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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
2
A discussion on evolving human health and vigor cites 19th century military records to claim progress in stature and strength. It argues teachers should teach basic biology and moral hygiene as part of modern education, emphasizing physiological development and its link to mental and physical well being.
Fragmented account discusses English authorities handling hunger strikes, including the forcible feeding debate and a case involving Mrs. Pankiurar. It contrasts legal control methods with public outrage, noting changes in conviction, release, and the evolving power of authorities over detainees amid broader social concerns.
The article reports on a conductors strike vote across Southern Macitte lines including Central Pacifte from eden to Beene mente. It warns of potential walkouts amid economic uncertainty and urges restraint, suggesting mediation and public sentiment could influence outcomes while noting strikes bring hardship to those who walk out.
Lay and emplo harers. The work on the South Fork rower volr aims to supply the fly with water and enable greater development in Weber county. Sugar beet tomato and hay crops look promising and farmers may earn more this year than in years past. Railroad business improves and more men are employed. Wholesale trade is larger than last season, with slow but encouraging collections. Prosperous people from Idaho Nevada and Wyoming inquire on Ogden real estate and some move there. Conditions favorable and Ogden shows progress while other cities lag.
Philadelphia reports ongoing complaints about the Oklahoma Boosters touring the country in a furnished private car selling land. The scheme allegedly netted over 41 million nationwide with Pennsylvania residents contributing about 200 thousand. In Sunbury, twenty men bought deeds at 466 dollars each, paying 60 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly. Warrants were issued for additional suspects as government officials neutralize four warrants Monday. A five-person Wilkes-Barre committee visited McAlester to investigate conditions. Gorsuch and Rausch, arrested Monday in the booster car case, remain jailed with further hearings slated for Monday.
In San Francisco officials announced the consolidation under one management for the Denver and Rio Grande and Western Pacific railroads. Frank Wadeigh will be passenger traffic manager with Denver offices. B J Lomax becomes infant president traffic manager based in San Francisco. JM Johnson to be president in charge of traffic with offices in St. Louis. A S Hughed named general traffic manager with Denver office. H M Adams appointed freight traffic manager with San Francisco office. All appointments effective August 1.
The market opened with an irregular trend but soon showed strength led by Steel near its high in months. Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio and Southern Railway provided support, while New Haven, Amalgamated, and other rail stocks fluctuated amid profit taking and renewed pressure. In Chicago grain and livestock reporting, cattle and hog receipts showed weakness and prices moved with a cautious tone as traders anticipated rains and demand.
Ton Tochting, known as Joe Rowley to some, has captured fans with a free to view face and a string of late night wins. At twenty, he is among top 14 rookie pitchers in the leagues after being obtained from Richmond, Virginia in 1919 and sent to the Southern League after a tryout.
Affidavits allege staff nurses and doctors kiss and hold hands with residents at the state veteran's home in Youngville. They claim patients are neglected, the tubercular ward infected, and bedbugs and cockroaches infest facilities.
Winnemucca contributes 250 dollars toward the White Joner bridge on the transcontinental auto road in Inlander county. A chamber of commerce campaign and local business committee plan further subscriptions to complete the funding and begin construction after final approvals.
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