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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
2
The Ogden Independent Newspaper, founded in 1970, is published daily except Sundays and is a member of the Associated Press. AP content is used exclusively for republication as credited, with local news provided within this edition.
In a forecast of global finances the San Francisco Chronicle notes a net world debt around 75 billion dollars and questions sustainable payments. It predicts Europe will fund deficits by trading raw materials, while the United States expands manufacturing and routes to trade surpluses, with immigration and tourism reshaping exchange.
The past week has brought unusually confused and uncertain conditions in both domestic and international spheres. Markets face heightened anxiety as parties across noted realms drift, with prospects tied to ongoing peace processes and fragile diplomatic efforts.
The article notes global political unease and European unrest after the peace treaty, with U.S. labor tensions and a rising steel strike. It cites wage increases not offset by price rises, money market volatility, high call rates up to 15 percent, and renewed rediscounts at federal reserve banks. It mentions confidence that adjustments will come with price stabilization and labor reforms, and ends with an advertisement seeking Liberty bonds.
A boy leapt from a rooftop and was fatally injured by a splintered wooden counter that pierced his abdomen and heart. Walter A. Jarrell, aged years, died twenty minutes after the fall at his Nis home. He was the son of Walter and Sarah Dye Increll, and survived by siblings Wyona Selva Grima Wher and Belen Jacrel. The accident occurred in Flyerdale on January 9, 1313. The body was taken for burial arrangements. For hay and produce, contact Mitchell McPeek Produce Co.
Ogden Supt Karl Elogkina outlines an elite schedule for the University extension work. Classes run Tuesday to Wednesday at Central Junior High and include Wealth and Preventive Medicine with Dr J Murrell, Literature, Art, Elementary seven oda, and related subjects taught by Milas Knapp and others. Open to the public with full details available at the school.
The passage extols buying a Waltham Watch over substitutions and explains how American precision, standardization, and exclusive inventions dispel myths about foreign watches. It praises American horology, noting Waltham’s many honors and the guarantee of consistent quality, urging patience if the exact model is unavailable.
The annual meeting of Red Cross leaders lists fifteen directors to be chosen from a large roster. Chairman Ehredge Jr presides as officials and directors for the coming year are named in a long list of candidates including Abbott, Well, Buchner, Dodugine, Douglin, Empey, Eccles, Fowlger, Flygare, Heywood, McKay, McIntyre, Nye, Porter, Roberts, Richardson, Watson, and Wrighe among others.
State fish and game department plans action after eight duck shooting violators, six of them juveniles, were charged with shooting outside legal hours. Commissioner Siddoway vows to prosecute offenders and notes $100 fine and imprisonment under federal law if authorities do not act. Cards detailing hours distributed. newspapers published hours. no alibi accepted. Dalton J. Brummitt solicits Liberty bonds. City celebration plans include flag presentation, memorial services, and athletic events at Lorin Farr park. band from Fort Douglas expected. soldiers also to participate. Japanese-owned dogs killed in attack on cattle. two killed, third escaped. heads sent to state entomologist for rabies testing.
Fragmentary report notes killings of eight yearling cattle and thirteen disabled animals at Roy. Names Joseph Weston J B Bytes Cay Decker Ena Benz appear in fragmented text. Also mentions Alhambra cinema showing Broken Blossoms with Lillian Gish and Cuban women voting rights debate in Havana with Iberal party platform changes.
An old advertisement promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil for rheumatic pains, sores, sprains, bruises and fevers. It claims quick penetration and joint relief with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Also touts Wizard Liver Pills as a pink pill remedy priced at 10 cents, guaranteed.
City officials led by Mayor T Brownine and Commissioner Fiy Rare pledged strong support for Herman Baker Moat No 9 and the local American Legion post as they discussed the Armistice day celebration plans. Delegates from the Legion met with city leaders to finalize arrangements and express gratitude for the cooperative effort.
An advertisement targets women readers claiming Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea cleanses the system and relieves constipation. It urges buying a package to feel better and to purify, phrased in promotional, period-style language.
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