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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard notes that the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press hold exclusive rights to republication of all AP credited news not otherwise credited in this paper. Local news published herein remains under AP attribution.
The article traces Ogden’s industrial progress from early canneries to a 200 worker can plant, with plans for a fibre box factory. It notes the packing house stock yards feeding plants and grain elevators, arguing factories sustain payrolls and spark related trades, more so than skyscrapers.
A New York convention speaker urged promised nationwide suffrage for women to lead a world reform. He proposed adopting the phalarope as an emblem and described gender role reversals in birds to illustrate a new order. He suggested men might enlist to fight Bolsheviks in Russia if such changes occurred.
A weekly excursion launch from Saltair to Bird Island on Great Salt Lake could inspire Ogden tourism. Proposals include affordable lake access, potential railroad rate adjustments, and an automobile boulevard to Bear River. Samuel T. Whitaker builds a 20 foot boat for Dr. H. A. Robinson, with Eber F. Piers designing a pleasure vessel, signaling a push to make the lake a popular Ogden destination next season.
The article criticizes Field Marshal French and British leadership in early 1915. It cites Kroner’s observations of heavy losses and the munition shortage. It accuses government ministers of inaction and mismanagement, implying accountability for costly outcomes.
A speech claimed the France commander had all needed munitions. It linked political fate to future service, praising support from Lloyd George and Churchill while decrying Asquith's government as criminally controlled. The speaker warned of recall and replacement regardless of sacrifice.
A New York panel debates eating locusts to combat plagues, citing biblical allowances and a Johns Hopkins study by Ethan Allen Andrews. The article notes historical and regional consumption in Fez and Cyprus, highlighting doubts about extermination plans and the lingering appeal of locusts as a food source amid pest pressures.
J. 5. Brummit will purchase Liberty bonds at favorable rates. Location 2417 Hudson Avenue with phone 59 for inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR describes a marine navigator Captain Francis Hore and a route from Mineola to Frise with mopping at North Ptatta. Two mediabiciuca and ermined obsar are referenced. The text is garbled with unclear actions, dates, or outcomes.
New York June 13 The board of boxing control did not name a referee for the Willard Dempsey bout at its meeting today A lot of referees who meet qualifications will be prepared and authorized for the July 4 bout A selection will be made from men agreeable to the principals, with secrecy surrounding the meeting and attendees and prospective referees.
St Louis star George Sisler led the American League last week advancing from ninth to fourth in averages and tying for total bases with 84. He hit four homers and ranking among leaders in runs and home runs while Cobb kept a batting average of .365. Cravath led National League batting, and base stealing saw Johnston surge with 14 steals. Bantam Sal Macre sails to England to face Jimmy Wilde in July as Moore plans a London bout.
Harry Knowlden, manager of the Knowlden auto company, reports drought in southern Idaho harming crops. He notes limited irrigation water and low reservoir levels, risking hundreds of thousands of dollars in farm losses. A Willis tractor and Paige car tested on a Palouse tour show strong road performance, averaging over three miles per kilowatt and exceeding twenty miles per day in rough conditions.
An old ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrhal deafness by blood action and claims one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure. It explains deafness arises from inflammation of the auditory tube and offers a free circuit to provide more information from F J Crane Co Toledo Ohio.
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