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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
6
Lieutenant Colonel Bagster says high land costs threaten Ogden construction. The depot would require 37 storage facilities and related rail shops, but site choice hinges on land prices and compensation under budget limits. If costs spike, a different location may be sought.
Thomas Adams, housing and city planning adviser, visited Ogden today as the guest of the mayor, city commissioners, and city engineer. He travels through Washington, Idaho, Nevada, and California to gather data for future extensions of town planning in North America and to offer the bureau’s services for developing planned cities. Adams lives in Ottawa and lectures for the University of Ontario.
An educational meeting is scheduled for Tabernacle next Sunday evening. Hinde Lext Sinway and others urge all city residents to attend at 8 o'clock sharp to support the program and ensure the temple can proceed with the event. Admiral Shins is mentioned in context of the discussion and arrangements.
An Ogden city block in Gruafordaville Indiana is highlighted for nine boys who volunteered as wagon steers from the foundry and then played under a tutored wheel. The article names families and boys, noting the record as a remarkable local achievement within the community.
Severe sand storms sweep eastern Colorado with massive drifts and dust, damaging winter wheat and homes. Residents report ruined crops and property losses, while many dwellings suffer from shifting sands and wind-driven debris as authorities assess damages.
Snowstorm reports indicate Ogden experiences the heaviest snowfall of the season with significant accumulation across streets and neighborhoods. Meteorologists note strong winds and reduced visibility as crews work to clear main arteries and restore travel conditions.
A heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and many others for support during recent bereavement. The message acknowledges offerings and speakers at the service and signed by TAMU Re 1s and Beck Is Ray.
Salt Lake district board of education grants across the board pay increases for teachers. Beginning elementary and junior high staff receive 2909 minimum with annual increments toward a 3100 peak, while senior high salaries rise to 1200 minimum plus 160 yearly increases until 87800. Nine month teaching terms cap pay and bond funds support the boosts.
Utah Retail Association convenes at the Newhouse hotel in Salt Lake City on April 2 to gather retail coal merchants from Utah and Idaho. George Smith presides, John Farr of Ogden is vice president, and Jenon of Salt Lake is secretary-treasurer. The program includes opening remarks, policy discussions, producer relations, and regular order of business.
The case of Jann L. Wilson against Walker D. V. Hines director general of the State railroad administration seeks trial in district court before Judge A. W. Agee. It targets damages for a camload of beaches shipped to Idan Pails alleged delivered in poor condition. The matter will occupy court attention for two days.
The state charges An darew Manley and Andrew Stellar with conducting a gambling house in the city. Trial set in the district court before Judge A. F. Pat and a large witness list from police officials is expected, as court proceedings occupy most of today.
An interview with Dr. Gyris Adler cited by the American Jewish Relief committee describes Jews in eastern Europe facing hunger exposure cold and disease. A national campaign aims to raise 435 million to buy food and clothing for suffering Jews with state, county, and local headquarters organized across Utah.
Application for planting around the Stinidaka Idaho project by Barry Ibbie United States reclamation service project manager has been granted. Between May 1 and 15 shipments of 600 Norway spruce 500 Lye spruce 200 yellow pine 200 western white pine and small quantities of long leaf pine to Rupert will be made to support the Minidoka program now making progress through careful planting and attention.
Helsinki dispatch reports Finnish forces ordered to evacuate Soutiaers north of Lake Ladoga and fall back about four northwest toward Poramaergi after severe fighting with Bolsheviks. Official Finnish general staff statement confirms the setback in yesterday's action.
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