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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1919
Page
2
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Senator King urged the president to name Abbott R Maginnis as minister to Bolivia. An Ogden native and son of a respected lawyer, Maginnis studied law with his father, was admitted to practice here, and has risen as a capable attorney fit for the diplomatic post.
In Ogden last Friday three and a half year old Frank Flandra son of Mr and Mrs F E Flandra was struck and killed by a passing car while playing in the street. The piece urges motorists to curb speed and warns parents to keep children off streets amid speeding on paved Ogden roads.
France marks its day of liberty on July 14 as American troops marching with Joffre and Foch receive cheers in Paris. The piece notes a shift from American aloofness to active participation in European affairs and praises the alliance that helped free France from tyranny and fear of German conquest.
A fragment discusses whether Woodrow Wilson will run again amid wartime challenges and party dynamics. It references opposition, a possible third term, and U S political tension over peace efforts and leadership.
The New York World declares now is not the time for idleness or strikes as nations ramp up production during war. A British peer returning from the United States notes universal labor and urges restraint to boost global industry, while American coal sales to Britain prove profitable, underscoring competition with Britain and the need for coordinated effort.
Weber county and Omen men plan to establish four beaver colonies along the Ogden River watershed including Spring Canyon and Beaver Canyon. They seek petition of game commissioner R H Siddoway to relocate specimens from Ulateh county. Historic Spring Canyon beaver activity once supplied fur, but lumber interests wiped out the population while harvesting the canyon.
Ady Shortfeller writes about town life and flirtations at Clay's. The narrator recalls women at the pool and a planned outing to swim, mentioning driving the car and the electric line. A playful rural scene captures social chatter and small town quirks.
Judge A W Agee heard a case in the district court regarding intoxicating liquors at the Roberts farm in Bureh Creek. Sheriff Herbert Patterson testified 674 pints were buried on the premises and the court ordered the liquor and containers forfeited and destroyed by the sheriff.
Lieut. T. G. Marler led top scores at the Guard Range North Ogden over two days. Report lists multiple service members with scores and placements including Pvt Leo Pack Pvt J Dusakee and Capt Lindquist. Fort Wowcink west will host a 1 000 yard range drill Monday as qualified personnel are invited to participate.
A fragmented passage notes postwar strains in Britain and Germany, contrasting their economies with the United States. It references large war debts, high production costs, and labor’s share, arguing the nations face severe predicaments while recovery hinges on overcoming devastation and labor’s role in the industrial balance.
In district court the grandmother Mrs Eds Blair renews a custody bid for four year old Ray Williams. Attorneys file a rehearing motion after a recess hearing favored the father James D Williams who had custody since the mother’s death. Blair’s lawyers argue the evidence was insufficient. Judge A E Pratt will hear the motion on return from vacation.
Plans for the All Fraternal Outing at Lagoon were discussed in a city hall meeting led by H M Wolf of the 10tnh chapter. Governor Ramberger and Judge Joshua Greenwood were slated to speak. Local fraternal orders, Modern Woodmen singers, Ogden Ladies band, and Salt Lake Woodmen teams were highlighted along with swimming, wrestling, baseball, boat races, and tug of war events.
Obituary notices report funeral services for Edson M. Stewart Lachel Snifer Ambrose Hill Rokick and Mrs Tattle Richardson. Services were held at Kirkendall and Sixth Ward chapels with interments at Ogden City Mountain View and other local cemeteries. Gloomy editorial line notes a proverb about a man crafts his fate but cannot command the sun to shine in every room.
An old advertisement touts Nature's Remedy NI Tablets as a cure. It claims laxatives only offer temporary relief and promises longer health by toning digestive and eliminative organs. The copy urges a week long course and notes guaranteed, druggist recommended status.
L R Eccles reports Sun Oil and Casdan Oil have near Ertle property showing strong early returns with 5000 barrel daily and 1600 barrel daily wells. Ertel predicts a 3000 barrel daily well by month end as Joiner and Cosdun districts show similar promise. Meeles notes Texas operations expanding after Ogden stop, signaling a thriving oil district. Money and exchange figures follow with New York rates and sterling, francs, guilders, and call money activity.
San Francisco officials announce that soldiers in the Western Department can convert their War Risk Insurance to other forms. The insurance officer at Room 501 Santa Fe Building details the process and underscores how veterans who left service can continue coverage and benefits through the conversion option.
The article notes on government insurance policies for military personnel and privileges upon return home. It mentions Union Market hours 7:30 am to 6 pm on Saturdays and before holidays. Also covers obituaries and public notices about officials and local events, including retirement notices and local civic speeches.
Funeral services for Arnold G. Giaugue a twelve year board member of education were held yesterday at the temple in Salt Lake City. The service noted his long contribution to local education and community affairs with attendees from the board and city leaders.
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