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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
5
Report from New York dated Oct 23 notes renewed disruption as around six thousand of forty thousand striking shoremen returned to work while naval and port operations remain largely paralyzed. Mayor Jylan, one of Secretary Wilson's appointees, discusses arbitration to end the dispute.
The article outlines plans by W T Locke to develop a recreation area in the forests near St George Utah. It describes a future Pine Valley project, a new “pack Lake” 26 miles southeast of Cedar City improving access and drainage, and efforts to protect native brook trout by rerouting streams and digging channels to maintain water flow.
A rugged account of trout fishing on Languiten Inka with mentions of Will and Locke, anglers recording heavy rainbows and a 23 pound Mack trophy. Describes the lake’s water sources, habitat, and a push to develop summer homes and access routes to premium fishing grounds in Utah.
The text outlines improving fish growth conditions and proposing capip grounds enhancements. It mentions construction plans to create several hundred housing sites and references Inke. The readable fragments indicate a development project with environmental and residential components.
Ogden merchants urge county commissioners to fund and build a centralized infirmary in Ogden to serve the feeble minded and weak, with a division for the sick and elderly. The plan calls for helpers and a dedicated wing and is presented by the Honorable Board of County Commissioners.
A 1918 county report critiques care for the infirm, feeble minded, aged, and temporarily detained individuals at Rey and isolation hospitals during the influenza era. It notes high expense, limited efficiency, and proposes centrally located, properly funded facilities with better control and staffing to handle epidemics and long term care.
A letter from Mrs. E. Kelly of 476 South 7th Street New Harmony describes improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous breakdown symptoms. The writer credits the product with restoring health, easing mental and physical strain, and recommends the remedy to others while noting supportive remarks from physicians and local merchants.
Grayson quotes President as making fair progress in handling uncertain conditions. Officials report no new symptoms observed and progress noted in recent circuit actions.
Washington reports indicate no immediate decrease in British woolen prices. The Commerce Department notes the English textile market faces a severe winter, with prices rising over the past month, signaling continued inflation and tighter supply.
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