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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1918
Page
9
Government instruction outlines methods for preserving fruits and vegetables through drying and brining. It details preparation, materials, sun and oven drying, packing, and storage, plus brining steps, utensils, and safety notes to conserve produce efficiently.
Instructions describe salting vegetables for brine without fermentation and with fermentation. Steps include weighing, layering in a vessel, adding salt and weights, fermenting 8 to 10 days, skimming and sealing, and alternate methods with higher salt content to prevent fermentation. It also covers handling, temperatures, and brine preparation for various vegetables.
City Attorney W H Reeder reported to the city commission that failure to reach agreement with farmers of Ogden valley over city wells will require a trial this fall. He also noted violations of the amended ordinance requiring removal of booths over three feet high by restaurant keepers and said enforcement actions will proceed. Other routine matters and claims from City Auditor Arthur F. Tary were disposed of.
Advertorial tone claims bi-phosphate and aqua-phosphate supply body with essential phosphorus to treat thinness. It touts rapid weight gain, improved nerves, energy, sleep, and facial glow, urging cautious use and money back guarantee.
Julius Kruttcnhnlit was elected president of the Southern Pacific at a New York board meeting, succeeding Wm Sproule who resigned to join the U S Railroad Administration. Kreitschnite remains chairman of the executive board. Cay Taul Shoup, president of Pacific Electric, became director and vice president and assistant to the president, to act as executive representative on the Pacific coast. Headquarters remain in the Southern Pacific building, San Francisco.
Local boards are instructed to report by July 20 the number of remaining unclassified and accepted registrants by class, separated for white and colored, covering Class 1, 1917, and any other defined groups. Reports must be prompt and accurate to avoid delaying military mobilization and reflect neutral status rules for noncitizens and citizens-in-process.
The article notes a shift in leadership with a new official set to oversee non-rail activities connected to the Southern Pacific. The United States Railroad Administration currently runs railroad operations. W. St. Scott resigns from Southern Pacific to resume duties as Federal Manager of the Boulder Pacific and Western Pacific lines in the central western region under government control.
Washington reports a long casualty list for the Marine Corps dated July 13, with 42 killed in action, 17 wounded severely, 18 missing, and 87 total casualties. Names include Sergeants Daviel Donohue and Clement Irre, plus Privates and Corporals from Boston, Newark, Philadelphia, San Antonio, and elsewhere. Also listed are deaths from wounds and a sergeant major among the First Sergeant ranks.
A long list of named soldiers reported wounded in action includes corporals and privates from numerous cities and states such as Port Richmond New York City Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia with locations like Sal-uswa Okis and Lebandon Inn among others. The notice also notes a severity update and a previously reported total not included.
Chicago July 16 Reading of bulletins at the WW trial proceeded with Joseph Kennedy, recording secretary of the Metal Mine Workers union, under cross examination. Kennedy said he led the Pierce Connolly club and denied involvement in a June 4 1947 circular titled War for Taiph. Chaplin of Chicago, editor of Soldharity, provided testimony.
Paris July 31 Second lieutenant George de Castellane, son of Anna Gould now Duchess of Talleyrant and of Sagan, earned his second decoration in the French attack of June 1 for making a perilous reconnaissance and bringing back exact information on enemy positions. The paper noted the speaking likeness of the mint in discussing the scene.
Arloine Burdick, thirteen and a Long Beach seventh grader, delivers a four minute street talk urging citizens to buy Liberty bonds. Her speech, memorized and spoken with conviction, helped raise about 340 dollars in Bonds and complemented support for relief efforts.
An old advertisement extols a national remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. It promises proven merit, claims to ease back pain headaches insomnia and circulatory symptoms, and urges readers to buy a “GOLD SAL” product in various sizes from Molinari Jehoratorina. The tone imitates a patent medicine pitch with dramatic guarantees.
Washington Ituly L1 Appoint ment of a commission to Investigating the puslg conditions In Russia was freed on President Wilsons day 34 and letter from Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska chairman of the Senate for clea relations committee The question of military intervention in Russia was not designed In the letter The divergent vows of Russia and Americans returning from Tuasia to sardilg collitions and sentiment of the Qusaisa people were cited as evidence af the need of such a commission.
Unity lodge No. 18 F and AM calls a special meeting on Capnday evening July 36 at 7 30 p m to confer the BE A ute rece and isa Captain J Ray Wark $920 noted among the classified ads for readers.
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