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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
2
The Standars enters as second class matter at the post office centering on 170 The Standars notes an audit by the Bureau of Crime and Associated Press subscription rate remains one dollar per issue The Independent Newspaper includes local matter and republication restrictions for Associated Press material
The article discusses Minnesota primaries and the rise of Herbert Hoover in the Republican scene. It notes internal party worry over Hoover’s potential candidacy, with Democrats fearing a Republican victory and Republicans fearing Hoover’s nomination. It highlights how party leaders question public interest and the selection process shaped by district dynamics.
A partisan discussion on proposed legislation seeks to place Utah at the forefront of public schooling. Proponents tout reforms to standardize and raise school quality nationwide. Critics question feasibility and cost amid mixed implementation reports.
A discussion urges extending supervision over twelve months of schooling to improve public school education. It advocates employing teachers to direct new methods, extending access for non attending students, and promoting Americanization of youth through business, agriculture, and civic education. The note emphasizes avoiding denial of education due to housing or economic hardship and urges lawful, equitable implementation.
The article recounts St Patrick's Day customs and the wearing of the green, noting celebrations and a historical figure tied to Ireland. It mentions a remarkable voyage, including capture in England and exile in North Ulster, with a later return to Ireland and reflections on Irish heathen and faith.
The text offers a garbled blend of references to popular songs, jazz tunes, and civic themes. It hints at political mobilization and public discourse, mentioning citizens and campaigns while obscuring specifics. The readable portions suggest a periodical mix of culture and civic life.
The Monitor reports writer Ed ward Rose received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to possessing opium for two years. He claimed he used drugs and wrote songs like The Walked Night in Turned Around and Walked Night Out Again and others found on weapons. Public interest grows in music promotion amid Aquarium debate and consumer attitudes.
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor expresses a cautious stance toward the American Legion in aNeedles article captured by the Nugent. He notes no AFL declaration but supports conference with Legion leaders and emphasizes not holding the entire Legion responsible for actions of a few members.
Washington reports the Surgeon General warns that low pay depletes the health service, leaving 12 000 discharged soldiers sailors and marines in care with insufficient medical personnel. He cites shortages of doctors nurses and specialists and notes 10 percent of officers have resigned. The statement accompanies Senate Foreign Relations hearings on Colbys eligibility to head State.
Fire of unknown origin swept Pendleton Oregon March 17 destroying a milky lad of lumber at Dale Faeger Cimber Co yard valued at 520000. The HAI Ring store and nearby buildings were damaged. Volunteers from westerning ton and Stanfield rushed to aid as Boardman fire brigades joined.
Washington March 17 Bainbridge Colby the President Wilson nominee for secretary of state appeared before the Senate committee for confirmation. He accepted the invitation to testify Thursday amid questions on policy and credentials.
Advert says thin, weak people can gain flesh and strength with Blood-Iron Phosphate. Claims rapid sleep improvement and nerve steadiness, with a three week, $1.60 treatment. Marketed by ABR Meintyre Drug Co and other druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
Neuralgic pains and headaches relief touted by Hamlin Wizard Oil as a safe tonic for tortured nerves and quick healing. Claims antiseptic protection for bruises cuts burns and assorted ailments with additional use for stiff neck frostbite and canker sores. Sold by druggists for 20 cents with money back guarantee if not satisfied. Also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills at 30 cents with guarantee.
Washington March 17 in a personal appeal sent to bank heads was urged cooperation of bankers in the Treasury Savings movement. The secretary said national prosperity rests on thrift economy and saving and urged bankers to support distributions of profit and Savings stamps and certificates through an effective and practical promotion plan.
An old advertisement touts Uyomel and Myomnel inhalers for sore throat catarrh croup and coughs with claims of relief in two minutes. It promises a complete outfit from Morley Drug Co and money back guarantees with lifetime Myomnel inhaler and affordable refills from druggists.
Washington reports the horse market is unsettled as a new agricultural study debates livestock trends. A government export survey highlights volatility in demand for farm goods, signaling uncertain prospects for breeders and traders amid evolving policy.
Farmers nationwide increasingly own motor trucks and passenger cars with trailers. Introduction of trucks allows increased hauling and a shift away from horse power, with horse numbers peaking in 1914 and then steadily declining. January figures show 21,109,000 horses remain, down 2,724,000 from a year earlier. Demand has been strongest in the south.
An advertisement offers Zemo to treat eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It claims instant relief from itching and healing, noting the liquid is non greasy and easily applied. The Rose Co. of Cleveland markets it at 5 8 cents or 1 00 for extra large bottle.
Spokane Washington reports a construction crew unearthed giant animal bones near the Penawawa on the Sauwe river. WW MG Fink of Penawawa says the skull measured about one and a half years in width between the eye sockets, tusks extend inches from the base, teeth four to five miles across. Only the fore quarters were found. experts expect efforts to recover the full skeleton.
Logs obstruct the Willamette River at Kelao halting fish boats and raising freight costs. The obstruction delays brining and market delivery, threatening the salmon run and river commerce as crews reroute to clear the blockage and resume passage.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising rich fadeless color for wool silk cotton and mixed fabrics. It asserts easy directions and guarantees no mistakes with the dye kits, suitable for dresses blouses stockings skirts coats feathers and draperies.
ANNAPOLIS Md March 17 over cor Ritchie took an open stand for passage of legislative authority to the manufacture and sale of beer elder and light wines in Maryland He said the messages endorse the Jones bill to organize 3 percent beverages and support the wet program as it would be enacted in Maryland Speaker Tidings announced a five member committee to investigate the anti prohibition league A Talbot county petition from the Anti Prohibitionist Restpite asked for an investigation of the anti action league earlier in the period This excerpt reflects the public debate on liquor legislation in the state capital with officials referencing supporting bills and ongoing investigations by the legislature.
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