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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
2
Ogden Utah file line notes second class matter and postal handling details are recorded. ROTABLIGHED 1670 appears as a stamp or code related to filing or distribution.
A clipped notice states subscription rates and credit use guidelines for the Associated Press. It emphasizes republication rights and official credit for material provided, noting exclusivity for credited content and proper attribution.
Old timers at the Mine observe growing demand for office rooms as the David Eccles and Colonel Ludson buildings fill. Plans to add basement and other offices emerge to accommodate 28 doctors and dentists, with further expansion expected for the nearby facility.
State superintendent G N Child toured Weber county during the Windham school dedication and stated that with per capita school valuations around 4904 to 5273 in 1915 the county has built a fine, bond-free school system, a notable example to other districts.
State Superintendent G N Child praised Weber county schools during a visit noting thirty two buildings with heat and essential facilities. He credited bonded funding and district leadership for new buildings and improvements while highlighting ongoing trusteeship tensions and a musicians union standoff in Boston.
Farmers express widespread discontent over prices paid for crops and the cost of farm implements groceries and clothing for their families They argue wage levels for farm labor are too high compared with city wages and fear reduced production if they cannot hire help The piece notes competition from city workers and emphasizes the need to keep farms efficient and productive to avoid crop shortages.
Open letters in Ogden papers highlight the Children's Art Society and a wider push for child welfare. The United States Children's Bureau reports 11 million words of guidance across about 18,000 communities, with committees in states planning continued child welfare work and standards for maternity and infancy care, cradle to school ages, and protections for children born out of wedlock.
Brief report notes discord within the Boston Symphony Orchestra as conductor Carl Muck refuses to allow the music group to perform the Star-Spangled Banner. Muck is ousted and interned, trustees seek a new director while several German musicians quit and their replacements are sought.
Villa in command of bandits who held up the northbound passenger train near Corralitas. Thirty three persons killed and several held for ransom, including an American, according to passengers reaching Chituahwa City today.
Robert Cushman Murphy, curator at the Brooklyn Museum, returns from six months in South America with photographs and data on Peru. He notes abundant fish including bonita and anchoveta, vast seabird colonies, and guano deposits on islands like Chincha and Lobos. He cites the Humboldt Current as driving rich marine life and urges conservation and better shipping practices to protect the resource.
A reader from Chicago recounts years of pain in the sides and hips and praise for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites personal relief after trying the remedy and grants permission to publish her letter to help other women seek information and treatment. The missive notes the product is plant based, free of narcotics or harmful drugs, and invites inquiries for guidance.
The Orpheum presents the final performance of Piff Peff Pauf tonight at 8 15 cur tain time set to 8 15. The show closes as audiences are invited to attend the last bow and curtain call.
White Russia delegates are expected at a peace conference as tensions rise on the Polish northeastern front. Reports say many White Russians have been detained in Vilna and Minsk as revolutions favor representation in the Wartime talks.
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Superintendent Maret Haney Gardner of Woodlawn Copper and minor Fred Hanson died Saturday in a snowslide in Collanweed canyon north of Salt Lake. The tragedy was reported here with details scarce.
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