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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
4
Random references describe stacked intec at the Spersy mill Mle threatened with destruction yesterday evening. Fire department arrived and extinguished the blaze before major damage occurred.
Cot Reilly Jr of Salt Lake won the state trapshooting championship at local grounds with a score of 285 of 300 on Saturday afternoon. Runners up included Sam Sharman of Salt Lake City 284 and A Ford of Ogden 278. Reilly will represent the state in the American trapshooting tournament in Chicago in August. The Becker trophy was won by Ford with a 25 straight, and John Taylor of Ogden took the challenge medal with a perfect 25. The event featured multiple scores, including Berger man 319, and long runs by Reilly and Ford. Funeral notices followed for a Salt Lake City resident. several local families are listed among survivors.
Deputies seize sheep from the Hanser Livestock Company at Ogden, restore the herd to owner after a legal dispute in district court. Reported elsewhere Ernest Tamp ton of New York and various local notices on travel and civic matters fill the page.
Ogden Chautauqua officials announce a meeting in Salt Lake City to prepare for the Utah Schoolmasters club event. President J Challen Smith will lead, with A M Merritt as vice president and Alice B Nowe as secretary.
Judge De R Roberts faced a Wyoming liquor prescription dispute as 15 arrested, 15 awaiting court. Gilbratti paid a $50 fine or 60 days. Jones held until tomorrow. The state liquor law bars doctors issuing prescriptions for intoxicants.
Vernon Metcalé Capt. D C Sanford recently released from the military attended a case in the Carlhou forest matter. Alex Woodland of this city jailed for drunken driving received a $50 fine after appearing in city court all morning.
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons hold regular meeting Tuesday at Kinga Spon with work in RA. Refrost ments rervel av conclusion of worl. Ty order BL HP. HE NICHOLS Becronty 43s.
The Migelounry caclery at the Metts oet temple holds an afternoon gathering with speakers Tywone Ay sec and Berrer, followed by refreshments. Presbyterian Ladies Aid announces a schedule of gatherings and meetings with details to be announced at the church.
The card expresses gratitude to many friends for kindness and support during a difficult time. It thanks speakers and a band for their contribution and mentions a sense of loss and recovery among those named.
Deaths and Funerals report the passing of Mrs Joyce Joyce wife of Waite H Joyce. She died in Salt Lake City after long illness. The infant child also died shortly after birth. She was born March 20, 1885 in Are Wrat Tah. Daughter of Jan and Anna Lie Chies.
The county board of equalization held its first session at the court house to hear complaints from taxpayers about assessed valuations. Officials outlined procedures, and notices were issued to address grievances and variances in property assessments.
The article notes Locke leading the recreational department to study forest resources, with investigations planned in the district and near Ephraim. It mentions experts expected to testify and a national forest context, though the text is fragmented and unclear in places.
Professor J A Junk spoke at a mass meeting planned for Saturday at the tabernacle. The talk touched on citizenship, national unity, and public service as he urged audience members to engage in civic duties and reflect on recent currents in American life.
Carleau county commission of Idaho reached an agreement with Lip state and government to build the Montpelier-Atton road. Work to start soon with aim to move quickly toward completion. The route will offer an excellent highway to Yellowstone National Park through a scenic stretch.
Pardoe and family leave Ogden this afternoon for Provo Utah where he will take a professorship at Brigham Young University in charge of public speaking and dramatic art. He plans to stay in Provo for some time and hopes to return later to Ogden to establish a school for dramatic art and public speaking.
National boiler and mill advisor Garfield voices coal shortage alarm urging immediate purchase for next winter. He says prices will rise, production has fallen, and miners face disruptions in Europe, with deliveries promised to homes. The notice, signed by W U Porterfield, urges buyers to act now for dry, assured coal supply.
Local merchants press for a new hotel amid confusion about existing EAA hotels. An error in discussion obscures the fact that at least two EAA hotels are already present, while calls for a Dignex project gain traction.
A prominent Ogden business leader says the city needs a large modern hotel to serve the Intermountain region for the next two decades. He argues the hotel would attract conventions and tourists, spur local commerce, and reduce trips to Salt Lake, calling for facilities capable of hosting big crowds and major events.
Osdtn Lodge 719 B P O Elks met to arrange the state convention events to be held Friday and Saturday in the city. About 1 008 members are expected. Friday morning opening meeting, initiation of a large class, open house with wives, dancing at the club auditorium. Saturday 10 o'clock meeting at the Hibs home, officers elected, 2 40 o'clock parade with judges in varied uniforms, a dance at Lorin Farr.
Moske-bound ranger steamship Northwestern grounded in Wrangell Narrows southeastern Alaska late yesterday. Two hundred passengers were transferred to the City of Seattle which answered distress calls. In London the House of Commons approved a loan authorization of £250,670,000 to cover deficits and fund sinking, pending repayment of maturing securities.
Three men Tarson Cary Tarson and J Rockefeller of Ogden were fined in city court for fishing in the tributaries of Ogden River before the season opened. Tarson and the Rockefellows received fines of 50 dollars each, while another was fined 22 dollars. One man pleaded guilty. fish were found on his person, and another was arrested in North Fork Canyon. The court noted the law fines for preseason fishing and possible license forfeiture.
Alarming reports from El Paso say Mexican officials, led by General Gareta, pursue orders toward Mexico City as Carranza and Villa advance from Torreon to consolidate positions. Juarez residents flee across the border with belongings, while Colossal Basohar in Juarez admits no contact with Chihuahua City and a reconnaissance train returns short of its aim.
Classified snippet shows a 4 room house and barn with land around a chicken ranch, plus a large bay item and a concert wagon. Also mentions automotive storage inquiry and additional sale items in unclear text.
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