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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement extols Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a cure for sunburn freckles wrinkles and rough skin. It claims the cream smooths the complexion heals redness and fine lines and provides a nearly satin finish. A free trial offer invites readers to AL Wright & Bons Co with a money back guarantee.
Voters are reminded that primaries next Tuesday are not held in city halls or courts. Four districts will hold polling from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voting is by paper ballots distributed at polling places and checked off as voters mark their choice. Do not vote for more than one candidate for mayor, one for commissioner, and one for auditor. No voting machines will be used next Tuesday or on November 4.
Van Dyke honors Albert King of the Tulgeas who arrived in San Fratcisco, an earnest prince famed for shaping his perilous throne with education. The tribute praises his modesty courage justice and integrity as he endured wartime strain with peaceful leadership and unifying intent.
A commemorative portrait describes King Albert as steadfast through Belgium’s exile and wartime hardship. It recalls Allied victory aided by France and Britain, and notes Queen Elisabeth’s steadfast service. The piece lauds their moral stature and a royal democratic welcome.
An analysis argues the United States leads global production in coal, machinery, boots and shoes, and clothing while Britain falls behind. It cites Mark Sullivan comparing American efficiency to British and Russian output, noting Germany as a potential rival if industrial reforms lag. The piece warns Britain’s decline and praises U.S. production growth and foreign trade leverage.
In Ogden a wide program called Community Series aims to provide wholesome entertainment. Questionnaires gathered thousands of names to design tents, games, dancing, drama, and outdoor activities across schools, factories, and centers. supervised play and youth recreation centers were planned with athletic programs and clubs.
An analysis calls for intensified community work in Ogden through fifteen neighborhood centers and clubs. Led by a colored organizer with royal colored leaders and clergymen, programs cover baseball sewing dances and parties. Weekly public forums and summer street speakers could broaden civic engagement and Americanization efforts.
Lieutenant Kirby and Lieutenant Miller died in a midair crash near Castle Rock Utah while en route in the Westbound transcontinental air derby. The crash left Kirby dead instantly, Miller died two hours later. Bodies to Evanston Wyo. Surviving widow of Kirby listed. Westbound contestants halted at Buena Vista field for the night. several others at Green River and Rawlins awaiting the next leg tomorrow.
A garbled report notes Lieut Kirby and Lieut Miller killed near Castle Tuck Utah. An aviation unit officer says Kirby fainted en route to Rawlins at 10 22 this morning and Miller could not regain control. Miller was not an aviator.
Call J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to inquire about selling Liberty bonds. phone number 59. The brief notice seeks bond transactions and provides a local contact.
NY YORK Oct 13 There is no indication of an immediate drop in shoe prices says J Frank Mellwain head of the national boot and shoe manufacturers association. He notes his remarks were misquoted and that wholesale leather costs have not fallen. He warns spring prices will likely stay about the same with hides up 26 percent since last season.
Melbourns, May 15. Minister of Commerce of the north Russian government arrived to negotiate with Finland in what is seen as preparation for an imminent fall of Petrograd. He seeks to secure export facilities for Finnish goods and notes Petrograd residents request temporary exemption from Finland's export duties.
In Atlanta Georgia the grand circuit races featured neck finishes. Princeton driven by Cox won the free-for-all trot in two straight heats ahead of Mabel Trask driven by Murphy. Mare Bhy with Molle Naight beat Geers on Wiel Wiki in a 2:12 trot. Best time today came in the first heat of the 2:03 pace with Frank Dewey driven by Cox. The text also includes unrelated political references about federal action and disorder.
Secretary of War Baker tells delegates in Cleveland that troops will maintain order if needed while noting unrest nationwide. The Glen Hotel in Glen is now under new management with steamlined heating and improved facilities as part of July convention discussions.
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