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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard lists a price of 17.40 per year and credits Associated Press material only as attributed by the paper. It notes exclusive republication rights for news content and states the paper owns the headline bearer as published.
Ogden prepares to commemorates Armistice Day as in 1918 with dawn crowds and a citywide effort by former servicemen. Organizers seek broad community involvement led by veterans and local citizens.
North of the Ogden river a large area needs sanitarian work and better roads. Sewage is a primary city life requirement and affects the whole city. As the Third ward district gains attention, a housing and building boom may rise with more desirable residence sites north of the river bridge.
Dr Georgeson reports beardless barley and 100 day wheat oats and alfalfa varieties developed at Rampart station to suit Alaska climate with high yields and hardier forage. Alaska aims seed distribution, wild blue fox island stock, and bold plans for farming amid Finland comparisons and a reform platform by Frank Francis.
A garbled note promotes hot water drinking to relieve digestive and systemic symptoms. It links cleanse claims to Hinvatune phosphate and purported toxin elimination from stomach liver and kidneys. The piece also includes an unrelated local business insertion and a political notice about travel routes and bonds.
A letter from the Alaska bureau of publicity highlights Alaska's rich resources and development potential. Dr. C C Georgeson, agronomist overseeing five experimental stations, notes Rampart station at latitude 65 30. He argues crops thriving there will succeed southward. About 150 varieties of wheat barley rye and oats have been developed, many superior to those in the states.
Anionmiery reports that Oeden show goers will enjoy a theatrical treat at the Orphean Theatre in Fay Uren during the coming weeks. Manager Joe Cass announces Abed Manos wielord will be seen here soon. The Lat oavarts alé vith a Wodaer opening of Shun Foraradi, scheduled to open in New York November 11, with a New York cast arriving shortly. Various titles and performers are named in the announce, including Were hiree days ait Worming Rates and The Touttisker fame. The program lists Comedie and farce titles with listed performers and dates in a fragmented notice.
A fragmented report shows protests against a proposed mileage rate, with scattered references to Craven, California and Wisconsin. The text is garbled but indicates organized dissent and official responses about the rate change.
Salt Lake Potash Company at Kosmos on the northern edge of Great Salt Lake lines a spur to the Southern Pacific rail by a projected seven miles of salt gardens. The first crude shipment is planned for November 16 with pumps and canal distribution to ponds. A sterilized pumping plant will raise the brine into the canal for later distribution.
Frank Ty Rain, grand exalted ruler, urged the Elks to uphold patriotism and government ideals while touring the country. He warned that Bolshevism and chaos threaten the nation and that 00,000 Elks must help exterminate radical influence. A lodge meeting and luncheon followed the address as Rain planned further stops.
Evangelist Kramer speaks at the Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday night, urging deep commitment to Christ and urging listeners to go far enough in study and action. He contrasts educated effort with “bank worms” and warns against half measures, urging all in the church to live fully for Christ and avoid reliance on luck or legislation. The sermon weaves themes of duty, sacrifice, and the need for personal surrender, with references to church unity and the peril of mere lip service.
Delegates from Connecticut attend the arid states conference to be held at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City on November 21 and 22. Governor Davis of Idaho called the conference, aiming to present a united front on land reclamation and irrigation issues amid rising land costs and public demand.
University club members plan a rest old-time gathering at the club rooms Thursday night. A drive for new members will be a chief topic, with plans for a reunion banquet and officer elections in December. Rev John Liward Carven SH TE, Supt Karl Moos and others will address the gala, with Miss Mary Parmley violin, Vera Frey Season cerempanist Grace Matthews sang, Lester Hinaut accompanist, and Mize Minat Brown reading.
Classified section highlights novelty dances Beathana Tonch among ads. Readers see mentions of dance events and opportunities in local listings. The notice emphasizes entertainment options and community listings in the classifieds.
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