washington. The text is garbled with parts missing, including several names and dates.
Advices from Mexico City report President Carranza refused a reconmendation to grant lands adapted to cultivating henequin used for sisal fiber to support hacienda industry. Officials claim the lands would be exploited by Indians unfamiliar with cultivation, while other parcels were already allotted to Mexican authorities.
A Kansas Republican gathering in Salina chose March 31 as the date for the state convention. Speakers criticized the current administration for extravagance and debated the qualifications of several presidential contenders. Figures mentioned include Major General Leonard Wood and Governor Frank Taft of Illinois.
Paris report lists gold in band up 295 000 francs while silver India drops 1 148 562. Circulating decrease 96 928 010 and general deposits rise 126 024 35. Treasury deposits decline 358 871 18. Advancer down 12 023 568 and discounted rise 0. New finances to total 600 000 000 francs.
An English city presents a flag to Winchester Virginia as a gesture of enduring friendship. The flag was presented by Major General Bethel, military attaché in Washington, and carried by Colonel Carl Abrams of Salem Oregon. The ceremony echoes a 1918 flag transfer during allied unity ceremonies.
In Chicago a ten round match ends with Mason defeating Jumatti at Chi rankie Mason Wins from Jumatti. Magan and Frenmaio Jimatil also noted in the event with Wins and losses, showcasing local ring action.
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyedl's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural, even hair darkener. It claims to restore youthful color by applying with a sponge, fading gray to a rich gloss after several uses, and notes the product was improved with additional ingredients for better results.
The AllStars dominated Fifth Ward in a one sided basketball game yesterday, finishing 26 to 10. Players Weaver Peterson Fromberg Bast kines Palmer Campbell Garver and others stood out as the winners pressed for baskets throughout the match.
Santel the world light heavyweight wrestling champion is matched to meet Charley Peters in Boise on February 3. Peters recently faced Santel in Boise and the staged match drew fan demand. Santel remains listed for further bouts in San Francisco and other venues.
Ralph Greenleaf, the pocket billiard champion, achieved a tag run of 82 in an exhibition last night, besting the world record. The run was unofficial and not accepted as a record. B. Allen of Kansas City made 81 in last month’s championship tournament.
Governor Edwards lashes at W J Bryan amid hostile exchanges over foreign policy and the Democratic Party's future. He accuses Bryan of stirring discord and warns the party's upcoming convention may break apart, urging calm while criticizing Bryan's foreign policy stance and calls for national unity.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a fast relief for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims rapid relief without disappointment and promotes the product as a world famous antacid. The ad targets general stomach discomfort with energetic, persuasive language.
Jimmy Wilde the English flyweight champion stopped Mike Hinle of St Paul with a sharp right to the jaw in the third round of a ten round bout at Mitawaukee. Wilde, weighing 108 1/4 pounds, dominated from early, scoring with rights and lefts to head and body as Ertle pressed unsuccessfully. The Englishman feinted and moved, then ended the fight with a decisive blow that felled Ertle for the count.
An old advertisement promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink tablets for constipation and headaches and Wizard Gel antiseptic for rheumatism and sore joints. It touts quick penetration, pain relief and a money back guarantee with a 30 cent price, urging purchases from druggists.
Caddock faces Stecher tonight in Iowa for the Ningymweright championship final. The match is best of one fall to decide the winner with gate receipts prize and George Bothner as referee. Stecher from Nebraska and Stoeher or Jon are listed among participants.
Advertisement promotes Digwond Dyes for women to dye fabrics and items including wool, silk, cotton blends, stockings, skirts, belts, feathers, and draperies. It claims easy to use instructions with each page and guarantees a mistake can be avoided with slow, careful dyeing to match any material.
A fragmented line hints at a closely fought race described as the most contested in several years. Details such as names, places, or exact figures are missing, leaving only a sense of a tight competition.
The Boy Scouts edged Troan 20 to 17 in a nip and tuck basketball contest in the Fourth Ward amusement last night. Letshe nin starred for the Scouts while Brie al conten led the Troan scoring with two late baskets.
St Louis report says Roger Hornsby, a leading NL batsman, signed a contract with the Cardinals for a figure near 100000. Manager Branch Rickey refused money and players for a second ASEM offer. Several players from various clubs were named in tonight’s announcement.
The widow of a tin plate magnate is to marry Prince Christopher in a Greek ceremony. The announcement notes the match as a high society union with notable connections to industry and aristocracy.
LASE, N.Y. fans watched skaters Mewhirter of Chicago and McGowan of St. Paul tie for a national title with high scores yesterday. Edmund Horton of Saranac City led early rivals, while Jun Moore of New York and another competitor also contended as the three mile event ended in a mix of ties and disappointments.
The Paris edition of the New York Herald notes that a brother of former Greek King Constantine will attend the ceremony at Vevey on Sunday while Constantine may send a representative. Former Crown Prince George of Greece is expected to be present. Earlier reports misnamed Mrs Leeds as the princess, but that claim was disproved.Christopher Price was born July 29, 188...
The biannual Kalamazoo convention adopted a resolution supporting a ten years extension of government action on railroads, ratification of the concert treaty without reservations, and enactment of a strict corrupt practices act.
A sensational claim touts a home oatmeal based formula Derwillie or Derwille that promises dramatic skin improvements after a single application. The ad cites testimonials from women praising clearer skin and reduced blemishes on face neck hands and arms, urging readers to purchase oatmeal mix from a local store and use as directed with a money back guarantee.
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