18 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
1
W J Parker declares candidacy for City Commissioner and pledges industry focus, impartial administration, and balanced public improvements to support Ogden’s growth and prosperity while keeping the city at home. Political Advertisement.
Washington October 17 Rear Admiral Grayson summoned Dr Magh Young of Johnston hospital Dallas and Dr Sterling Ruffin to join a White House consultation on President Wilson seeking relief from prostatic troubles and nervous exhaustion. Also present were Dr V L A Fowley and Rear Admiral Stitt. After a lengthy three hour session no decision was announced.
A brief classified ad invites readers to call J J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to arrange selling Liberty bonds. The notice provides phone number 59 and mentions heading the Cinsaifled Ada.
Lloyd George spoke in Sheffield urging greater national effort and productivity amid wartime strain. He warned peace must be real and urged Britain to back decisive measures, citing economic strain and work hours, while appealing for a fair chance for foes and unity for the world. An advertisement follows urging readers to request Foley’s medicinal products.
Clarence Douglas of Ogden High School and Cig Commissioner Miles Jones will tour the athlete field at Lorin Farr Park Jamarraw morning. Plans for a new fence and other improvements are proposed. Inspector Davis will inspect the grandstand and order repairs if bracing is insufficient to ensure safety for expected large crowds.
Ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetable compound with olive oil that gently stimulates the bowels and liver to natural action, clearing the blood and purifying the system. Consumers are urged to take one or two nightly for a week for relief and to notice the effect.
Secretary of Labor Wilson fails to avert the coal strike after a day of talks with mine operators and union leaders. Lewis said 32 members of the union scale committee will travel to Washington for a renewed wage conference, while operators insisted on changes in long standing terms before negotiating.
Former Fuel Act minister Gerfield attests to an exp lation contract in effect while strike orders are rescinded and work continues during negotiated talks. Hughster attacks collective bargaining, saying negotiations fail and the miners union calls a strike threatening hours and labor standards.
The last of the Far amendments to curb pay of the American representative on the reparations commission were voted down by the Senate. No roll call was taken as supporters conceded defeat, and the ayes and noes were not requested.
A tonic laxative product named Brome Quinine by E W Groves carries the warning that it does not affect the head due to its tonic and taxative properties. The box bears a lone E W Groves signature. The text notes potential nervousness in the head as a side effect.
On board King Albert's Special Train October 17, reporters note a sustained public show of praise as the monarch travels. Royal reception reflects broad enthusiasm and ceremonial pages unfold along the route.
The Belgian royal party traveled by train from Southern California to Los Angeles with Queen Elizabeth and King Albert amid crowds. A brief stop at a motion picture studio and a flying display followed a parade through city streets. Anita Baldwin, linked to the late gambler, hoped for a ranch visit but that stop was canceled.
A fragmented early 20th century directory page lists banks law offices insurance and service providers with addresses on Washington and Grant avenues. Notable entries include the Utan Nalwoal Bank, Owen W. Mulvernon chiropractor, McCarthy & Co scavenger, Western Hide Co, and W. C. Stewart life insurance. Also listed are furniture merchants, painting and printing services, and a trunk and furniture store at 243 Twenty-fifth Street.
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