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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented report details BIC Men of America visiting Utah to address workers about the Interchurch World Movement. Notes include recent officer elections, refreshments, and various attendees and locations, with references to cooperative efforts and aims to raise funds for shared religious social action projects.
Special to She Blamed summarizes social notices from Mita City Idaho and Salt Lake City including visits, entertainments, and a three month vigil in California. It reports on a large Interchurch World Movement conference in Salt Lake City with state leaders, planned nationwide campaigns, a $336,777,000 objective, and prominent church figures. mentions weddings, dinners, and social gatherings, plus local travels and letters of recommendation.
Ogden statistics detail real estate transfers and public notices. Names, parcel descriptions, and values appear with multiple transactions including vacated lots and mapped streets, along with births and marriage licenses, spanning several local entities and individuals. The list includes property fragments, mortgage notes, and minor civic entries from early records.
A dubious clipping reports a man self-feeding due to rheumatism with repeated recommendations and various patent remedies. It mentions medical products, a Wesley Royal address, and prices, weaving a fragmented ad-like notice about remedies and health aids.
A garbled passage mentions legislators and intoxicating liquors, with unclear names and mixed phrases. The text references law abiding elites and makers, but details on persons, places, or actions are obscured. No coherent facts to confirm a specific event.
A fragmented historic clipping notes a proposed policy to raise women's wages in California. Text is garbled but references a state initiative, economic reform, and a public debate on wage equity. No clear names or dates are extractable from the readable portions.
Fragmented notes describe a divorce petition for Duchess Gonsfeld, details of residence at Clendeiin Castle and London, a divided life between spouses, and connections to Vanderbilts, Marlborough, and Blandford titles. The report mentions the couple having no children and lists relatives and associated estates.
The War Department urges regular army members to join the American Legion. A memorandum distributed to officers highlights the Legion as a key veteran organization and stresses its role in postwar civic activities. The dispatch notes the drive comes through military channels and emphasizes national service links.
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