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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
13
Ogden High School announces English Week activities to be observed within the next two weeks. The art department designs posters and posters feature Cecil Jensen inspired cartoons.
With Armistice Day close, prizes for Legion athletic contests are being gathered. The first prize in the 100-yard dash is a roving cup donated by Prowoing Brothers, with Ogden's Utan National Bank providing the trophy and The Standard sponsoring the second and third. Weber Club gives a loving cup for the 220-yard dash, and local merchants plan to display all prizes in downtown store windows. Plans for the rating events are advancing as top national talent enters the grind.
Prof Brussell of the University will visit Central Sub-High School on Friday to organize a base in Spantan. A choice will be offered from courses including Commercial.
An unclear dispatch notes General von der Goltz and a German strike at Belgium’s Limburg region while mentioning Russian fronts. The text also lists language courses and university extension offerings, with fragmented references to Spanish studies and US dates.
Greed drives the plotted scheme in The Twin Pawns by Lennee Perret shown at the Ogden Theatre today. Warner Gland as John Bent stars in a diabolical plan where money and fate clash with youth and love, ending with virtue prevailing. Huntsville event notes add a Halloween party hosted by the Huntsville Sunday School tomorrow evening with Meg inviting attendees and music planned.
Ogden High School announces the drama club will present its first production soon. Miss Vera Tessenplug leads the English department with Miss Mary Wolttier as president as the club plans a new play monthly after rehearsals spanning the past weeks.
In Ogden, women organize to support a Red Cross campaign. Local leaders report excellent response with community volunteers preparing to assist during ongoing efforts and forthcoming drives. The effort reflects broad civic participation and plans for continued activities.
Citizens rally to back the Mio campaign as volunteers staff the front doors to secure full participation. Mrs Dunnie leads the effort with strong organization while Mrs Floe Lewis heads the depot drive, aiming to distribute 1600 buttons and mobilize doors early Monday.
The opening run of the Red Cross membership drive fired last evening. Speakers from various war organizations will present at Ogden theatres nightly through November 9. Local figures include G. Da McCloud and J. E. Storey among others. An alias summons in Weber County District Court involves Leroy Derker and others, with a complaint seeking property judgment.
A fragment hints at a 60th ay mention and ingur question about soldiers pardoned while workers and ants in a city struggle. The text is garbled with unclear names and locations, offering little verifiable detail beyond general wartime civic tension.
John J Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, denounces President Wilson's October coal policy in a long telegraph reply. He accuses the administration of partisan action and calls for joint conferences to negotiate wage terms while defending labor rights and constitutional protections.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Nudolphine Kremer aged 71 at 2060 Gromercy Avenue and Mrs Anealia Caroline Hansen at Pec hospital. Kremer, widow of Raidolph Kremer, leaves a daughter Mrs Abols. remains at Larkins parlors awaiting arrangements. Hansen, Norwegian born June 17 1844, widow of Iver Andrew Hansen, survived by children Loulae Dunbar Edward Hoosen Mina Shamong Hanene and Peter, with fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. body taken by Lindquist Company.
Fragmented OCR text shows two Utah court summons and divorce actions. Lauren Thampton sues Lester J. Thompson seeking dissolution of marriage with attorney Mans & Jenson. Agnes S. Campbell listed as party. Another case involves Terman Worshimon vs Diowka Worthman. Both actions require appearance within twenty to thirty days with judgments possible if not answered.
Two years after her husband died, widow Hilda Congreve faced poverty with five children. She struggled to secure a pittance pension while prices rose daily. A postman delivered shocking news that a bachelor uncle in Colorado left $47,600 to her.
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