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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
5
The University of California announces award of more than 45 fellowships and scholarships. Recipients include Drace Mellaxy Dangherye Miidrar Noveda and Catherine Murphy, among others, with support totaling around 20,000 dollars for student scholars at multiple campuses.
A sweeping 10 state suffrage fight nears a critical wrap up as legislatures debate ratification and public sentiment shifts. Supporters push for victory before a final vote, amid regional campaigns and anticipated appeals across key cities.
A man was arrested in Sule Lake last night on a burglary charge connected to a store on Twenty-fifth Street. Officers Seager and Willis with others recovered nine items taken from the Armetong Bowls store on West Second Bole Street and identified accessories by a witness who described the suspect.
A court record notes Mrs. Stocker agrees not to dispose of remaining parts of her mother’s estate. The document, filed in Alameda, mentions guardianship actions and confirms a settlement securing about 5.19 million to 6.0 million in value. It names Albert Snyder as the administrator and references terms of the trust and estate administration.
Partial readable lines suggest a continuation involving a person or event in Los Angeles with a focus on a female figure and a failed attempt to manage affairs amid a period of chaos.
Paris dispatch reports a tense peace conference with Allied and German terms debated. Britain and the United States push to exclude Germany from the League while French opposition shapes the talks, as private conferences seek a workable settlement.
Fragmentary text notes Elks of Utah engaged in soldier welfare work. Mentions a convention and Friday events with leadership references. Details are garbled but indicate organized support activities for servicemen and veterans led by the Utah Elks.
An advertisement promotes Hires Household Extract for making root beer at home. It boasts purity and natural ingredients like berries and roots, touts a 40 glass yield per bottle, and suggests kid friendly, wholesome enjoyment with no artificial substitutes.
The Elks outline a war relief campaign with the federal board for vocational education to aid disabled veterans. They will fund public campaigns, distribute bulletins and films, and place emphasis on re education and employment for discharged soldiers sailors and marines.
Fragmentary note discusses securing reeducation and employment aid, mentioning federal board assistance and local lodge loans. The text suggests limits on personal rendering of services to men seeking help, with unclear references to nationwide lodge activity.
A notice from Sra. A. Waldman of 460 Glenn Avenue Viesna Cali recalls using Foley's Honey and Ar for a long illness with a cough. The fragmentary text includes dialogue about the mysterious orb and humor between twins, Bill and the narrator, as they debate the object’s nature.
Ogden City Commissioners plan district improvements for Jefferson Street and Thirtieth Street sections, including grading, paving with Portland cement concrete or asphalt, and installing water and sewer service connections. The project encompasses multiple streets from Wall Avenue to Washington and Lincoln avenues, with culverts, drains, curbs, and gutters, funded by a special tax on benefiting properties.
The notice describes street improvements on Washington Lincoln and Pingree avenues and adjacent streets with a total estimated cost of 242 440.09 dollars. It requires protests in writing from property owners by June 15, 1919, to be filed with the board of commissioners of Ogden City.
The Ogden City Road Commissioners announce plans to pave Tyler Avenue from Twenty-sixth Street to Twenty-fifth Street with sheet asphalt, including curbs, gutters, driveways, and drainage. The project will be funded by a special assessment on benefited properties, with protests due by June gh, 1959.
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