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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
4
Thirty eight soldiers report canteens at Chesenna Wai and Omaha to be closed with plans to cease operation. Discharged servicemen said closures will affect meals and services as arrangements are made for repatriation from France.
A storm disrupts sugar and tomato crops, delaying tomato harvests and beet yields. Rains persist with a likely drought-followed period, expected to hurt the main crop compared with last year. Estimates are uncertain due to poor weather conditions.
An official of the Forest Service, George Q. Anderson, forester, visits Ogden in mid autumn to assess public forestry needs. The trip involves meetings with local authorities and discussions on conservation programs and forest management priorities for the region.
Fragmentary text describes visits to district offices in Wax and Ogder with references to Missoula Fort and San Francisco. Mentions Anderson and Madigan, various offices, and a Navy information offer with new floor site. Dates and places are garbled.
The Naval Recruiting Office announces Golden S Pugh now in charge of recruiting duties at Ogden and Norfolk with a varied salary. He will report to Mr Miller and oversee temporary recruitment operations at Melityre deig stare, inviting young men and parents to visit the office for recruitment information.
Preparation will bleed out winter in this ity with details yet announced. General plan is to arrange for sufficient winnings, and provide bearing information concerning yeaits. Sign painters will be chosen from rangers now in Forest Service employ to work on this special detail until fears Wy.
A dated column condemns mob actions affecting a cowboy preacher and strike-breakers. It notes public approval of mobs, editorial indifference, and the peril of mob violence. The piece argues that how society treats the mob and its victims reveals true justice.
A chaotic scene follows the Everett True outburst and a streetcar strike endgame as workers return to jobs after disruption. An advertising notice promotes BALLS CATARRH MEDICINE promising blood cleansing and relief from chronic catarrh. doctors warn repeated head colds may become chronic. The printer’s address for FALCATARAH SIALICINE ads appears.
A fragmentary report notes 400 strike breakers were shipped to Los Angeles amid another strike in progress. It claims the passengers likely traveled via the southern gale, bypassing Ogden, which suffered a loss of business. The passage hints at reduced minister travel through Ogden, with uncertainty remaining on overall impact.
The fragment catalogs individuals and groups labeled as enemy aliens or suspected disloyalists, including socialists, Quakers, Mennonites, conscientious objectors, labor agitators, and various dissenters. It outlines public calls for mob action and notes editorial support for enforcing laws to suppress perceived threats, with a call to distrust mob violence.
A dated report outlines a response by coal operators to demands by United Workers for 69 percent wage raises and shorter work days. The scene at Carnegie Works in Youngstown Ohio shows workers gathering and a prolonged stalemate as negotiations continue.
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