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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
2
An Atlantic region independent newspaper announces evening publication with Associated Press content rebroadcast under license. It emphasizes nonmusical, nonadvertising format and delivers local bulletins from Rera, Reed, and nearby bureaus.
In a community, working women who sew after office hours support the Red Cross while high schools gear up for victory. The piece praises industrious girls as thoughtful, capable, and devoted to America’s triumph, saying their efforts help determine the country’s fate.
A Colorado education board proposal urges patriotic Fourth of July parades in every district with children buying thrift stamps and war savings certficates. It bans firecrackers and fireworks, directing funds to government securities and promoting gunpowder purchase to combat the Hun.
Jeana notes homemakers can curb waste by separating glass and trash, turning garbage into hog feed and fertilizer. Government urges women to collect clean garbage for town clubs to ship to farmers for pork, cattle, and crops, boosting food supply and reducing litter.
A reader letter from Malad Idaho praises nurse Fay Scott as Idaho’s first Red Cross nurse sailing overseas. The missive notes Malad Pleasant View communities honor her with flags and a gold ID badge, describes fundraising totaling over 190 dollars for her comfort overseas, and cites officials from Idaho praising her service.
Crowds line sidewalks along Wall Avenue as hundreds march to the train bound for Camp Lewis. The farewell event honors the returning boys with a solemn, civic display amid the city’s somber mood and the ongoing memory of a recent tragedy.
June 1 diary from Somewncca In France by G Smith son of Prof J A Smith, expresses admiration for France amid wartime didactic detail. He describes bed comfort, scenery, and beauty behind the lines, notes rare war evidence, and ends with hopeful lines to family about ridding the earth of a blot on civilization.
The piece depicts widespread wartime sentiment urging national unity amid protests. It calls on men to prove vigor and courage, notes women’s participation in home front efforts, and portrays a calm yet determined national mood as cities mobilize for September calls.
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills for rheumatism kidney and bladder complaints with claimed quick relief. Mrs Frank P Wood of Malbe and A R McIntyre Drug Co cite personal benefit for both wife and husband and note sleeplessness and pain improvements.
In Tacoma Washington a convention of fir dealers pledged to deliver at least 600 cars of airplane fir per month to the government. Reports say shipments must meet test requirements and providers promise daily dispatch across the continent. Major Everett Grings stated the pledge aligns with U.S. government needs and will be met.
A fragmented OCR entry lists numerous individuals tied to a draft or enlistment roster with addresses and ages seemingly jumbled. The readable names include Esteban, Evans, and Woodhur among others, with scattered street details and numbers implying recruitment or registration notes from a historical local record.
Mrs. Tda Cook of 2008 Wall avenue Ogden testifies to Tanlac relief after decades of illness. She describes ma jor headaches vomiting and abdominal pain, weight loss and sleepless nerves. Since using Tanlac she reports no headaches or vomiting and has gained strength appetite improved and sleep restored. She notes hope of full recovery and credits Tanlac with her improvement.
Xenophon Desstoris, a machinist at Ute Southern Pacific shops, has joined Orden's Wheasank Dollieelth in Ogden. He receives special commendations from committees securing the sum allotted to this district. Desstoris is an American of Greek parentage with Leeniyerm Inter ties.
City officials approve upgrades to the Wheelwright district school including new heating plumbing and cement work. A contractor, Mark Hexa, awarded a bid around 4100 with work to cover sidewalks and desks purchases authorized for the school.
Washington reports the Pacific coast dominated the Emergence Vieec awards for shipyard excellence. First honors went to Bethlehem-Sinshin building corp in Mayville for yard construction of vessels, with Grafit-Smitti-Porter and others winning for steel shipyards in Seattle and Oakland. Awardees include Skinner and Eddy, Moore Shipbuilding, Grant-Sol d-Porter, and Allen Shipbuilding with several yards recognized for wooden shipbuilding in Aberdeen and Seattle. Military notices list wounded, missing in action, and returned to duty, while Senator Hailey of Texas comments on German pacifism and potential peace proposals.
An unclear remark from a spectator labeled as Blan in Washington mocks a forthcoming event, saying the display cannot be good if the chap in eventing dress keeps them. The quote resembles a clipped sports event commentary.
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