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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
5
The itemized notes report spring baseball from Sioux City with players arriving late March, boxing results from Salt Lake City and Detroit, a cycling team selection for Antwerp, and various track and bowling results across Kalamazoo, Trenton, and other locales. It highlights amateur and professional bouts, college matches, and upcoming meets, reflecting a busy March sports scene nationwide.
A complaint filed in Rigby Idaho alleges mismanagement by officers of the Beet Growers' Sugar Company led by Ex Governor James J. Frawley, with Goodwin and Gabby cited for concealment of assets and improper actions harming stockholders. The suit targets the company and its officers Hawley, Goodwin, and Gabber for alleged control by a minority and resulting solvency risk.
A letter from Annie Davison of 2080 Myrtle St Lone Beach California praises Foley's Money and Tar for a restful sleep and relief from harsh coughing. The ad claims honey and tar ease wheezing and sore throats while promoting a durable healing coating for irritated surfaces. An A. R. McIntyre Drug Co advertisement accompanies the testimonial.
Harold Lloyd and George Walsh assume management of the Ogden theater. The duo present Harold Lloyd's 8100,000 two reel comedy impinging into Broadway. The film features a daring scene where the heroine escapes a beastlike captor by leaping from a rig into the water seven feet below.
Brigham City report states Alaleldako Sugar aims to erect a mill at Honeyville with William Edwards, former Dyer Construction, now Utul-Tolano Sugar chief merchant, gathering crew for installation. plan includes Whitewall, Montana site. Helena bans sale of ripe olives and related preparations in containers following botulism deaths in Java, Montana.
The Recruiting Sergeant outlines Army branch options offering specialized training. Infantry, Cavalry, Field Artillery, Engineers, Coast Artillery, Air Service and Balloon Corps promise outdoor life, technical skills, and future opportunities, stressing training and camaraderie for young men.
A fragmented, archaic narration recalls meal monotony and hunger from a bygone season. Vivid imagery contrasts dinners past with present weariness as a dame, knives, and menus drift through liminal memories. The prose wanders through culinary nostalgia and peculiar snippets.
Ville Tilth will provide the Engar Company with three large mills in the Bear River valley. The factory is planned to be ready for operation by this fall. Charles Bay stars in a Western titled Playing the Game at the Cozy today.
A comic vignette describes a man climbing a front roof with a rope and board, teetering above a yard as neighbors comment on the danger. The narrator and another character react with humor and concern as the improvised act unfolds and ends abruptly.
An overcoat smouldering in the back room at The Long Shop on Twenty-fifth Street prompted a fire department visit. The blaze caused no damage beyond the coat, and no injuries were reported.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a bold, determined individual at Giteswell apartment portal. Mentions Tremy Summers, Fidrey Winters, and Roshaw in a confusing sequence likely recounting a dramatic event. The narrative lacks clear chronology or complete names.
Family members Mills Newell Muller express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support during the death of their husband and father. They especially thank the singers and speakers for kindness and offerings and request continued remembrance of the good friends. Signed Mas Mills Newell Mills Ef Muller.
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