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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
5
Sanitary Inspector warns against discarding all canned fruits and vegetables. He urges careful jar examination for traces of toxins and advises reporting any suspicious contents before destroying goods. Officials stress avoiding waste while preventing possible poisoning.
The monthly report by city engineer Joseph BI Tracy shows department receipts totaling 320 dollars, including deposits of 205.60 dollars. It lists permit counts: plumbing 14, street excavation 69, building 11, house numbers 0, minor permits 0.
Judge Harker hears battery charge after a disputed bill over a wagon sale sparks a fight between Donaldean and another man named ZT. Witnesses describe a hot contest with rights and lefts exchanged as tensions over payment and ownership escalated, per the affected parties.
In a melee two men grappled and toppled to the ground. Taylor emerged with a badly cut nose and two black eyes while Toraldaon seemed unharmed. The judge, aided by City Attorney Sneddon, warned against such disorderly fighting and issued a fine.
Albert F. Richey learned of the death of former teacher Margaret Adell Mardin Richey, once at Ogden High School, who fled on Wednesday October 24 in Cleveland, Ohio.
A series of real estate actions includes Nellie D McBride to Smart Emert and Nellie D Myfridy to Katherine Mitchell transferring parts of lots and blocks in Ogden with nominal consideration. various quitclaim and warranty deeds among Esther W Anderson Naomi Sargentyall and R Jidden across College Hill and Eccles subdivisions. notable blocks 48 and 7 10 and 3 11 12 17 18 8 and 10. consideration often 1 or 100. includes Ogden Savings to Hugh Moore park lot 10 and lot 11 block 3 Eccles subdivision.
A physician championing iron intake for women warns that pale, tired, nervous or irritable women need blood exams and iron. The ad promotes Nuxated Iron as a safe, easily absorbed supplement that strengthens strength, vitality, and appearance, claiming dramatic improvements in four weeks with a money-back pledge.
British reports show 40 to 60 percent of German submarines in the North Sea Arctic and Atlantic sunk since the war began. In the latest quarter the German loss equals prior year totals, while merchant shipping damage in the first nine months exceeds 128 percent. British yards are deemed necessary to boost ship production amid heavy Allied, merchant and naval activity.
Washington reports about four million dollars worth of German products piled on Rotterdam wharves may be shipped to the United States after securing permission from the British Foreign Office. The U S State Department has obtained clearance to move merchandise shipped for American supporters prior to the U S entry into the war.
New York reports a renewed stock market drop with values and speculative issues slumping to year lows. United States Steel leads declines by about 4% in two hours as rail and industrial funding pressures weigh on prices. Out-of-town accounts shrink and volume reaches roughly 650000 shares traded by noon.
In a morning session Judge Harker presided as four men stood before the court for intoxication. Three pleaded guilty and were fined 50 dollars or an alternative. One pleaded not guilty and was continued until tomorrow for further city witness testimony.
Monthly report from the public health inspector shows a sharp rise in contagious diseases, led by scarlet fever with 38 cases and chickenpox 26. There were 7 total contagions, 74 births, 44 boys and 0 girls among births, plus 41 deaths including 10 ozales. Inspections numbered 215, garbage offal and ashes removed, and four dozen animals destroyed due to various causes. The text also contains unrelated ad-like content and stray quotes.
A quip filled Everyday Exquitte style piece answers readers on manners. Topics include returning borrowed rings properly, paying for lost items, offering help with chores, and guest versus hostess duties when visiting. Also a playful exchange notes two woes about Johnny Hardup and his wife worrying about money markets.
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