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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
A Utah Agricultural College horticulturalist outlines hotbed setup using manure heat. Emphasizes clean beds, drainage, sun exposure, wind protection, and careful timing. describes wooden plank beds, pit placement, ash drainage, and venting for year round use.
Deaf team from the state school for the deaf completed a two state tour in Colorado and Wyoming. They played five varsity games, achieving several victories. The trip included visits to interesting sites in Denver such as government landmarks and garden areas.
Landscape Gardener Emil Sianson, instructor in Tani, leaves for Cedar City to design city park features in connection with a new hatch and increased traffic. Cedar Canyon is the main route to Zinn Canyon, with plans to entertain visitors in the area.
Cali'on J. J. Beurnmitt located at 2417 Hudson Avenue advertises selling Liberty Phones. The notice implies a sales offer or marketplace request in a neighborhood listing. Further details appear in the readable fragment of the local notice.
Narrative from a naval club recounts seafaring lore and the first of a series about ships and roaches aboard an unnamed vessel. The main boxing match ends in a draw between Murphy and Morrissey after a hard fought rounds. referee Glas declares a draw amid a tense late clash.
London March 4 Evening Standard reports the supreme council decides to permit Germany to float an internal loan. The move is viewed as easing pressure on Germany but feared as a weak and dangerous spot in Europe. The New York Times notes the plan could outweigh indemnity concerns.
March 4 reports the highest price per share in New York Exchange history for Atlanta Tea Building Company common stock at 1450 dollars. The prior record was 1060, set during the panic on March 9, 1901.
European premier says Europe is no longer a creditor but on the debit side of the ledger. He warns public order in Mimly is precarious and Italy must secure coat, foodstuffs, and husbanding energy to restore economy. He argues for normal relations with Italy and less imperial interference.
More than 3200 former soldiers sailors and marines have filed applications for farm land in Wyoming. Applications will be processed starting Friday. The North Platte project near Teerving ton comprises eighty units totaling 1000 acres.
Laredo Texas March 4 Gecuhi Braindon former Mexico City correspondent of the Angeles Times was expelled today from Mexico as a pernicious foreigner. He was escorted by two policemen to Nuevo Laredo and crossed the international bridge into Laredo.
An old newspaper fragment promotes fruit tree spraying with lime sulfur arsenate and black tent to protect crops. It mentions Grains Store at 332 24th St and hints at economy and social attitudes. The text includes mock proverbs and fragmented jokes about work, marriage, and propriety.
The article reports Jack Dempsey planning an exhibition boxing match with Keller in Ogden on a Friday night, recalling the 1919 era fame and a past notable bout. It notes Keller’s sparring role and public interest in a return to ring action.
J J Brummit of 2417 Hudson avenue pays top prices for Liberty Bonds. Havana to Havana revival of league announcements. Giants, Cubs, White Sox tied to upcoming games with native charge. Joe Bieleher defeats Don Ole in Wichita wrestling match. Sharkey and Moore clash in Philadelphia. Billy Willie and Letty Williams feature in Chicago area contracts. The piece blends sports results with local commentary on memory and social notes.
Los Angeles report says heavyweight champion Tacie Dempsey will fight Terry Keller of Ogden in a four round exhibition Friday night. Kedjns, Dempsey's manager, announced Keller’s record includes a draw with Joe Deckett, and a 21 round draw with Dempsey.
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