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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1919
Page
9
Ogden items report a busy period with arrests for drunkenness in Kaysville and a police court session, plus planned inspections by Army inspectors for Utah National Guard. A damper on hospital expansion hints delays for Dee Hospital additions as plans await first approvals, while highway route considerations and park improvements loom for local infrastructure and tourism facilities.
Police report multiple minor offenses including sidewalk bicycle riding and speeding. Dunsfield and Slane Icher cited for sidewalk riding and speeding respectively with fines. Murray Morine charged with battery and jailed ten days. details note the complainant Edward Carty and a quarrel over a contemplated horse trade.
Mrs Olen of 1112 Twenty street will host next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All members of the G AR and W R C are invited to attend and bring their tefenda aire. H H Spencer is returning from a week’s trip to Spencer Idaho where her daughter Mrs A W Walker and family are summering. Mrs Spencer was joined by Mrs Samuel Burwell of Robarts Idaho. Mrs Burwell will go to Onden for several days.
City commissioners and a Merchants of Ogden committee clashed during a morning meeting over a proposed ordinance to close all stores except drugstores and cafes at 6 pm on Sundays and Saturdays. The debate centered on enforcement, legality, and the right of citizens to petition, with Mayor Browning defending open public input while some commissioners argued the plan could not be enforced.
Weber county Scout leaders plan a meeting at the Scout Headquarters in the Hudson building to outline a uniform program of action. A. Goates will preside with OG A Kirkham and William G. King addressing the gathering on the aims of the Boy Scout movement and its role in character and citizenship education.
Four discharged soldiers applied this morning for work at the Home Service bureau of the Red Cross, via James Donnelley, division agent. Positions sought include bullet-maker, teamster, chauffeur, and laborer, all recently released from service and unable to find work. Local officials note more jobs than workers, with about 600 unemployed ex-service members in Salt Lake seeking employment. Donnelley urges firms to hire veterans, while the Red Cross will not handle unemployment issues.
Police arrested Dick Wrotus after a reported break in at 281 West Twenty third Street. A footprint found at the scene matched a shoe seized from the suspect, who denied involvement claiming he was with friends Saturday night.
The annual Sunday school conference of the Clinton ward was held yesterday at the ward meeting house. Stake Superintendent Brigham H. Goddard presided. The program included morning and afternoon sessions with singing, prayers, sacrament administration, memory gems, and talks by ward and stake leaders on the Sunday School’s role in the community and missionary preparation.
Red Cross canteen workers in this city appeal for fresh fruit to aid returning soldiers sailors and marines. They report requests from visiting service members for fruit but none is on hand. Donations of all kinds are gratefully accepted at the canteen for the welfare of the returning men.
Five local men were captured by sheriff's deputies and held on liquor law violations. A vehicle was towed and a wheel removed before the machine was moved to Ogden, altering the scene of the incident.
In Weber canyon near Ogden five men identified as Alvin Tribe Arthur Trine George Helner Chester Moran and others faced deputies T H Blackburs William Brown and Dert Crites after a gun battle halted a bootlegger expedition. Cars and contraband whiskey were seized and the group posted 200 bail awaiting August 2 hearings.
CAGH MARKET CHICAGO July 24 reports bids and receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with prices for pork ribs hogs and calves. Kansas City and St Joseph show similar totals with steady to lower trends on hogs and cattle. receipts and top prices listed. Kneipp returns from forestry work in the Cadhe national forest. Wanted to rent an apartment or house. four rooms preferred with references. For sale real estate house owner listed with contact.
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