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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
10
An old newspaper advertisement touts a grocer offering full purchasing relief and tested products. It highlights Ryzon baking powder as a trusted brand promising baking improvements and consistent results. The copy stresses customer satisfaction, pure food selection, and delivery details.
Southern Utah sees better arming prospects as five days of snow improves conditions. District forester Knetpy reports strengthened comAtons for the coming season after meetings at Tiehfield Epbham and Prova. Snow depth near Ephriant reaches 55 inches, with 40 inches at a ranger station three miles from the summit. A forest service snow analysis will compare recent precipitation with prior years.
A Cleveland Chamber of Commerce group of eighty six members arrived in Ogden this morning from San Francisco via Salt Lake. After breakfast at the Reed hotel they resumed travel to Salt Lake at 1 30 PM and will return later, continuing east over the road.
Bernard McCabe 78 a veteran Union Pacific railroad engineer died at his Wall Avenue home at 6 15 last night after a heart attack. He survived by his widow and son George of Evanston Ill born November 1 1845 in Tretane he came to America at age 12 later working as an inspector fireman and engineer on the railroad in Iowa and Utah He lived 38 years on Wall Avenue and and the couple planned their fiftieth wedding anniversary on May 10 George McCabe will travel from Chicago for funeral arrangements pending
Superintendent B A Fowler indicated a salary plug bonus system may be adopted for the coming school year. The plan would reward higher efficiency with larger pay, and be presented at the regular monthly institute held Saturday at 10 40 in the central junior high school auditorium.
City Recorder reports receipt of 6000 dollars to date for local licenses, nearly doubling the amount collected by this time last year. The payment marks a strong early showing for the current licensing period and reflects increased activity in local commerce.
About 50 department heads from local head offices and factories dined at the Weber Club today. Conferences ongoing to discuss the coming season's trade and related matters.
Funeral services were held yesterday for John Young at the Third Ward meeting house with Bishop M. B. Richardson officiating. Speakers included James Wotherspoon EP Bian JL OM Shurtlits Frank Ti. Willia and George Abbott. Singers included Roper Greenwell Lucille Williams Stella Olsen and Bernice Tyree at the Ute services in Thermene city cemetery. The Lothrop funeral for Selena Lothrop took place at the Fourth Ward meeting house with hymnody by Moa Mary Farley Orson Griffin and Mrs Pauline Martin. Patriarch E A Olson WW Toner C J Lindquist and Edward Saunders spoke. Grace West’s funeral is set for Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the Ninth Ward meeting house with Bishop W. O. Ridges presiding. Family members may view the remains at the family home 2057 Adams avenue this evening and tomorrow until services.
The fragment states that Ottoman Turks being a constant cause of hardship among Christian people in eastern Europe and Asia. It notes a minor claim that Turks are wholly disqualified to exercise authority over Christian peoples.
In a March 3 proposal Senator King Democrat Utah urged the Senate to back expulsion of the government of the Ottoman Turks from Constantinople and to oversee the creation of three independent states in the former empire under League of Nations supervision.
The National Farm Bureau federation plans a western and midwestern network to unify county and state farm bureaus in 28 states. Aimed at direct farmer referendums on public issues, the move seeks to improve marketing and distribution between farmers and consumers. The session critiques nonfarmer influence and supports a broader farmer-led platform amid inflation fears. Also notes authorities seizing 37 bottles of cognac from an Italian steamer during prohibition enforcement and shipboard disturbances.
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