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A short local Erie story from The Standard notes assignments and community events reported by Associated Press writers and local staff, with standard republication rights and credited sources.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
2
A short local Erie story from The Standard notes assignments and community events reported by Associated Press writers and local staff, with standard republication rights and credited sources.
A wounded soldier in an overseas hospital complained parents about neglect by medical officers, sparking an investigation. He later said no medicine was given because doctors focused on diet, air, and exercise, a method critics deem insufficient. national bills seek compulsory physical examinations and health education for ages 6 to 18, backed by experts.
Weber County plans to expand dairy wealth by letting county youths buy high quality dairy stock with bank support and Utah State Agricultural College guidance. An agent will travel east to select calves about 16 months old, to be bred in Weber County once delivered.
During high prices Karo Blue Label is promoted as a versatile, economical sweetener for pancakes breads jams and desserts. Advertisers urge use in stews dried fruit candied sweet potatoes muffins puddings and even homemade candy, claiming strong demand and low cost compared to store candy.
Congress members faced implied blacklisting threats over votes on financial relief for ex soldiers as the AFL announced efforts to influence re election. The piece argues lawmakers should vote by judgment, not party or faction pressure, and discusses fears of a two year term limit and political influence from interest groups. It also notes a wartime shift to American surgical instrument growth and potential German competition harming U S industry.
Federal agents arrest Charles H. Bickart, president of National Fruit Products, in New Haven area. Officials say he faces charges over alleged tax fraud related to spirits. Case involves a demand for $171,000 in taxes and distillation activities.
Assistant U S Attorney Cohen issued a warrant for Bickhart’s arrest after a telegram from a Memphis federal officer alleging involvement in a fraudulent income tax refund scheme. The case centers on a claimed 20 6 million income from the National Trust, disputed by the government.
Local ad by J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson offers to buy Liberty Bonds at high prices. Contact via phone 59 for bond sales inquiries.
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