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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard appears to publish a notice from the Audit Bureau of Circulation regarding circulation figures and official verification. Details specify audit results and verification status for the newspaper under review.
A caller urges Omaha to arrest and try the lynch gang that targeted the mayor. The piece condemns mob rule as a path to anarchy driven by hatred toward innocent black families and cites Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom's Cabin as a cautionary parallel.
A vivid account portrays a slave owner and the suffering of a old colored man and a young girl. The piece laments widespread injustices in black homes and threats to families, urging America to reclaim its chivalry and end the torment.
The National Tuberculosis Association warns that TB thwarts manpower for the war effort with two full divisions rejected from the draft. In 1918 TB killed over 150000 Americans, triple WWI battle deaths. From nearly 3 million conscripts, 69000 were TB afflicted and unfit. The group urges extensive preventive and educational campaigns nationwide.
Ralph Ingalls of New York denounces Secretary of Labor Wilson as a Socialist at the American Bankers Association, asserting the federal farm plan is Socialistic. The piece praises Wilson as a broad American who seeks reform, patience among workers, and to curb abuses by gaugers and profiteers, arguing the attack smears good government.
A dated advertisement claims Mlona stomach tablets quickly transform a dirty stomach into a clean purified one. It asserts improper digestion causes souring foods and gas, promising prompt relief from indigestion, biliousness, and headaches. Refunds offered if relief fails. Culley Drug Co. and leading druggists sell.
Emergency workers in Greater Berlin urge Germany to raise production after a coal shortage cripples building material output. The shortage hampers construction and forces reliance on waterways for steam transport.
A notice directs reaching Callum J J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to arrange bond sales. The caption provides a phone line 58 for inquiries.
MISSOULA Mont Bent 28 Squirrels caches of pine cones are sought yearly by foresters in Montana for planting. This year gathering begins about October 15 with yields up to twenty bushels per cache, usually five to ten. 100 pounds Douglas fir seed and up to 50 pounds larch seed expected. Most white and yellow pine cones dropped due to scouts reports no crop. Cones dried and processed at seed plants before shipment to Amal and Pricet River seed plants then planted at Savenac forestry center before release to forester districts. The piece ends with a regional note of a proverb about small minds and mating.
Voters are told to note the primaries on October 21 and the regular election on November 4. Registration is on October 7, 14 and 26. Requirements include one year in Utah, four months in Weber county, and sixty days in a precinct before November 4. Soldiers away still retain voting rights and should ensure their names appear on the registry. Citizens are urged to exercise their privilege and duty to vote.
The editor notes approximate WWI fatalities by country totaling over 7.45 million, led by Russia and Germany. France, with its population, suffered heavily, while Serbia and Britain also incurred large losses. U S deaths total 48,525 on battlefield and 13,957 after, with 291,839 total casualties and 214,378 major wounds. 85 percent returned to duty.
Berlin planners will shorten cafe and restaurant hours to 11:30 p.m. to conserve coal supplies as rationing tightens. Rail services face drastic cuts including likely elimination of sleeping cars amid iron shortages. locomotives and cars move toward France, while labor output remains insufficient to meet demand.
Former Ogden soldiers and Marines form a unit to field two football squads in a season finale at Lorin Farr Park on Saturday afternoon. Weber players will mix with veterans as Billy Glasmann leads the team with Roscoe Glassman as manager. A strong schedule is anticipated with out of town games and the Armistice Day showdown eyed for November 11. Ed Patterson assists Watson as coach and Saturday’s 3 pm kickoff brings a likely record crowd.
A dense jumble of old business cards and service notices. Listings include Paone 223 Books and Stationery, Bramwell Book and Stationery, Utah National Bank, carpet cleaning and upholstery services, chiropractor Gwen W. Halrernon, engraving, hay and grain, key fitting, life insurance agent W. C. Stewart, piano tuning by Atkinson, a physician Dr. A. Fernlund, and various crafts and trades with contact numbers and addresses.
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