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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
3
Governor Simon Bamberger designated May 23 to 29 as Forest Treatment Week. The page lists legal notices, ads, and society items including a new law firm partnership, a fashion shop inventory, a mental hospital commitment, educational interviews, and upcoming regional meetings in Weber County and Salt Lake City.
Mary Muttetfield has sold her Honda at 274 Washington venue and is now located at 135 The Sirece.
A strange police case unfolds this morning as Tasnett Hurten pleads not guilty to taking a bag tied to Brentliy 9 nandhag. Detectives aim to verify ownership and recover the bag as Warren Court searches for a missing item linked to a street dispute.
Effective at 22 03 4 am March 23 the Denver Rio Cinnde will adjust Train No 4 to depart 6 45 am and Train No 2 at 3 30 pm. Train No 4 now arrives at 10 26 pm. Existing departures and arrivals are amended accordingly.
A photodrama titled Blind Husbands comes to the Ogden theater tomorrow. The tale follows the Austrian officer von Steuben whose deceit and passion threaten an Alpine village and a young American girl, with a dramatic downfall amid mountain scenery and the cast including Sam DeGrasse and Valeria Gormonprezunt.
Louis Kabell faces a damages suit filed yesterday in district court. The complaint seeks five thousand dollars for injuries allegedly suffered by Leroy T. Nayr, arising from a car accident involving Rosle and another party.
Naval Reserve Day activities took place in Ogden with members of the reserve organizing a show of support and community outreach. The event highlighted service appreciation and involved local groups and veterans in a public display of naval remembrance.
Permits were issued by the city for two frame structures on Kevepack Aves near Monras and Quincy. The projects include dwelling homes with costs listed at 5,500 dollars plus additional development on nearby property. The notices warn about construction and timing, reflecting typical urban expansion activity.
Charles C. Richards, former Ogden attorney and former speaker of Utah's House, travels to Salt Lake City to attend private legal matters while speculation swirls about Western headquarters of the Democratic Party and his potential role as director. He notes Salt Lake as a convenient base and hints at federal appointments linked to Ogden, with ongoing discussions about leadership and influence in national politics.
The old mill pond behind the Hally Milling company on Fifteenth and Washington was drained to build a backpipe and track. Workers removed carp, suckers, and chub from the pond as the pond ceased to exist, with the mill built in the early 1900s by Peery Mack Flour Milling.
Funeral services for James Russell are set for Sunday at 3 o clock in the Eleventh ward meeting house with Bishop Nathan A. Tanner to conduct. The body may be viewed at the home 882 Thirteenth Street in Ogden City through Saturday. Julia Alice Denny died this morning at 10 o clock at her family home 2176 Monroe Avenue after a year illness of anemia. Mrs. Denny was born in Cincinnati Ohio on December 23 1878 and had lived in Ogden one year. She is survived by her husband an employee of the American Sugar Co and by her sister Mrs. John Harper of Jerome Artix. The funeral will be at Lind Met parlors.
A humorous verse piece on ups and downs in modern styles. The poet notes windy boastful men who peak when things go well, yet falter in downturns. It contrasts bravado with fragility, reflecting on wit, pride, and resilience in changing fortunes.
Legal notice records an estray filing in Weber County without clear owner details. A small white seat face dog missing, description includes color and age, taken up by the city marshal on May day 1925. The keeper warns that unclaimed property will be sold to the highest cash bidder at 1848 Washington Avenue, Ogden City, Utah, on Tuesday.
In a misting ritual during the royal succession, the crown prince of Germany declared Prince Wiltel, the eldest son, as the new ruler of Garjiany, signaling a clear line of succession and regional leadership.
An array of sloppy legal notices and stock market data from Ogden Utah outlines delinquent assessments and sale costs tied to a matter at the county offices. The report then lists cattle and hog receipts with price ranges for steers cows bulls calves and hogs, followed by arrivals from various farms and buyers including Griffith Bros Malad Idaho and others.
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