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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
7
In Ogden High School, the commercial department schedules evening classes next week for training men and women in business skills. The program includes courses in accounting and bookkeeping, with emphasis on efficiency and thoroughness typical of daytime work.
The Lyceum presents The Bond of Fear a Harold Lloyd comedy and a slate of acts including ventriloquists and music. Roy Stewart and Belle Bennett star in the dramatic piece while Papk posting nuhlae and other acts fill the program for today.
Registration officials report delays as about three hundred added voters registered yesterday. The reference notes confusion over eligibility and late paperwork. A commission official notes a vote remains scheduled and that staff are processing registrations for upcoming polls.
Readable fragments hint at a 1920s or 1930s theater or cinema feature with names like Hagken Hosmer Garhee Mawes and Abe SUE PUOH, set around weekly theatre listings and performance chatter. Text is garbled but indicates a theatre week with productions and actors.
Fragmented notice hints at a dancing event in the Third Ward with unspecified details. Mentions names like Hines and Terely and references dates and prints without clear context or complete facts.
The Utah Theatre features George Beban in Hearts of Men a drama praised for its optimistic hero and moral themes. The program includes supporting actors Mabel Vi Other cast and a high society plot with a Paradise Meadows motif and a noted New York producer offering a melodrama arc.
Oct marks the royal crossing from the cen tra to Nebraska amid wind and light. The royal train reached Omaha at 10 a.m. where crowds gathered at the Union Station to greet King and Queen. Reporters note the monarchs’ warmth toward children and their smiles as babies’ joy brightens families along the way.
A local Masonic gathering is planned for Wednesday with a special program including degrees and a procession. Officer Mullers and other members are listed among participants for the evening service and ceremonial works.
U S congressman Bethe A Britten disputes Henry Morgenthau’s claim that Germany could rebound militarily after the war. Britten argues Germany is under Entente control, downtrodden, and cannot revive old militarism due to current government constraints.
An unclear transcript fragment references a main tent and audience reactions at a rally. It mentions speakers and shifting emotions, with garbled phrases about statements, attempts at persuasion, and audience response amid confusing narration.
A rapid blaze in Brigham collapses a building trapping residents and prompting quick action by firefighters. The fire forces evacuation of nearby structures while emergency crews work to contain the flames and prevent spread. Witnesses report smoke and noise as crews battle the blaze through the night.
Marty W Todd died last evening at his home after a four month illness. He was a longtime chief clerk in the Denver and Rio Grande railroad freight offices and highly regarded by coworkers. He is survived by a widow, daughter Nora, son Marty W Todd Jr, his mother Alice Todd, and several brothers and sisters. Services set for Friday at 1:00 PM at the Sixty ward chapel on Twenty third Street with Bishop O M Sanderson officiating. Interment to follow.
The District Court of Weber County Utah hears a voluntary dissolution petition for R O Quality Slop Co. The board of directors and stockholders seek dissolution, claim all shares are fully paid and discharged, and invite objections by October 26 1919. Walter N Tarr Clerk announces, and Horn anchors the defender.
An unclear clipping reports Australian government tensions over a joint Allied commission to administer a city in war-torn territory. Mentions of sent forces, a proposed administrator, and court questions hint at broader postwar arrangements. Also notes injuries to Sergey W. Neville in a train collision and a damaged airplane incident with Brigadier Batt arman.
A military officer identified as Cel Brandt sustained mortal injuries when his plane fell near Tlinghamton, New York. The incident prompted emergency responders and authorities to launch an investigation into the crash details and cause.
The annual dance of the Conari Walters union of the city will be tomorrow night at the Aggro. The music will be Reeves jazz orchestra. Special features will include a prize waltz.
An advertisement promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a laxative and purifier for constipation. It urges women readers to try a trial, claiming quick relief and improved wellbeing, and suggests recommending the product to others. The ad attributes the endorsement to Meiniyre Drug Co and presents a testimonial style pitch.
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