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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
9
A fragment asks if waking from sleep is forced by pain from kidney and bladder issues, referencing inflammation and discomfort. The note suggests urgent concern over nocturnal kidney bladder distress and related health triggers.
A Sept morning lecture frames civilization as a fabric woven from threads of youth. It warns that weak links destroy usefulness, urges guardians to seize adolescence with education and environment, and praises Judge Lindsey for juvenile home life studies.
Free dancing every afternoon and music by Thatcher's Orchestra. Evening concerts and a Sunday concert by Ogden City Land with admission 25 cents. Presented by F. J. Hirt to Pa.
Los Angeles June 1 The Coast league will continue its schedule despite players refusals to accept a proposed pay cut says Tigers owner Darmody He will retain players who refuse to cut their pay while replacements will be found from available talent He cites abundant ball players and emphasizes not closing the league but maintaining a full schedule
Ogden follows draft law response naming a vast list of individuals with Jackson and Johnson surnames among many others. The compiled roster includes Andrew Fred Jackson Clyde Wells Jackson Farl Jackson Frank Wesley Jackson Harry LeRoi Jackson Leroy Lorenzo Jackson and numerous Johnsons, Kanes, Larsens, and related names ordered in a lengthy register. The document reflects extensive registrant records and associated spellings, with many variations and potential OCR errors noted across the roster.
A reading recital by Annie Theresa Davault from Polly of the Circus drew attention as part of the Junior Chautauqua event. Davault's enunciation and interpretation pleased listeners with a gentle, sympathetic rendering of the story’s characters amid the broader program.
The Ogden Chautauqua program will reappear next year at this time. Dr Mills and Prof Adams with others connected to Chautauqua arranged the effort. Audience pledged to meet production costs and 50 volunteers would guarantee any deficit. Ogden’s spirit and support were shown by strong ticket pledges and public backing.
Construction rush under way on a 45000 addition on Hudson avenue for the Utah-Idaho Motor Co. George Whitmeyer and Sons are contractors. The new plant will be among Ogden’s largest garages with a 125 by 85 front and deep showroom, two driveways, a storm room, offices, restrooms, a fireproof vault, and additional storage and track rooms. When finished in about 30 days it will symbolize local progress and serve as a modern automotive facility.
Union Pacific announces that employees who have served or will enlist in the military or naval service before May 11 will continue to enjoy life insurance benefits for the duration of their war service. The policy covers those already in service a year and those who enlist, including Oregon Short Line workers, under the company plan.
Free dancing every afternoon and dance every evening at Glenwood Park on Saturday June 16 admission 75c per couple Moale by Thatcher's Orchestra and concert by Ogden City Band every Sunday afternoon F J Watert in series The Ife Insurance provides a protectorate to enlisted men dependents on the Union Pacific up to 2506 dollars annually and signals possible government insurance action debated in Congress
At a meeting of Ogden council 777 Kolebte of Columbia, $500 in Liberty Bonds were ordered purchased, and to that sum was added $1500 and ordered by individual members, making $2000 taken by the local district.
Cultivation methods for dry farm crops emphasize frequent shallow soil work to conserve moisture and boost yields. The article advises initial shallow harrowing then gradual depth, with 4 to 9 cultivations before maturity, noting vigor improvements and the role of careful hoeing for corn potatoes and beans.
Willard G. Wilson, Southern Pacific agent, reports from the Dako region that prune crops look fine and grain stands vigorous. He traveled through Dole country and Rt. Anthony branch noting increased acre under cultivation and busy local meetings for a bond campaign. Travel is unusually heavy with trains at capacity.
Fifty percent of U S women are described as Flappers by Mrs Raymond Tobing of the National Council of Defense. She defines a flapper as a woman who does not work beyond home duties and is supported by relatives. She calls for recruiting flappers to fill roles left by men who joined the war effort.
In London on June 16 Sinn Fein era of East Clare selected Edward de Valera as parliamentary candidate for the seat left vacant by the death of Nalor William Nedmond at the front. Valera, once a Dublin University professor, is reported to have been sentenced to death for his Sinn Fein revolt connection, a sentence later commuted to life imprisonment. The piece blends political note with agricultural aphorisms urging farmers to plant wisely and conserve moisture to combat weeds and sustain fertility.
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