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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
4
A health advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as a miracle strength builder for aging men, claiming 100 percent strength and endurance gains in two to four weeks. It cites dramatic testimonials, warns against weak forms of iron, and promises refunds or charity donations if results fail.
London dispatch reports Vice Admiral Wills and Sims of the US Navy will centrally command allied naval operations in Erissh waters. Admiral Slime acts in this capacity during the British commander’s absence, with the American flag hoisted as the allied renter officer in these waters.
The Nebraska Press association met in Omaha in an annual session at the Happy Mellow Country Club. The program included an address by Walter Williams.
The dean of the University of Missouri School of Journalism was entertained last night by the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben in a social event. The writing notes the host group and the university official's presence at the gathering.
The Delpian government condemned a June 7 denial by the Wolff Bureau, insisting Belgian deportations proceed. In Washington, Morgenthau and Frankfurter prepare to go to Egypt to assist about 2000 Americans and oversee refugee relief as supplies await distribution at Alexandria after U.S. entry into the war.
Peking reports rising preparations as southern and southwest provinces negotiate to join. General Chang-Huan holds dictatorial power, forcing resignations and barring former officials from the palace while Li Ching Tai cannot secure a cabinet. Military pressure aims to dissolve the provisional constitution and restore Confucianism as state religion.
Washington reports the Red Cross seven day drive has already surpassed its $23 million goal with $22,628,356 secured by noon. New York City contributed $17,006,000 while other regions added $5,629,266. J. P. Morgan & Co. pledged $1,000,000.
Omaha Nebraska led the Central division recruiting with 184 enlistments for the week ending June 14. Des Moines and Kansas City reported 178 each, while Milwaukee and others followed. Austrian Premier Resigns amid cabinet budget dispute. Count Clam Martinic reportedly offered resignation to the emperor.
Forty members of the executive council of the Presbyterian general assembly pledged church support for President Wilson. Wilson urged the gathering to uphold lofty ideals and keep Americans free from hate and revenge in a brief address.
In Washington on June 19 Senator Snot introduced a bill to suspend the law requiring assessment work on mining claims during the war period and for six months after. To qualify for suspension the claimant must file notice by November 1 each year in the district where the land lies. The Browning Brothers Co of Ogden is noted. separate item mentions freight rates for motorcycles from eastern points to Salt Lake City and Ogden deemed unreasonable, with an award to the Henesting company.
A Paterson New Jersey reader reports restored health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She described back and side pains, breathlessness, and fatigue improving after starting the remedies, endorsing them for other women with similar troubles.
The Nebraska board of control ordered an investigation into the death of Trossin McCrossin a 17 year old ward adopted as Irene after a ranch fire at Mary Harlans ranch in Reeling Wisconsin dismembered and decapitated remains were found. The state had custody under a guardianship agreement and the case involves Mrs Harlan and her brother Donshue aged 65.
In Chicago on June 13 Countess Eleanor Patterson Gisycka testified about unhappiness in the marriage to Count Josef Gleycka. She described a ruined estate, unpaid serfs, and a life dominated by hunting and drink. She said her income of 20,000 dollars yearly went to support her husband and asked to lose her married name.
Delinquent stock described as of May 1007 tied to assessment levies. Names include John A. Woodland Hogman Utah and Samuel J Barker Willard Utah among many holders with varied shares and amounts due. Public sale action initiated by principal business location Ogden Dinh.
A concise note from the Information Bureau highlights accordion and box pleating efforts as part of a broader sewing and textile initiative. The item emphasizes technique focus and potential applications for garment finishing and design.
Ed board of Weber district calls for bids on school remodeling and heating projects in Ogden Utah. Sealed bids due June 28 1917 with 6 percent bid bond. Plans at First National Bank building. Sale of delinquent stock and various listings across Willard and Ogden include auto tires cleaning services and local services.
Creditors are notified to present claims with vouchers to Samuel C. Powell at 65 Ecclen Wide, Ogden, Utah, by August 11, 1917. W A Crosbie is administrator of the estate of Julia Ne Crosbie, deceased, with attorney Ramurl C. Mawel for the administrator. First publication June 13, 1947.
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