Holiday period urges festive store operation
The notice urges decor, holiday spirit, and extended hours Friday and Saturday. Merchants should arrange relays of clerks to serve outside customers while allowing many workers to enjoy the festivities.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1919
Page
2
Give the Old Timers Good Cheer at Ogden Celebration
The article urges welcoming returning old timers with warmth, showing Ogden has heart beyond greed. It condemns pure greed and praises fellowship, song, and joy, stressing that community life should balance work with friendship and comradeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogelen
Golden Spike Anniversary Sparks Nationwide Commentary
U S newspapers mark fifty years since the Promontory spike, with Salt Lake Tribune front page coverage and reminiscences. Editorials note the daring transcontinental effort aided by public land grants and federal bonds, recalling governors, senators, Bret Harte, and frontier challenges from Omaha to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Salt Lake Tribune
Spokesman-Review
Promontory
Utah
Pacific Coast
Bret Harte
Union
Central Pacifics
Omaha
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Golden spike celebration recalls early Washington Territory
The passage notes 1870 census figures for Washington Idaho Montana and Oregon born settlers near Spokane Falls. It recalls Seattle as a mill town, Walla Walla and Olympia as main towns, Portland as the regional commercial hub, and praises a future Ogden celebration of the golden spike driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Seattle
Walla Walla
Olympia
Washington Territory
Portland
Northwest
Ogden
General French Reveals First Year War Impressions
Field Marshal French recounts the opening phase of the war, detailing German aims and Allied counterplans. He notes the early use of aircraft for reconnaissance, the evolving role of cavalry, and the importance of air support in guiding dispositions during the Battle of Mons and the subsequent retreat. He also discusses transport, munitions, and wounded evacuation, plus French cavalry morale in Belgium facing German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal French
General French
Mons
Air Service
William Robertson
Belgium
The Red Flags of Anarshy Paraphrase Poem Review
A fragmented poem parodies political slogans about liberty, civilization, and war. It riffs on winds as symbols for battles and societal threats, mentioning liberty, cruelty, and upheaval while questioning Western powers and reformist ideals.
Union Labor in Canada Advances in CIP Report
A May report from the Bedavat Department notes progress in union labor across Canada. Data indicate increased activity among 204,680 Tuvalu branch unions and 87 international organizations, with notable shifts in internal structure and governance affecting Samadi and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Stadistics
Bedavat
Bachor i
Evdaer
Paat
Tnira Lahat
Samadi
Tuvalu
New York Woman Reports Awful Deeds in Korea
Wallington dispatch reports a New York woman detailing alleged acts in Korea. The fragmentary account references unrest and harsh conditions as she describes events affecting civilians and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Korea
Korea Revolution Letter Details Atrocities By Japanese Forces
Miss Grace Oisingham relays accounts from Pyongyang about brutal crackdowns after a revolution outbreak. Dillingham reports Korean schoolgirls tied to telephone poles and flogged, Japanese soldiers pistoling, and Christians punished. American women assaulted as crowds are attacked. hospitals overwhelmed as towns like Wydagiutese face shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev
Provisional Government of
Korea
Grace Oisingham
New York
Pyne Ug
Flushing
Ah the Tetter
Dillingham
Hel Bera
Chris Hans
Boys Angis
Alles Dilling
Win
Palwella Hospital
Tay
Moore
Miss ‘Tripsed
Plans Drawn for Immense Arena For Big Fight
A massive arena is mapped at Bayview Park for the Willard Dempary heavyweight title bout on May 6. Officials expect a 9 000 seat capacity and an estimated gate of about 39 000. Toledo board approves permit. charity plans to receive funds from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edo
Pianr
Aimee
Bayview Park
Manmco
Willard-Dempary
Toledo
Hur Ie
Frank Flourney
Tex Rickard
Toledo Boring Commission
Whiich
Ayah
Children pledge lives to modern health crusade gains pace
In the United States and abroad the Modern Health Crusade, led by the National Tuberculosis Association and the Junior Red Cross, enrolls over 3 million schoolchildren. The program, adopted in dozens of cities, uses daily health chores and a graded badge system to promote hygiene and fitness in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May
America
Modern Wealth Crusade
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Charles M. DeForest
Pheer
Baltimore
Winningham
Dallas
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Kane's City
Minneapolis
Newark
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Providence
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Washington, D.C
Page
Squire
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Iews
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
Town
Asklahoma
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Kansas
Hay
Alabama
Hill
Maryland
South Carolin
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
Tahore Island
China
Carea
Canada
Doha
France
de Vorest
Nolan is named official timekeeper for Willard-Dempsay
Cincinnati sports editor May S Joseph Nolan of the Enquirer was notified by Tex Rickard that he was appointed official timekeeper for the Willard-Dempsay encounter in Toledo on July 4. He said he would accept the post.
Confidence Men Reap Harvest in Year 1918
Chicago officials report American confidence men netted over 10 million dollars in 1918, far surpassing classic shell games. Modern schemes rely on sophistication and wealthy accomplices, with educated and well dressed operators using refined methods beyond old era trickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chiago
Modern confidence men prey on bankers and businessmen
Chicago scams expand from land deals to wire tapping and fake lake events as confidence men target bankers and businesspeople. Pinkerton notes mobbed by new methods, with annual loots over a half million dollars and Florida as a hotbed for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maronic Temple
Tai Brown
Detroit
New York
Willian A. Pinkerton
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