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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
10
An old style market advertisement lists sugar canned milk hams bacon and other staples with prices. It promotes Better value at 56 for tall cans of canned milk and ham by the half or whole, plus bulk macaroni and Mason jars. It notes locations at Twenty Fourth and Grant and Washington with emphasis on quality and savings.
Skaggs' Cash and Carry offers a drayage plan for groceries with low-cost delivery. For $5 orders, delivery reaches five blocks. for $10 orders, delivery extends ten blocks, excluding a sack of sugar. The service targets customers stocking up on supplies, especially monthly.
On a moonlit shore Constance Talmadge and Harrison Ford share a romantic kiss framed by an old fisherman narrator. The scene transitions to a bustling Ogden release with Selznick producing scenes of love, promise, and a climactic finale as Geraldine Harker vows marriage amid cinematic spectacle and drama.
Local Hed Gross appeals for sandwiches and fruit to stock the Red Cross canteen for arriving troops. He notes shortages of cakes and doughnuts and asks for donations as soldiers pass through Ogden.
Residents express preference for lighter lunches in the district canteen viewing the menu with interest. The note highlights desire for healthier options and better portion sizes, reflecting local concerns about school meals and student welfare.
Women of Ogden pressed for attendance as Robert C. McCredie spoke on Woman's Work In Reconstruction. McCredie, president of the Washington Federation of Women’s Clubs, recalled war work with Red Cross and urged ongoing cooperation as veterans return home. She stressed citizenship and equal participation in postwar changes.
The John Scowcroft and Sons company outlines a large expansion moving the manufacturing plant to a six story west side building, doubling size and dedicating all floors to production. The wholesale division will occupy former factory space as the total project, including alterations and new machinery, costs about fifty thousand dollars.
John Scowcroft and Sons considers doubling plant capacity and staff. The firm now hires 150 to 175 workers and would rise to about 300 to 356, with manufacturing space reallocated to wholesale departments while the main building houses offices and expanded wholesale operations.
Jack Lataga of Marysville and Charles White of Alameda were arrested by Patrolman Pincock on Washington avenue between Twenty fourth and Twendy-f1 streets for attempting to joyride in a Ford owned by William Shurtlitt. Shurtlitt said he found the car missing after entering a store. Lataga and White were in the vehicle with a third boy fleeing. Larson and White were held at the police station pending an inventory.
Stockton officers report over 100 returned men raided the I W W headquarters tearing signs from the building and leading them in an ornate procession to the river. The incident followed a Servies Club meeting and involved vehicles and chants as witnesses watched.
The Food Administration Grain Corporation reports that national wheat stocks in country elevators and terminal elevators on June 6 were 55,278,000 bushels. Flour production for the week ending June 6 totaled 1,923,000 barrels, down 148,000 from the prior week.
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