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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names places or dates. The readable bits suggest a short note about a tiger with a reputation and the number seven, but no verifiable events or entities. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided material.
Dorothy Dix argues that wartime household strain and rising costs push women toward factory work, changing domestic life. She predicts smarter kitchens, electricity in heavy labor, and cooperative cooking. The piece also notes Ogden City promoting Golden Spike pictures in state theaters.
Do you want tan nin flavor or tea flavor, and put tannin or tea into your stomach. Schilling Tea promotes real tea flavor and economy. Schilling & Co. Sam Francisco grocers advertise the product widely.
Aine of the largest crowds gathered at Loria Farr Park yesterday for a South am Pacific band concert. The afternoon featured a lively mix of marches, waltzes, and dance tunes, with children enjoying the merry-go-round and swimming spots while the park filled with music and spectators.
Mrs H R Prouty longtime Ogden resident and former Weber Hotel proprietor died Sunday at 2 15 AM at 2626 Lincoln Ave after a lingering illness following an appendicitis operation. Born June 34 1876 in Befio Utah to Peter and Esther Anderson she was active in Herm Men and the Lady Maccabees. Survived by husband H R Prouty and children Ezra Clarence Ace Grant, plus brothers Henry A Anderson and Parley H Anderson and sisters Julia De Van Dyke Carrie Miller Esther Ray J Anderson. Funeral Wednesday 3 PM at Third Ward Meeting House with Bishop M B Richardson presiding. Body to lie in state at family residence 2526 Lincoln Ave. Interment City Cemetery.
All banks in Ogden will remain closed Friday and Saturday of this week, delaying most city business from Thursday night to Monday morning. The three day closure follows Ogden Clearing House decision on Saturday. Provisions stores and essential shops will stay open with limited hours.
The annual conference of the Netherlands and Belgium Missionary association of Weber County held in the Wahernacle drew large morning and afternoon attendance. Leaders from the church spoke on religious liberty, peace, and the gospel, noting the end of war and the opportunity for widespread preaching, with addresses by President Wells, President Cannon, and others.
Miss Gladys Rich daughter of Dr and Mrs E C Rich writes from France describing her work with French families and her experiences overseas She mentions correspondence received in Cherbourg and references to the fed erated club and local society circles in her dispatches
A distinct plan converts hand grenades into savings banks for children in the state. Ten thousand banks will be distributed from the war savings bureau in Salt Lake City to aid young savers. The grenades are repurposed into nickel banks, linking WWI era weaponry to charitable thrift efforts.
J W Ervin testified that Mrs Wilson was brought to his Raleigh hotel by Robert and Irwin Jensen of Ockley Idaho after an evening with the Jensen boys. He said she was taken to his room and that two Jensen youths later demanded a doctor as Mrs Wilson appeared ill from whiskey effects.
An Ogden Utah notice lists closures on Friday and Saturday around July 5 with fragmented wording. The readable portion mentions Ogden Mooring House and a location in Utah, suggesting an impromptu schedule change or service interruption for those dates.
The Eden Ward bishopric was reorganized yesterday by President Thomen EB McKay and Jobo Halk. George A. Fuller was retained as bishop, Robert Graham was released from first counselor and Raye Raymond Thompson was sustained as second counselor. The change followed Virgil Stalines departure on a milestone to England.
A fragmented report describes a dressmaker in Tihace New York who avoided surgery after a period of illness. The récit mentions pain, ice treatments, and a friend who aided the person during recovery. The account reflects personal hardship and a medical detour linked to wartime or era health care practices.
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