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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
3
Governor Simon Bamberger declares Forest Protection Week May 23 to 29 with focus on public awareness of forests and natural resources. Salt Lake offices note over $200,000 spent to combat forest fires in mountain country. L F Kneipp cites efforts.
Fragmentary ad style notice references an offer and a station in New York City. The garbled text mentions KA or IL and a request to accept a substitute or replacement. It hints at a corporate or legal notice involving Korein Co and Station F in New York City.
Weber Normal College announces three winners Ruth Seoweral Mark Jones and Clarence Brown from its program Winners will compete against Miree Ogden and Wright High School students Thursday at the Opdlete tabernache under the Auspices of the Sons of the American Revolution
At the Astostas Ir snation and Sunshine Co meeting, officers were elected including Mogh Holdaway as manager, L. Huish as president, J. Vravy as vice president, Thomas W. Jensen as secretary treasurer, and John Genta as director. The firm carries on from Oma Cleanser and Manufacturing Co.
Ogden Genealogical Society plans an excursion to the Salt Lake temple on March 25. Members invite interested persons to join, with full particulars available from Thomas Clark at Summerlin Street Washington Avenue East Twenty‑Sixth Street.
A regular meeting of the Ds den 'Meales and faker Aesertiy last night endorsed the movement to secure a weekly half-holiday for clerk employees. Arrangements were made to meet Thursday to plan the political program of the American Federation of Labor and its support for candidates aligned with labor interests.
Ivey arrived in Ogden to confer with Pettigren county crops inspector and W P Thomas county agricultural agent about a plan to eradicate ground squirrels. Thomas stated a extensive campaign will be pursued.
Weber county dairymen plan a meeting Wednesday at 3 at the county farm office to discuss improving milk supply. The gathering aims to coordinate efforts among local producers and address supply concerns.
William H Taft plans city improvements and sewer system extension for Turley Ida Forest Service bulletin notes his former role as assistant ranger and clarifies he is the former president of the United States, based on a garbled source.
Ogden residents report widespread use of Asbestolate as a heat resistant furniture and building material. The Asbestolate Products Co invites inquiries via phone numbers 1416-W and 2629-2526, emphasizing a promising future for a permanent construction material.
Washington dispatch reports revival of the idea of reuniting the Central American republics into one nation. Guatemala shows active support through Cabrera and other leaders, while Honduras favors the union. Nicaragua opposes, Costa Rica is favorable.
A Polish government telegraph news agency report cites Soviet newspapers stating Russia needs thirty-two Pilon rubles in geld to restore itself. The brief item adds a stray, unclear comment about a question for Nana Tanger and a passing remark on Webbe wine guiding men.
Southern Pacific plans enlarging telegraph work spaces at the Union Depot by converting current Union Pacific claim agent offices into a fully equipped “Licker” room. The UP claim agent will move to a separate suite as part of the changes announced by Superintendent Be of the Ogden Union Station and Depot company.
Chile replies to the U S note urging denoucing actions to prevent a conflict between Peru and Bolivia. Santiago dispatches say Chile seeks only peace and confidence that Bolivia will honor its duties to foreign residents within its territory. The Peruvian chargé d’affaires notes official dispatches imply a reduced likelihood of a serious clash in the region.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bear O3L for HAIR and references to trade, units, and locations including Britain and Ireland. The surviving content is unclear but suggests an advertisement or product listing with partial terms and scattered place names.
New York March 29 1949 US ships to be rented within the next month carrying flour for needy Europeans also to be Soviet arks, according to a wartime administration memo here today. More than 40 Russians Finns and Poles from across the country will depart aboard ships likely to be released from confinement by the authorities. The departures will include many who were arrested during the wartime period.
An old advertisement piece urges sending name and address to a Chicago firm to receive a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar and other products. It promotes cures for coughs colds croup constipation and headaches alongside herbal remedies and cathartics. The text is a fragmented ad snippet with garbled spellings.
About 30 enlisted men from the United States Navy stationed at the morale aviation unit will depart for London within days to train on the English dirigible Kenan precursor to a transatlantic flight. Navy headquarters announced the plan, noting sister ship to MeROE.
Calf Meal offers a calf milk substitute claim that preserves calf growth while cutting costs. The pitch asserts that one pound of calf meal yields a full gallon of milk substitute with nutritive value, and that current market milk prices make the substitute financially advantageous. The message lists several distributors and retailers backing the product.
General Leonard Wood's name is listed on the Montana presidential preferential primary ballot in late April. Fletcher Maddox of Great Falls, a former attorney general during the Taft administration, said petitions to place the general's name on the ballot are being mailed to Republican organizations statewide from Helena and will be filed soon.
J. E. Scoll of the national forest service, with offices in Ogden, has departed for San Francisco to arrange an extensive fire prevention campaign to be carried out in all western forests during the coming year. He will be on the west coast for two weeks to coordinate cooperation with Pacific coast forest officials and intermediates.
Georges Carpentier arrives in New York amid fanfare from sports enthusiasts and French delegations. The heavyweight Boxer, who served France in the war, is greeted warmly with plans for several days of entertainment before a Pacific coast trip.
An official report states the Panama Canal is closed due to landslides in the Cnearagha area, halting traffic for two ships. Dredges are speeding to remove debris and restore safe passage for vessels through the waterway.
A fragmentary item reports that Franklin D. Roosevelt era figures and a government official connected to Hoover faced changes. A separate note mentions a burglary case in Nebraska with thieves stealing whisky and pint quantities, while a playful wartime reference hints at shifts in public life and security.
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