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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
4
Random references to department contacts, a girl wanted ad, civil service exam notice for road workers with $900 yearly pay, deputy sheriff appointment, religious meeting, missing store detentions, and assorted local items. Includes fare updates, naturalization petitions, a student study move, and a car accident report with injuries and police notes.
A letter from St. Louis editor Henry A Wise Wood reveals concerns about the League of Nations and American involvement in international finance and debt. He cites conversations with J J ONeill and J P Morgan’s stance, raising questions about plans to rally support for postwar European debt pooling. The piece urges public inquiry into any push to bind the United States to new international obligations.
The board of education, led by J. B. Noall, grants 115 permits for part-time schooling under a new city law. Youths under 18 must attend school unless they have just graduated, with four hours of study daily if employed and five days a week otherwise. Ogden High School will host Saturday sessions for employed students to review programs and work.
Emma F N Ipsen wife of the late Fans Peter Ipsen died yesterday at 648 Sev ri street after one week of illness. Born near Upeala Sweden June 13 1848 she moved to this county in 1870 and was a member of the Church of Latter-day Saints. Survived by sixteen grandchildren and children Mrs Walda Nordqulst Michael Ipsen Miss Rhoma MacDonald Mrs Ellen Caneford Mrs Elizabeth Malor. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Secretary of State Robert Lansing returns from a summer harbor excursion and reviews a report from Hahn Cressmany. Lansing reiterates he will not make any statement and remains silent as unrest feeds speculation about identity clues and political tensions in Ohio.
Syracuse N Y Sept 16 Chancellor Janes Roscon Day Jr denounces President Wilson in his address after the opening chapel service at Syracuse University calling the republic under threat from Bolshevism and urging loyalty to the U S government while criticizing the league covenant and Senate rhetoric.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian church meets at 276 Twenty-eighth Street Wednesday afternoon September 17 with Mrs Query and Mrs Ends-ing as hostesses to prepare for winter work. In the Second Ward a farewell dancing party honors Clarke Z. High son of Mr and Mrs Ezra C Rich who leaves soon for a mission in the Captor states. Episcopal Guild plans a gathering Wednesday afternoon at 3 oclock in the Sixth Ward welcome home yard party on Tuesday evening September 17 at 8 o clock with songs invocations greetings by Robert Greenwell and Dithon O W Sanderson.
A fragmented community notice lists Joseph Williams and others, mentioning dancing refreshments, ward members including young army veterans, and a leave for Logan to join the Agricultural College. The text reads as a jumble of personal names, church notes, and poetic lines with sporadic references to community events and travel.
A playful vignette in which the narrator rests among mountains while visitors arrive, each guessing the speaker’s identity. The tone blends whimsy and self deprecation as familiar names drift in and out, leaving the narrator unsure who is present or remembered. The piece reads as a dreamy stream of encounters and reminiscences.
Probate and guardian notices from Weber County Utah include claims for the estate of Uriah Chapin due by October 26, 1919, with administrator Rolbert Chapin and attorney James N. Kimball. Sheriff sale notices describe real property in Ogden to be sold September 20, 1918. An alias summons in Massey divorce actions and a notice to creditors for Bir Griffin Blackman death complete the notices in this 1919 Utah legal notices compilation.
Creditors will present claims to the undersigned at the First National Bank building Ogden City Weber County Utah on or before November 1 18s Minnie State Administratrix John A Sneddon Attorney for Said Estate
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