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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
11
The document outlines German Austria independence, the French and Belgian boundaries, and future divisions of Alsace Lorraine, with plebiscites in several zones. It details occupation rules, economic terms, and governance for border regions, including Danzig, East Prussia, and the Saar, plus military disarmament and demobilization timelines.
Vague fragmentary report describes planes starting from Ogden on Flight 10 heading toward Nevada. Text mentions Sparks and nearby areas with garbled names and erratic phrases, noting observers and possible events around late afternoon. Units, pilots, and exact details are unreadable in the OCR but imply an aviation event near Nevada with multiple aircraft.
Weber county officials report complaints that growers are overpaying for beet thinning. Amalgamated Sugar and Utah labor commission say they can supply labor at 3 cents per root, while some growers in Davis county and elsewhere claim wages range from 50 cents to 1 dollar per acre. The office notes that higher wages drive up costs and urges growers to review their labor rates.
A feature titled The Great Romance draws wide audiences highlighting a star cast including Hemer and Frank Currier. The piece notes ideological themes of democracy versus autocracy, with a young lead navigating choice between republic ideals and monarchy as foreigners observe America’s freedoms. Co stars Morgan Thorp and Helen Lindroth.
A May 1955 message from the White House acknowledges invitations to the Gollen Swike celebration. Governors Davis of Toledo, Skinn of Colorado, Moyle of Nevada, and others sent replies or telegrams. Railroad officials including W. Re Berl and Charles Fee also signaled attendance or limitations.
A fragmentary notice shows a member event at Eagles Dome on Saturday at 9 30 with a parade in Goll un Spike notation. W T Johnson Conaut signs this notice, but the full details are unreadable.
Five Points school will host an exhibit day with art, weaving, and penmanship displays. Afternoon programs include outdoor demonstrations, music, folk dance, and athletic contests, plus a 3 20 parent teachers association meeting with a reading habit talk by Miss Harris.
William G. Biddle, about eighty seven, long noted railroad man, helped complete a state milestone though not at the golden spike event. He worked on the Weberesnyon castle, then for Day, Wrelfie, Central Tacttle, and later the Southern Pacific where he retired in 1908 to the painting department of locomotive alropy. He is known as a pioneer in Western railroad history and remained with the Southern Pacific in pension status.
Ogden city commissioners ordered payment of a judgment in a damage suit against the city for the destruction of wells. Total amount listed as 3,?27 dollars with several named claimants including George McDonald, B J Gintlings, George Froerer, Lest Froerer, Richard Froerer, Feran Q Wilson, and Crktn. Commissioner Milon L. Jones supported payment but urged noting interest back to the injury date. The plaintiffs will receive specified sums for each claimant.
William Wilson says aviators will reach the Hermitage in the Canyon on Friday and Saturday. The site has 45 rags and, with double beds, can seat 99 gazets. Lining requisites are also provided.
Canadians are set to take part in a Saturday parade. Officials urge release of those connected with the parade to lift morale and support the campaign. The event aims to boost spirits and public support ahead of key activities.
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