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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
5
The Orpheum hosts Tea for Three Delightful Comedy with lively dialogue and bright staging. Mae Morgan and Evangeline Helwyn deliver sparkling performances in a three act farce featuring an elaborate prologue and record setting brilliancy in production values.
Governor Robert D Carey declares Wyoming will not divert its water to other states during his term. He cites interstate and bordering states’ interest, protects Wyoming reclamation projects, and mentions potential diversions from the Yellowstone River for Idaho and other plans, while offering cooperation on usable Wyoming waters.
The article discusses Wyoming governor Carey’s stance on using Yellowstone and Green River waters for irrigation across Idaho, Utah, Arizona, and California. It argues the policy favors Wyoming land grants and could threaten Ute, Arizona, and California water projects by reallocating floodwaters stored in Wyoming reservoirs to irrigate Green and Colorado river areas. It highlights scrutiny before appropriations and potential impacts on arid lands.
Omaha notices the Ak-Sar-Ben twenty-fifth festival end after the governor’s advised ban on public meetings amid race tensions and riots. The parade, moral parade, coronation ball, and carnival activities are canceled or postponed as federal troops remain on duty.
The article previews George M. Cohan’s new play adapted from Carraghld rich’s story Iinchanned Hearts. It centers on the effect a Good Bump has on a rich young man and how Cohan’s comedy reveals the double-crossing antics of power and money at the Orpheum Theatre tonight.
Delegates for the national convention of Women of American Patriots who aided welfare work during the war will meet at the Motel Emerson in Baltimore on October 6 7 and 8. Ogden's Women of American Patriots will be represented by Mrs J G Fatok Mrs Allen Collins and Mrs J A Ward. A monthly meeting last night named the delegates and read a letter from the War mothers of Oklahoma City regarding court martial review and related issues.
An old promotional letter claims quitting tobacco is quick and easy with a free book that details overcoming addiction. It urges readers to write Edward J. Woods in New York City for a copy and promises improvements in strength digestion eyesight vigor and longevity.
A dated plea urges clemency for soldiers facing court martial and calls for congressional reform. It asks families to submit sworn accounts supporting soldiers, appeal to President Wilson for pardon, and seeks limits on court martial powers. The document also notes a national convention in Baltimore and a Utah group proposing the name Women of American Patriots for a national organization.
A Utah proclamation expresses pride in the service of United States soldiers sailors marines and nurses from Weber County and the state of Utah. It denounces the wartime sacrifice and supports the adoption of the organization name Women of American Patriots.
A mixed fragment previews Little Benny's Note Book verse on optimism and beach summer woes, then shifts to a news brief: the U S S Idaho on its official trip from Puget Sound to Santa Barbara steamed past Golden Gate at dawn, achieving speeds of up to 24 knots with an average 23.9 knots in a four hour test.
A vintage ad extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a trusted cough and cold remedy. The testimonial cites long use, family endorsements, and safety for children, noting it contains no epitopes and is gentle on delicate stomachs, from Meinityre Drug Co.
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