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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
10
Washington reports representatives of American oil companies operating in Mexico urged the state department to obtain Mexican permission for their employees to arm themselves for protection against bandits. The move aims to safeguard workers amid unrest and criminal threats.
The German press reports posters reading Gott strafe Wilson appearing on public buildings as Allied intelligence pads the case for punitive actions. Palmer must decide how far the United States may resume trade with Germany if the blockade ends. A renewed peace process and the timing of the proclamation drive market access and consular arrangements in Germany.
Mount Clemens Michigan July 9 Colonel T R McCormick president of the Tribune company of Chicago, facing a $1,000,000 suit from Henry Ford, testified about editorial actions and wartime views. He defended approving an 1916 article calling Ford an anarchist while noting Tribune salaries and the lack of machine guns for militia. Edsel Ford and family were expected to attend a hearing.
An old advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid as a safe remedy for eczema itching and skin ailments. It claims the product is easy to use, non sticky, and affordable with prices 35c and 1.00 for extra large size, from The E W Rone Co Chewetacdd OL.
An advertisement warns of the deadly nicotine habit and its health risks. It promotes Nicotol tablets available at drug stores, claiming quick cessation with a money back guarantee and promising more detailed pronouncements in newspapers.
J J Bronmitt of 2417 Hudson avenue pays top prices for Liberty bonds in a local purchase drive. He offers competitive rates and urges others to trade in their bonds for cash.
A reader notes no responsibility for actions or contracts made by others. The statement asserts that only the author’s web and name hold liability, with contact reference A. PY in WANSES, 408.
Washington July 1 department of agriculture forecast a sharp drop in wheat output due to plant diseases and adverse renditions in June. Total wheat production projected at 1,161,040,000 bushels, winter wheat down 54,000,000 and spring wheat down 21,000,000. Corn forecast at 2,815,004,000 bushels, up 13,000,000 from last year. Tobacco output seen at 1,453,000,000 pounds.
Cleveland July 9 All attendance records were broken at the North Randall track grand circuit harness race meeting today. The feature Ohie Stakes for 2 08 elas trotters with a purse of 3009 was won by Brescia, a rank outsider in the betting. Brescia took the last two heats after Aille Lou, a fourth heat, took the first heat in 9:04 1-2 trotting the fastest heat of nine years. Charlie Penn, another outsider, took the first division of the 2:12 class trotting. Fenesta, the favorite, took the second division. Peter Coley, a third choice, won the 2-16 class trotting and Goldie Todd, the favorite, took the 2-14 class pac ing in straight heats. Goldie Todd paced the fastest two heats of the year by capturing the flat two titles in 2:04 3-4.
Toledo figures show 19850 spectators paid at Bay View park July 4 for the Willard Dempsey heavyweight title fight. After a government tax of 417,789.94 the receipts were 4107,782.16 with 292 police 75 firemen and 600 ushers on duty. Promoter profits estimated at 109,000 while costs lift total near 325,000. Arena sold to American House Wrecking for 25,000. tear-down to start immediately.
A collage of small ads lists services from accident insurance to real estate, auto repair, and engraving in Ogden with addresses and phone numbers. The piece also reports a Dubuque weather-trace incident where seven people died and many injured after heavy rain collapsed a park payline, bridges washed out, and rail lines delayed.
Ogden City invites bids for curb and gutter district 12H with related work. Bids due at 10 am July 1, 1929. Plans and specs available at city engineer office. The city reserves right to reject bids.
Several public notices from Ogden City Utah and Lion Coal Company dated June 1919. Instructions invite sealed bids for sewer improvements in Districts 441 and 442, with bid deadlines in July, and on consolidation proposals between Lion Coal and Waites Coal companies. Meetings called for stockholders to approve proposed consolidation, with dates and locations in Ogden and Weber County.
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