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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
3
A fragmentary page describes an American Can Company produced war souvenir shell and notes a letter about its manufacture for government use. It also lists upcoming community events at Loria Park, court actions, a Pioneer Day program in Harrisville, a divorce suit, and local notices including a stolen watch and a marriage license, reflecting a crowded town sheet with scattered local items.
The city will move the sewer outlet near Slaterville to a point down the Weber River after City Attorney W N Reeder reported farmers claiming water rights to the outlet have not validly asserted a claim. City Engineer ordered to proceed, delays risk city rights. Also, coupon warrants issued for paving at Washington Ave and district tax protests noted. ordinance confirms property assessment in District No 123.
The weather bureau reports fair conditions expected with temperatures generally over the Northwest and southern Rocky mountains. Storms and falling pressures influence the region. meanwhile in the Colorado area, a turkey of notes and calm weather. Elmo Lincoln and Pete Morrison headline the Lyceum program tomorrow and Friday with Sunshine Comedy Money Talks at 6c and 10c.
Announcement for Brigham City reports the death of Mrs Evangeline Duan Hunsaker at Brigham City. The brief notice notes her passing and mentions the time near funeral arrangements, with local references to the deceased and location.
Eamonn De Valera the president of the Irish Republic will arrive in Ogden at 6 20 a m tomorrow. He will be met at the depot by Father Lagan who will entertain him at the parish home. Later he heads to Salt Lake to make a speech tomorrow evening before leaving for his next stop.
Regimental Sergeant Major Robert Linderman of the 11th Field Artillery is visiting relatives in Ogden. He arrived today to stay with cousins Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sanborn, 476 Twenty-third Street. Linderman enlisted in May 1897 and has been in France for the past fifteen months as his unit endured some of the war’s longest battles. Upon the armistice, the unit was nearing Germany as the occupation began.
Residents along Washington avenue and Twentieth street filed a complaint with the Oy Pouinissi alleging a barn near Ogden avenue emits a foul stench and breeds flies. They urge immediate action by inspectors to curb unsanitary conditions endangering nearby residents.
A garbled classified listing mentions an ALR Pasir shop in Johnston run by a Mr Tantei with tight prices and a phone number. Additional lines advertise for sale items, a male help wanted for a plie task, a listing for brown leather items and baby clothes care products with scattered phone numbers and addresses.
Weber County towns plan extensive Pioneer Day events on July 24 featuring parades, speeches, music, and games. Hooper and Plain City host major programs honoring early settlers and veterans with state and local officials attending. Farr West, Harrisville, Huntville, and other communities stage morning ceremonies, athletic events, dances, and community gatherings to mark the anniversary and celebrate regional heritage.
Soldiers from outlying counties gathered at John Browning's home for a War Camp Community Service party. Rev. John Carver led the event funded by the government to entertain ex servicemen and foster camaraderie. About 600 guests enjoyed dancing, a Lilian Thatcher orchestra, Red Cross hostesses, and parish served refreshments. A corned roast and dancing party are planned for Thursday at the Utah State School for the Deaf and Blind with basket lunches and extra provisions.
John Jr Winslow and Ruben Winslow, sons of John I Winslow a longtime Ogden canyon resident, were found murdered in Meir leas at Jackson Elole Wyoming. Neighbors located the bodies in their cabin. Robert C Fantdy, former Ogden mayor with ranch interests in the Jackson district, brought the report. Motive could not be solved by investigators.
A War Camp Community Service event for ex service men at the School for the Goat and Blind hosts an outdoor corn and weinerwurst roast with an immense bonfire as the main feature. Supper is provided, plates and cups are furnished, and attendee women are asked to bring refreshments. The evening continues with dancing at the gymnasium hall later.
New York reports Judge Gary on steel trade hopes and Washington hints Mexico will allow temporary well boring. Stocks climb across sectors led by Crucible and Bethlehem steel, Royal Dutch and other oils, with rails showing limited strength as investors push through an active morning.
Chicago markets up on corn and hogs with December corn near season highs and oats rising. hog and cattle futures mixed but overall firm as drought weather and strong demand boost prices. Reports from Omaha and other marts show higher beef and pork prices, with steady to higher cattle values and strong sow and veal trades. Open Liberty bond quotes and London silver round out a busy day in commodities.
County Crop Post Inspector C F Pelle says weed control orders are observed as farmers clear property of noxious weeds. Webb County Farm Bureau reports road sites freed from weed growth and cleanup efforts praised. A separate item notes a $65,000 contract for Left Clift apartments by Felt Grimes with plans for twenty four units.
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