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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
13
Captain Roscoe Glasmann is named head of a new Utah National Guard battery and linked armory project for Ogden. Adjutant General Fred Joy announces tentative plans, with Lt. Stort and Capt. Glaswann guiding the effort amid conferences and federated costs.
Medical ad explains stomach acid excess causes heartburn and indigestion. Recommends taking a teaspoonful of magnetized magnesia with water after meals or when sourness occurs. Promotes magnesia as a safe inexpensive remedy from druggists and stresses using registered magnesia.
The funeral of Benjamin Jones of Willard will be held in the Willard chapel tomorrow afternoon at oelock. He leaves seven children, four sons and three daughters. His wife recently died, believed to have been triggered by a collapse in Greek Midlands, January 1, 1888. One of his two sons served, and one died in France.
A doctored warning urges quitting tobacco and avoiding nicotine products. The piece cites a 21st century poisoning scare and promotes Micotol as a substitute, urging readers to seek nicotine cessation and read the paper for more details.
Fire prevention day plans explained with notes from Hr Graves on observance timing and activities. Firemen will be stationed at various parts to explain the fire department slogans and emphasize safety, reflecting the event’s historical Chicago roots and agenda from the convention.
A notice outlines a fire prevention event by Mlely Ass as property owners Crew and the tire departs ae. It calls residents to keep streets clean, inform about a frexara box, and distribute cards showing its location. A uniformed fireman will attend at Twenty fourth and Weatington on October 9 to instruct and engage property owners.
John Aliesa Gade of New York sails from New York today for Brest aboard the America on a special mission. The exact nature remains unclear as the Baltic provinces appointment details are obscured in the damaged text.
Ogden set to host United States Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California for a Saturday afternoon speech at the Alhambra Theatre. Reception committees named by Ogden and Salt Lake officials plan arrangements including a dinner prior to the tabernacle rally and a joint city visit.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a pleasant vegetable remedy replacing calomel. Claims include normalizing liver and bowels without forcing unnatural action. Promoted for bad taste breath dullness fatigue and constipation with bedtime use, priced 10¢ and 25c per box.
NERLIN Sept 11 The German ministry plans widespread wireless expansion for telegraphy and press use. Berlin will host a central collection and stations in key trade centers, with 35 new wireless and 50 receiving stations planned this year. Prices rise for telegraphy but newspapers seek speed through wireless. officials warn of unreliability and risk of message theft and ensure only authorized per mision.
Ogden Baking Co reports expanding trade and plans for space to enlarge operations on Grane avenue. A new fully equipped cake ran with modern baking appliances is to be installed, aiding production of wafers bread and cakes. The firm notes reduced costs in recent months under manager Te. GC Mitchell.
The state board considers taxing lands abutting lakes held by unspecified owners. Officials warn the fed government may survey and sell such lands to the highest bidder, a plan deemed impractical by Williat Holley. County leaders acknowledge tax action is needed and a formal directive will be issued within a week to county assessors.
The Ogden Waterworks issued September receipts totaling 7 062 75 with 5424 68 in additional disbursements. The monthly financial report, prepared by assistant superintendent A T Corey to the air commissioners, shows transfers to General Fund and cash on hand figures for October 1.
City and county officials agreed to pave North Washington Avenue from the Ogden river bridge to the north city limits with state funding. Completion is planned for next year, with costs shared by county and city and property owners on the east side. Governor Nambergr advocated finishing in the summer of 1920, avoiding further delay. Attending were Mayor Browning, Commissioners Flygate and Janes, City Attorney Reeder, City Recorder Criterion, Commissioners Brown, Ensign, and Childs, plus members of the state road commission and Governor Snqm berger.
A fragmented wartime piece lampoons army justice and xenophobic fear, recounting a soldier labeled a traitor and later pardoned, amid wild political chatter, jokes, and anticlerical asides. It also notes a 1920s lynching protest and federal oversight debate, with slang and surreal vignettes throughout.
Advert shows Cascarets as a sleep aid to clean stomach and bowels removing sour undigested food and bile. Claims relief from headaches bad breath dizziness upset stomach and constipation by flushing out waste and poison from the system. No claims of side effects or medical endorsement.
The Industrial Conference ended its session with leaders ready to present proposals while many participants faced ongoing engagements. Key figures including C. S. Barrett and Garane addressed adjournment, urging direct action and a push for a national agricultural policy through a pending commission.
A Czech and Slovak contingent of 1434 soldiers and wounded veterans arrived in Prague to a city holiday as crowds cheered their return. American Red Cross workers accompanied the group and received thanks from officials and well-wishers for American aid and friendship.
Cambridge University will confer honorary degrees on prominent figures including King Victor Emmanuel, Hear Admiral Williams, Admiral John R. Selene, and Marshal Allenby. News from Washington notes the State Department reports 200 executions tied to the Rohist regime and extraordinary commission findings on the surrender of Firwania-Herke.
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