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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1920
Page
2
A garbled note from the Associated Press explains editing rules and that the paper preserves local news content unless otherwise credited. The passage references Sunday absence and renewal procedures for credited news.
A New York World inquiry questions Feohart Hoover about his party stance and whether voters can discern a clear Republican or Democratic line. The piece notes shifting loyalties, with some Democrats adopting Republican views and vice versa, suggesting voters may choose a person over a party label in upcoming elections.
Dr Rupert Blue of the United States public health service warns cleanliness as key to health and suggests many hygiene practices. He omits one factor the article says is crucial the doorknob and its role in transmitting germs. The piece notes possible future inventions to open doors by pressing a lever or pad.
Secretary Parratt notes rising interest in women’s suffrage and recalls a 1890 Utah Territory act allowing women 24 or older who meet other conditions to vote in local elections. The letter emphasizes that the act was part of the territorial legislative base and prepared for statehood.
The article recalls early irrigation ventures and ongoing expansion across Utah and Idaho, noting transformative land development and rising farm settlements. It references a federal irrigation project near American Falls and compares developments across Arizona and New Mexico, highlighting large-scale public works and regional progress.
The text notes a great increase in wealth among geniuses and questions Utah's progress. It mentions a Weber county project and Lio county prospects promising substantial wealth gains, though smaller than other states. It says Utah should extend irrigation efforts and expresses hope for broader development and progress.
A study explains why wood alcohol differs from grain alcohol in effects and danger. Both are poisons, but wood alcohol causes rapid systemic damage and potential blindness through unique metabolites. grain alcohol also poisons, but with distinct onset and organ impact.
A garbled dialogue fragment mentions owing five dollars and a request for time. It references a man who paid long ago and hints at a recurring month or Jang Monthly. The text is incomplete and lacks clear attribution or outcomes.
Virtually complete plans for a grand ball Wednesday evening February 28 at the Bertha, with four large orchestras providing one hour each of music. The party starts at 9 p.m. and runs until 1 a.m., featuring numerous musicians and general managers, door tenders, and local organizers.
In Wyoming two buck deer locked horns while fleeing and fell into Bridger Lake where they drowned. Forest officials recovered the horns and noted the interlocked antlers caused fatal exposure. The scene prompted officials to assess local grazing and winter weather conditions affecting the area.
Washington report quotes Senator Borah opposing a unified government air service bill and denouncing promises to curb expenditures. He cites a 373-variety committee and says Congress has not fulfilled Republican platform pledges to cut costs.
The Millerand cabinet received a confidence vote at a January session attended by nearly all members. The vote tally was 5 to 1 in favor with no abstentions, supporting the administration’s continuation and policy agenda.
VIENNA Jan 29 The Ukrainian Press Service announces the capture of Odessa by Ukrainian forces commanded by General Pavlenko. A joint Ukrainian Russian Jewish citizen committee succeeds in restoring order and improving provisioning and administration in the city.
District Supervisor 1 FL Kneipp heads to Logan to address a convention of scoutmasters as the forest service joins Boy Scout organizations in active prevention efforts. Electy scoutmasters attend. the service seeks help focusing on human factors in fire prevention and offers summer camps and nature assistance in great reserves.
Ogden sends ten members to the Logan Scout meet at the Boy Scout school at the Vinh agricultural college. Ten members and seven officers include representatives from Ogden, highlighting their historic participation and local impact.
Washington January 31 A senate military committee report on an army reorganization bill outlines a force of 1,198,090 mobilizable by next year with 298,000 in permanent service and a citizens reserve. It estimates annual costs under 590 million and a 2,246,200 total available strength by 1926 while training youths for reserve service.
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