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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
6
A fragmentary review notes Farnuny in a musical program at the Ogden Theatre. The piece contrasts tender, emotional moments with dramatic impact and highlights his performance. Admission details and nearby businesses are briefly listed.
A fragmented poem-like meditation explores memory sorrow and guilt through turbulent images. The speaker recalls past tears heaviness of burden and a journey toward vague insight while addressing an unseen reader with archaic cadence and scattered lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes for Ogden Chapter No 2 Poval Arch Masons. Mentions meetings on Monday and Tuesday, refers to officers and degree work, and lists an office or individual initials. Lacks clear dates, purposes, or outcomes.
Notice regarding storage of goats on an unspecified property. The text references a storage issue with a company and a partial contact entry, indicating a formal notice to interested parties without clear names or dates. The fragmentary OCR lacks precise details but signals administrative action.
Our dear friends express heartfelt gratitude for the kindness and empathy shown during our sorrow. We extend warm thanks from the family to all who offered help and support through this difficult time.
Officials of the Amalgamated Sugar Company deny a news report alleging changes to Utah and Lesho heat contracts. They say beets in Idaho pay 912.4 per ton with bonuses when sugar prices rise, while Utah growers receive 72 dollars per ton for beets with a bonus tied to sugar content. The company cites differences in sugar content and contract terms as the cause. Few Weber or Cool counties farmers weigh contracts this year according to company fields reports.
Six grade boys face possible arrest after a serious mischief incident at Inanyor Park. Officers report damage and disruption affecting several nearby areas as authorities investigate the event and await further details from witnesses and the park staff.
Former Ogdenite W. W. Giles prints a new paper in Washington Park, detailing editorials and progress notes. The notice notes contributors may publish items of interest while avoiding dances and church affairs, with advertising as a publication charge.
Beltzer Fitzabeth Jane Beltzer 83 of Ogden died suddenly at home yesterday. She was born January 11 IBM in Indiana and was survived by Henry Beltzer and a daughter Mia Ida Lin. Funeral arrangements pending at Kirkendale chapel. Halewaga Thivahan Hareiwara obituary follows. JENICINS Ceant Moeneh Jenkins obituary listed residence in Pai City with surviving kin and parents noted.
Funeral and funeral related notices detail services for multiple individuals in Hyde and surrounding areas. Names include Horna, Lom Hie, and Elsie, with services led by bishops and ministers. Also noted are injuries in a ninth ward meeting and multiple burial details with cemetery and speaker lists.
Fragmentary text references continued representation in the United States and mentions being elected. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
Fragmented OCR note reports marriage licenses for Yarner Mooney and Theresa A Rewen of Ogden, plus multiple real estate transfers including J Stilwell to Globe train and DeYoung to William 41 with various parcel descriptions and values. Names and places are unclear. details appear garbled.
A district court counterclaim was filed by the husband in a divorce case brought by Lak Brummitt. The document alleges cruelty and misconduct, naming James Brummitt and others, with assertions about the couple’s home and settlement. The filing occurred yesterday afternoon in the district court.
In Grand Rapids on March 20, sentences were pronounced for convicted men. Banatar Newberry and others received two years in Leavenworth and fines from 5,000 to 19,000 dollars. Several defendants got one year to one year and six months, with varying fines. Colin S. Newberry was fined 10,000 dollars as the senator announced the decision.
In San Francisco on March 20, heavyweight champion Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns pleaded not guilty before Judge Robert S. Bean to conspiracy charges involving evading the draft law. Their preliminary bonds were set for April 3 with Dempsey and Kearns posting $1000 each. A federal indictment alleges Dempsey aided in evading the draft, while another count charges him with draft act evasion.
$100 reward offered as a sensational claim for Tall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad asserts internal use cures catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces, promising health improvement. Includes promised free sample and company contact in Ohio.
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