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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
6
Our firm denies any possibility of rival shops offering better meat and grocery prices. We are confident in maintaining our reputation for honest pricing and consistent value, noting only a few customers ever switch to challengers and then return to Skaggs.
Experimental stage Skaggs' cash and carry methods are presented as originators of economical food distribution. The ad touts plain honest dealings, low prices, loyal customers, and a large stock of beef with specific prices per cut. It urges shoppers to visit Skaggs' stores for genuine savings over credit.
The F. W. R. basketball team won their eleventh straight last evening, defeating Third Ward 34 to 20. Lineups listed include P. WwW R and Sbrives among others.
Weaver Thuidelt emerges as the standout figure in the conical competition, drawing attention from spectators and judges alike as the highlight of the event.
Montesano Wash December jury selection began in the trial of ten alleged I W W members charged with the murder of Warren C Grimm. The jurors elected a foreman and began deliberations after hearing the opening statements before noon.
A roll of honor lists six thousand landlords named by tenants amid rent issues in Ogden. The report cites Mrs. W.O. Stanley and others, including Mrs. C. I. Berringer and Mrs. Owen Nervelt, as trustees and nominators. Names like Axel Lindstrom and Mae J. Casey appear among residents noting absentee landlords and non profit properties. The item discusses rent pressure, tenant actions, and landlord responses with community letters and notices.
The Pantages theater offers a vaudeville program trimmed by grand opera. The Quartachians perform a six‑piece number, with three couples in a lively display earning applause. Heantifal young performers, beloved by audiences, and a charming Hab dasheyy act are highlighted. Lieut Harrington and others contribute to a varied bill that keeps crowds entertained with wholesome, well‑paced acts.
A man was arrested after an afternoon patrol found a gallon jar containing liquor in a room at a local residence. The warrant had been issued for Janette Wilson, and the suspect was released on bail after oath.
Leader Hale of the reconcilable faction proposes amending the senate bill to clarify scope. He seeks wording to include controversies involving family or political independents, defining how the United States would intervene in international disputes.
Art students from brinet pat schuals and colleges of Oden vie in a label design contest by John Scowcroft & Sons for products such as Wine Pine brakes of coffees and teas. Designs will be used on packaging manufactured at the companys Jarzed plant.
Ogden welcomes a new industry as Ashestolate Products Company introduces Givath Aghestolate, a heat and cold conductor claimed as a permanent building material. Local workers anticipate growth and many residents report fitting their Hones with the product, signaling strong confidence in the venture.
Arrests last night by Chief Detective Robert Burk and C W Chase charged Harry Edwards James D Bausher Leo T Slayton O J Reed and John Heavy with gambling at the Reed hotel pool rooms. Chase bail set at 200 Brown released on own recognizance. others bail at 50. Attorney Helverson represented the West in city court and plea of not guilty was entered with further arraignment set for Thursday.
City commissioners this morning unanimously adopted the city budget. Auditor A. F Largan presented the full plan as Commissioners Miggacemeyer and Ward seconded the motion. The action follows diligent review of municipal spending and revenue projections.
Mrs Lizzie Carsill and her son Leroy All appear with attorney Cher as city officials question alleged immoral activities at a rooming house run in Ogden for 96 years. She denies wrongdoing and claims only a single prior issue, with the hearing adjourned to Wednesday morning.
A Sun era report describes decorative use of pine boughs bearing acorns as a striking display. Forest service staff at Tecal headquarters weigh public opinion on climate and the appealing scene, with speculation about pine youths bearing potential oaks and references to Luther Buchank and J B Scott.
Major Evan W. Kelly, head of fire prevention for the forest service, arrived in Ogden for an allotment conference led by Assistant Fort Roy Hextiles. He traveled from Washington with Mr. Weadsey, then headed to Denver where illness paused his journey before continuing to Portland, Oregon.
Stockmen push for federal management of public grazing lands. T. B. Dimenats, secretary of the United reckarem's avanca tion for federal control, is in Washington, per forest service info from Mackay Idaho. Secretary Dillingham reports that a federal approach is favored.
Fragmentary item notes a proposal to add 07 960 acres or units to Lemhi Forest, with a favorable public lands comment and approval by a press office or official likely discussing public lands policy and forest expansion.
A poem by Walt Mason satirizes a smooth talking crook in a quiet country village who promises rich returns and ten percent gains. The piece depicts anger, lynching fears, and wary bankers as the swindler’s scheme collapses, leaving villagers wary of financial promises.
Funeral services for Rosa May Soderquist wife of Til Soderquist are scheduled for next Wednesday at 2 PM in the Eighth Ward church with Bishop W W Rawson officiating. Her home at 428 Crusy Street will be open Friday through Tuesday and until the service hour. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Maddock.
Lawrence Maddock Becket and Joseph Beckett are named in obituaries. Becket, formerly of Ogden, died in Klomech trouble. survived by wife and three daughters, five sisters and one brother. funeral Monday at Ogden City Cemetery. E J Wherry died in Oakland. services at his son W. Wherry’s home, with burial at Salt Lake. body expected in Ogden tomorrow evening.
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