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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
9
Service or notice fragment appears to request contact for the Iuvetription and Advertising Department with a phone number 58. Details are incomplete but imply a hotline or inquiry line. No dates, names, or locations are provided to expand.
Random references recount the wedding of popular dancing master Jude in Ogden to Mrs Cneveth of Montana and note various local affairs. The blotchy clippings mention a crop inspector visit, county irrigation campaigning, a birth, a departing group returning to Portugal, and upcoming dances at the Seconds Ward hall amid community notices and small ads.
March 29 Berkeley report on David P Barrows inauguration at the University of California and J George Gudmansen stepping in as president. Mentions Wis 2th street studio and a legal encounter before Judge Agee. Records Forest Service receipts and census questionnaire mailings. Estate dispute details noted with district court proceedings before Judge Pratt.
Attorneys report the Hansen Livestock and Feeding Company assigns assets to creditors under a plan to wind up affairs. J B Pierce, Charles Ziemer and O N M Runyon named as assignees. Inventory shows a deficit of about 94,418 with many debts forecast as bad. A Portland rattledriven firm holds 350,000 due secured by mortgages on Hansen property.
Theda Bara stars in La Belle Russe at the Lyceum theater, with showings scheduled for tomorrow and Thursday. The performance promises dramatic intrigue and Bara’s signature screen presence.
Local society columns note meetings of the Bushy lid Sisters and Daughters of the Pioneer, with contact details for hostess homes and times. Philathea Glass is hosted by Mrs. Roberts, and a Fifth Ward musical lecture event features Ozcar Kirkham and Karl Hopkins in an educational drive observance.
Allen E Barker resigns as grand president of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Locals. The resignation, Barker said, was accepted by the grand lodge officers at Harrisburg.
Special meeting announced by Trades and Labor Assn to be held in Hage Hall Grant Avenue Thuyader on March 23 at o'clock. The speakers will outline plans for a Mitre industrial and civic action. Attendees, including men and women, are invited to participate.
A Philadelphia dispatch reports Delaware lawmakers failed to ratify the suffrage amendment in a special session. If no action occurs, women in Delaware may be barred from voting in upcoming presidential primaries and elections, with only thirty-five states having ratified the measure.
Attorney W. AL Reeder outlines a reform agenda focusing on universal youth education, ending minor tobacco use, preserving childhood well being, expanding high school and higher education access, and improving public schooling with state and county cooperation. He stresses practical steps for better teacher training, school facilities, and career preparation.
City commissioners heard opposition to a new paved district plan costing about 122,001.53 with bids from Mavan Paving. Citizens voiced concerns and asked to submit petitions through the mayor, as the project would cover Jefferson to Grant and Grant to Monroe avenues plus adjacent blocks, with work potentially deferred after another session.
The notice lists sixteen local men from Moffitt Avenue between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets who went overseas in the recent war. Among them are Davi D. Donaldson, Tah Vow eltwon, and others. several were wounded and others reported as severely injured. The item mentions family connections to the Keyes, NuChive, Swartiwalte, and ligiebautien homes, with references to local households.
Ogden statistics list multiple real estate transfers including Michel Malouf and wife toad Caratenzon for $12,200 in section 21 township 6 north range southwest. Eliza Mowell to Pearl Shiplett, lots in South Forty-Four etc. Marriage licenses for Baltaell Summer and Ela Mae Bollen plus Lawrenceville and Butte couples. Building permits show a $1400 brick residence on Jefferson Avenue and two additional structures on Twenty fifth Street.
Reported robbery at the First National Bank in Layton occurred early yesterday morning. Thieves seized gold currency and valuables including Liberty bonds and stamps, totaling about 4407 dollars with hundreds in gold and currency also missing.
Ogden officers press for state armory approval as hearings near a decision. Officials including Marion Bennion and General Fred Jorgensen push for plans to raise a motorized hospital corps and staff the facility, with a late week ruling anticipated.
The Fifth Ward defeated the Fourth Ward 28 to 10 in a lively evening game. It was the FW Re team’s last match of the year, closing with a 15 game winning streak and a strong closing stretch led by players including Shreeve and Weaver.
The report records Lodge and Smdot opposing a new government bureau amid budget talks. Republicans attack the proposal while Democrats warn of costs and management issues, with senators discussing defense funding and agricultural scrutiny.
Mary Covington Mosk died at home after a long illness on June 2, 1845, leaving a large family and surviving husband Aaron Y. Rows. Funeral services will be at the Second Ward chapel Wednesday at 12:20, with burial at Ogden cemetery. Survivors include four children and several siblings.
Mise Rubton reports from March 23 that Mrs Eniille Haleps of New York seeks the right to letters in a case involving the Christian Sclare church and the Blaine Publishing Society. Trustees dispute authority, with Edwin A. Kenuthoff opposing by alleging by laws were abolished. Governor John Leates notes neutrality while preserving option to define stance.
At the weekly Tatars chth meeting held at the Weber club principal Speiker, educational expert to the International Harvester company, spoke on the value of boys and the aims of the state educational canoalen. Final arrangements for the delegation to the district conference at Baler Ida March 26 were made and the hope was expressed that one conclusion feared by the meetings would be the election of Ralph Bristol's president of the Alateict.
Indianaplis report states 125 coal operators from Tinton Ind together with 322 coal operators and miners surrendered to the U S marshal in Indianapolis on a federal conspiracy charge involving violations of criminal law. Bail of 10 000 was provided.
SAN AUGUSTINE Tex March 23 Two thousand persons to say say John Wood Price a daily ... weaver was hanged on the public square here following his conviction in the murder of John Kennedy a farmer There was administration
ROMP March 23. Premier Nitti announced at a banquet that press censorship will be abolished throughout Italy. Censorship ends by agreement with newspapers not to publish false or needlessly alarming news. The report hints at political debate but offers no firm timetable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a reward of 100 dollars for a catarrh related disease, with many garbled words. The readable parts reference a local claim or notice about a reward and a place named Sharon, Burracee, and Bat Wevegys, but key details are unreadable. The item lacks coherent facts to form a solid news card.
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