Community Classifieds and Notable Notices From The Standard
Local notices include deliveries and services around Branwell and Washington avenues, with names like Dr Geo W Baker and university figures. Community events feature a Pleasant View ward opening dance at 8 o clock and a lecture by John A Wide Yaoe. Police and public safety items reference army recruiting, life saving talk to Boy Scouts, and memorial services, plus employment wants and missing items.
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John A. Wide Yaoe
University of Sudab
Wil Cellver
Ie G
Nlecing House
Suiliy Dinorniog
Ware Z
Slater
Ogden race for mayor candidate Frank Francis
The Ogden Standard editor and longtime resident Frank Francis is urged as mayor candidate. He has advocated city growth through owning its own utility system and a local electric distribution plan to help cut taxes. Separate notices include a missing persons inquiry, a theater ticket fundraiser, library board meeting, dancing classes, marriage licenses, and local notices about reduced rates for travel and forestry meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Francis
Frank Francia
Ogden Standard
Ogden
Ofden
Ife
Thia City
Five men tied to large boxcar robbery ring in Ogden
Five men were arrested by the police and sheriff in Ogden as alleged leaders of a large gang behind wholesale boxcar robberies in local yards. Authorities recovered loot including tires, canned goods, shoes, shirts, and inner tubes, with further arrests expected as investigations extend over two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVE
Ogden
Wholrale
Pales
Sheriff’s Departments
Autias
U.S
Wh, Wright & Sons
Sherift'a
Sheriff's Department
JL Ix
Jath
Senate to Receive King Albert of Vel stom in Washington
Oct 16 report says the Senate agreed to receive King Albert of Vel stom on October 28 after the day’s session. The formal reception and related actions are described as standard ceremonial duties by the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsington
Senate
Ree
Thealiy
Albert
Velstom
Siorikir
Hovee
Al+ Bert
Wypeardien
Hase
Little Benny's Note Book Figures and Fractions
A quirky excerpt on number figures, counting, and basic arithmetic from a child’s handwriting lesson. It explains adding, multiplying, subtracting and place value with mentions of clocks, pages in a book, and everyday counting challenges. The piece notes common errors and humorous lines about how people learn to use fractions and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nately
Weares
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Amid War to Peace
Poem lamenting postwar mood as soldiers recall noble aims of war while facing inflation and profiteering. It contrasts earlier unity and sacrifice with current discontent, urging a steadfast stance against tyrants and urging better pay and bread. Notable lines critique profiteers and call for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawan
Alna
QObE Forces Lose on China Peace Treaty Amendment
Washington October 18 The vendta today voted down the amendment to the peace treaty. The amendment, proposed by Chairman Lodge of the foreign relations committee, would have allowed German rights in China to revert to China rather than to Japan. The vote was thirty five to Whystive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vendta
China
Japan
Lodge
Rom
Tilttes
Whystive
Rockefeller Speech at Conference Urges Labor Representation
Mrs T Rockefeller argues for worker recognition beyond wages, urging a representation principle to bridge capital and labor. She notes industrialists lack personal ties to workers and cautions against plans that deviate from constructive outcomes. The conference should foster mutual understanding through inclusive chambers of commerce and labor bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gel
yevataUon
T Rockefeler
Ihua
Bronsote Gou Wit
Maynard Lands After Emergency Overhead Field
Officials acted quickly after a forced landing in a cornfield near Wahoo Nebraska as Maynard, hailed as a leading country aviator, faced repairs. Chicago and other cities were asked to rush a replacement aircraft or parts. Recovery would take two days at least to replace the motor or crankshaft. The aim was to keep Maynard in the transcontinental race despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maynard
Cornfield
Wahoo
Neb
Chicago
Todd
Anid
Minongue
Hinckley Pushes Interstate Plan for Feeble Minded Children
Supt Hinckley of Utah urged better conditions for boys and girls in many cities and supported creating interstate handling for feeble minded children. He cited hunger poor housing and bars as harmful and urged fast action. Other speakers included Joseph Young Rotary leaders and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Linekiey
Tle
Utah
Triak Scha
Anvets
Ak Ce
Matstepat
Alalate
Joseph Young
LW Rotary Clubs
Montana
Tdsho
Nh. Wealry
Stinesity
Hinckley
Lisard
Denver Aviator Plans Record Flight to San Francisco
Denver businessman Frank Ellison reports Captain Garl Johnson, a former American flyer, will attempt a nonstop Denver to San Francisco flight via Ogden, Reno and Salt Lake City likely on Thanksgiving. Johnson seeks a Denver coast passenger route and will use a De Havilland aircraft with a Liberty engine. if successful, he may land at coast fields on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl Johnson
Amrlean Flying Corps
France
Dorsitie
Crony Dunver
San Francisco
Caden
Johnson
Reno
Ogden
Denver
Tie
Colorado
Ozden
Jobson
Legion
Mr. Ogden
Ioham
Sinn Feiners Hold Twelfth Annual Meeting
Wublin October 15 Sinn Feiners defy government ban and hold their twelfth annual convention at Manglon house. The three hour meeting proceeded despite last night’s order by the chief secretary and commander in chief prohibiting gatherings of Sinn Fein Irish volunteers and the Gaelic League in Dublin. Lord Mayor Laurence O’Neil reports Sinn Fein prisoners near death from hunger strike and urges altered treatment in prison, citing the 1917 Thomas Ashe case to warn against a repetition.
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Wublin
Ireland
Shin Fein Wie
Manglon House
Busisnes
Rehief
Dublin
Sinnii Irish Volunteers
Gaelic League
Laurence O'Neil
Ian Macpherson
Meamt Joy
Thomas Ashe
Ford
Chief Graves Speaks to Scouts in Ninth Ward Meeting
Chief George A. Graves addressed a Boy Scouts gathering in the Ninth ward, speaking on duties and community service while urging youth to strive for leadership and character. The meeting drew about thirty-five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Graves
Scauta Att
Yast Wlaht
Ninth Ward
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Loree Yman
Call Phone No. BH
Whetel
Branwell's
Geo. W. Baker
AcaTo
Washington Avenue
Culler Fiiing
Agden
Pheasant View Mutial Inc
Eprovement Association of
Pleasant View Ward
Fln
Jonathan
Moran P Zing Company
Folelad Seed
Dane Buffalo Muy
Reagan
Care Standard
Galeary
Dino Tunes
Tony
Kelly & Herzick
Grives
Marlen Sroday
Rubbi
COAL
Jones , Coal & Tea Co
Wave Une
S ‘Tripp Photo Studio
Ogilen
Bamberger
Parette
Idaho
Adolfo River
Hamlen Baves
Atolen
Sontembher Sth
al Standard Office
Maicls
Callahan
Frank Franc 5
Clier
Pwanted
Laper of
Standard Office
Weber Staku
Alhambes Theater
Carnegie Library Board
Public Library
Eloeg
E. Wilson
Toba Campbell
Lila V. Auld
Leek Springs
Wyo
Clyde Smith
Wits Hees
Rorms
Buea
Tag
Asmertcan le Teton
Thete Sinities
Stata
Inca
Fron faMie Hans
Cits Water
Wsiatk
Env
Ivorosterr
Forestry
Vane Hriows
Bee
Seceaber
Albuquerque
PSM
Grady
Forest Service
Grady Walle
Forestry Service
Navih & ‘Robinson
Prac
Raistrick
Indredd
Elvaz
Walt Mason
Givian
Qobe
Rockefeller
Supt. Hinckley
National Outfitting Company
Washington Ave
Scout Treon
Josh
Spencer Sod
Bert Upton
United
Foo
Patiisulars
Lincoln
Phan
Furnlek
Ogden River
Ceres Merlin Shaw
W. B
Reebter, Arington Hotel
Conruit County
Cterke
Fortier
Judicial Duis Court
State of
Weberry
Browning
W. H. Reeder Jr
Geden
Browning, Sr
W. H. Reeder, JR
Sherief
District Court of
Wedtt Gosty
State of Utah
Hye Jenson
Gerialn
Hudson
Sheriffs Sale
Attal Glock A
Weber Ene
Sinn Feiners
Chief Graves
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