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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

6

Funeral Service for Nat Goodwin at Lamb's Club

New York Jan 31 At a public funeral service at Lambs Club a friend will read the service for actor Nat Goodwin. His parents travel from Massachusetts to attend and will accompany the body to Roxbury for burial after services in New York. Goodwin's career began in Farmington Maine and spanned stage success in America, England and Australia. He was five times married, with wives including Weatherby first, then several others, ending with Georgie Gardner of Los Angeles. His eye injury, caused by an accident weeks earlier, led to a chloroform mishap during preparation for the eye prosthesis and his death followed.

New York Tomerray de Wot Lopper Hfelong Goodwin the Lambs Massachusetts Roxbury Farmington Boston Moston Ono Tissor’s Star America England Austravia Weatherby Ezza Comed Haker Peisett Maxine Shikerpedte Edan Gaudrich Kessie Lina Stephens Margaret Morelined Wis Gcoan Park Bantaafonwen Guo Georgie Gardner Los Angeles Cat Stirl Ring Coolvin Mass Burlil Plige

War memorial plan at university to honor war effort

A committee will compile a memorial at the university to honor the war effort. It will include notes from the University of Montana and state schools under Chancellor Fulsini C Eliot. The project aims to create a lasting tribute within the broader university effort.

Athinind Moti Ste College University of Montana State School WHR Fulsini C. Eliot Greater University

Glasgow Strikers Attack Streets Cars in Riot

Glasgow strikers attacked street cars to halt traffic amid strikes spreading across cities. Reports describe cars thrown from tracks, damage to shops, and injuries as police read the riot act. Simultaneous unrest hits Lima and Chile with labor actions, naval reinforcements, and government funding requests.

Glasgow Lefancy

Arrest at Union Station Leads to Fine and Jail Time

John Williams was arrested yesterday at Union station by Demity William Brown for possessing liquor in dine. He was fined $90 and sentenced to 80 days in jail by Judge Roberts. Williams, en route to Boise Idaho, had four quarts of whiskey purchased for Evanston.

John Williams Union Station Demity William Brown Roberts Williams Boise Idaho Evanston

Paris diplomatic victory for Wilson reported by Daily Mail

Paris dispatch says Australia formally accepted the theory of internationalization of colonies and South America abandoned its opposition. The note claims President Wilson won a immense diplomatic victory but had to modify some original proposals.

London Paris Ajait Big Payer Today Australia South America Wilson Mense

Loyal Order of Moose Meeting and Officers Installations

Members of the Loyal Order of Moose and their wives are invited to Hadlant Chapter on Saturday evening February 1 at 8 30 p m for installation of officers and presentation of service fing Regent Gertrude L PonCa presiding Pullman Wash Jan 31 Walter Zimmerman named to all state football team 1918 to coach at Washington State College next fall formerly Pelin of state college team al northwest selection Marine corps team last season 3

Love Order of Moose Hadlant Gertrude L. Ponga

Prospects for Laborers Bright in Spokane Area

Spokane June 1. Prospects that as common labor available in Spokane and vicinity can be absorbed within the next two months are very bright, according to B B Hunter head of the federal employment agency. Plan for development work by railroads in its territory and Montana will take care of nearly 3800 laborers.

Spokane Wash B. BR. Hunter Nare Railronads Ind Mont

Lumber Industry in Readjustment After War Peak Meeting

Spokane report outlines a Western Pine Manufacturers Association convention to discuss postwar readjustment of the lumber industry. Nelson G. Brown of the Commerce Department will discuss foreign trade prospects in the Mediterranean region. Wilson Campian of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association to address the gathering. The box bureau meeting is set for February 7 in conjunction with the convention, with members from Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and neighboring states.

Spokane Wash Jon Northwest A and & IL Nelson G. Brown United States Department of Commerce Iitiber Trade Mediterranean Wilson Campian National Humber Manufactuurers’ Association Fia Ania Theastern Waalingian Geegan Data

Lower Coal Prices Forecast for Montana State

Montana coal prices are forecast to drop by the state fuel administrator M. Gerry. He notes wartime and emergency factors may raise or stabilize prices, with relief efforts possible if fuel needs rise. Historical prices ranged from five to ten dollars per ton, and current forecasts hinge on federal administration action and regional demand.

Welen A. Meat Montana Gerry Tate Simone Ve Mero Preg Reeimenion Llores Pratitvering

Ground Squirrel Eradication Boosts Idaho Farmers Crops

The U S Department of Agriculture reports ground squirrel control campaigns backed by 277,731 acres cleared and 4,025 farmers in 20 plus counties, saving Idaho crops and over 1.25 million dollars in 1918. Bonneville county alone distributed poisoned oats across 1187 acres, saving 31,262 dollars in crops. Farmers praised the program as a mortgage lifted from their fields as baiting methods improved.

Wasiington B.C. Day Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Idaho Bonneville County Daka

Squirrel Poison Bait Method Described for Idaho Rodents

A historical account details a poison bait mix using saccharin corn syrup baking soda and flour to coat oats or barley for Columbian ground squirrels. It explains preparation application and distribution across fields and pastures to curb the pest, noting squirrels avoid some bait types and advising broader habitat destruction to improve effectiveness.

Leiv Freva

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