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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
5
A three year old wandered from a south Lincoln street and encountered a Bambereer switchman near Grant Avenue. The boy, called Dab ple by the man, resisted going home and told the man to “don’t get heavy” after a playful shove as they walked toward the boxcar. The man knew the home street but not the route, guiding the child home.
The Local 46 Tenmalern and Chauffeurs union approves a new wage scale with per day and per ton rates for Teamsters, hauling sand and gravel, screened sand, coal, and related work. The schedule, effective for all members, sets daily and by load pay, specifies truck rates, and defines overtime and holiday pay.
A county dairy meeting led by T. Powell and W. P. Thomas is planned for this afternoon in the federal building to organize a county wide push for better market milk. John Fell, city dairy inspector, and other officials will discuss plans, including an extensive educational campaign for farmers to improve dairy conditions.
Whitaker the architect today was taken to the U S hospital in Salt Lake for treatment of an ailment physicians liken to a strain from which he is recovering. A long period of observation is expected with good results hoped. Whitaker's daughter is a nurse at the hospital.
Edward Ball of Route 3 Lox 8 Duluth Miwa recounts relief from stomach trouble rheumatism and leg pain after taking Vinata. He credits improved appetite and energy to daily use and recommends the product to others, noting his health has stayed strong for four years. Advertisement notes Ogdenvy A Ref Metntyre Wiig Co. sells Vinata.
A fragmentary report from Salt Lake City and neighboring towns praises Pi Patt Poul for a musical comedy, calling it the best entertainment of its kind. The Salt Lake Tribune critic notes real merit in the production and urges reservations to see the show in Salt Lake.
Troop 23 of Roy Segura presents two playlets titled A Midsummer Night's Dream and Samp. and "A Mids eulanior Night's Dreasu" at the Ninth Ward meeting house on March 25 and 26. The boys arranged the pieces as a typical excursion, with a comic sea scene and sketches reflecting local life and morals.
The Carry On minstrel club, an organization of veterans disabled in war, will perform at the Orpheum theatre on an April date announced by manager Joe Goss. Thirty-eight ex-service men form the group, with colorful acts and a jazz number, billed as a standout production featuring trained members and a notable act lineup.
Chicago March 24 investigation into rumors of a corn market corner began with United States Division Clyne summoning Chicago Board of Trade members. Reports say brokers lobbied to lift daily demand limits to 250,000 bushels while the Senate is asked to probe the alleged role of a company in cornering the market.
USAGH CITY Kan March 24 William Aten Whit of Emporia and Will Dalton of StarEY were chosen as delegates to the Republican national convention by the fourth district Republican convention held here today. Harry Taylor of Woibaninzes county and vd. T. Thyzey of Linden were chosen alternates.
Ray Ward commissioner of public safety and Dr J M Elliott Calgary inspector discuss locating a necessary dumping ground for debris to be cleared during the Clean Up campaign. Campaign dates depend on ground locations. Salt Lake starts next Monday, Ogden possible a week later.
Society notes report Abrahwn Lincoln No 2 Ladies of the GA R plan a 2:30 Thursday meeting prompt for initiation. Also guests at W S O'Brien home include Frank Kinney en route to Twin Falls after California visit. Touring California details and local visiting notes. Jewish relief fund contributions noted along with upcoming meetings of Methodist and Episcopal groups.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. Tee Miller’s home, 852 Twenty-fourth Street. Mrs. Dorothy Griffin will assist as hostess. All ladies of the church and interested individuals are invited to attend.
Arrangements detailed for the General Federation of Women's Clubs intermountain convention to be held in Salt Lake City on April 6 and 7. The program lists meetings, luncheons, music, and elections with delegates from Montana and Utah presiding, plus invitations to all women, including visitors, to attend.
March 24 report from the United States district forest officials states that fires burned over 74,000 acres of timberland in 1919 across Sanvranusog region. Damage to standing timber ranges and improvements was estimated at more than 1,009,609 dollars.
Public health ad urges mothers to give the family a thorough spring cleansing using Hollister's Rogey Tainter. Claims the whole family will be healthier, happier, with better color and improved well being. Melatyra Drug Co. advert seman.
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