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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1880
Page
1
The ad proclaims a plentiful stock of bankrupt and auction jewelry and watches bought at low prices. It promises wholesale to retail prices, with mail order on payment, including free shipping for many items and a wide list of rings, brooches, cuffs, chains, and cameos.
Reports from St Louis dated March 4 describe Hugh Preyer claiming about 10 000 greenback clubs and 2 000000 voters while Brick Pomeroy showcased an oil painting bearing a greenback motif and resigned as party secretary. The scene includes Ralph E Hoyt elected president and denials of adjournment with hopes of uniting with Chicago greenback labor convention.
An 19th century ad promotes a $15 60 order for jewelry and gifts the buyer a chance to receive one of four Abyssinian watches after spending $16 total. Options include gold hunting case, open face, stem-wind, or silver hunting case models, with additional gifts offered for higher spends. Notices from The Sentinel Chicago and other sources praise the Inventors' Agency at 116 E Washington St Chicago and advise readers to send orders.
All money to be sent by registered four letter money order or draft on New ark or Chicegs. Orders under 10.00 require cash only. On orders 10.00 to 5.00 balance due on delivery with risk of stock exhaustion. Catalog offered free. agents sought. Address The Inventors Agency, Chicago.
Logan reviews court martial evidence on Porter’s disobedience claims at Porter's battlefield night march. He contrasts delays, wagon obstructions, and alleged evasions with examples from Washington and other generals to argue Porter avoided fighting and failed to obey Pope’s orders. The debate centers on whether Porter prevented a timely engagement near Bristol.
Berlin proposes a bill at the next diet session to modify a clause of ecclesiastical laws if the pope ends resistance to the rest. Other clauses may be withdrawn later as a trade for recognition. The dispatch notes Vatican tensions and political maneuvering in Germany.
The report surveys ongoing power shifts with Lighuining Sparks, guinats unfriendly to Grant, Bismark set to retire, and Ja Gould arriving in Dallas. It notes Chinese communities growing in Chicago and New York, a silver purchase by the treasury, and Chicago’s nomination chatter. It covers a mine disaster in New York, a Parnell gathering in St. Louis, and Horace Maynard’s world tour. Also cited are a dry goods market rally in New York, a Circleville fire loss, and arrests of Wilmington assessors over tax reluctance.
Local advertisement announces a medicine called Eclipse by Brown's Portnarn Western Rexepigs available for sale through Wm. Driver & Son and J. W. MecNatt & Co in Ogden. The notice claims the product eclipses other medicines and wishes families to use it.
A collection of humorous asides and social jests about editors clergy and fashions. The notes reference Hayes and a Pittsburg theater scene with plays by Bartley Campbell. A clergyman receives an award and a joke about a cigar store Indian illustrates era satire.
Lime has diverse soil benefits improving crop yields and health. It enhances potatoes on deep soils, preserves stores, and boosts turnip bulb quality. Lime acts on grasses, suppresses weeds, decomposes organic matter, releases plant nitrogen, and improves subsoil. It also kills pests and facilitates nutrient access.
The text explains census penalties for obstructing takers and penalties for officials who refuse information. It notes a two week completion window and enumerator pay: two cents per living inhabitant, two cents per death, ten cents per farm, fifteen cents per factory, with no mileage or travel expenses, and a four thousand inhabitant subdivision per enumerator.
The system in Europe by end 1877 shows 268,809 miles of lines and 769,869 miles of wires with 19,627 government telegraph stations and 12,708 railway and special stations. Employees reach 61,984 and instruments 41,708. International dispatches around 20,000,000, plus about 7,000,000 other telegrams. Other regions show extensive networks and telegram totals across America Asia Australia Africa with varying wires, stations and telegram counts.
A motherly correspondent urges firm loving instruction to raise truthful, obedient children. She warns against deception and careless discipline, argues parents shape future society, and calls for cheerful, harmonious homes as the nation’s foundation.
The Marco number of the Contributor offers essays by Elder Moses Thatcher on Confidence its sixth installment. K G M Maeser Prof O Q II Riggs on Self Education. Integrity of Youth editorials and historical glimpses by HL Whitney and RY. Short sketches a poem and Association Intelligence round out the issue.
A Johnarille youth with good reputation seeks government work and believes his unusual pedal feat could aid surveying. He claims his measurement method replaces the yardstick, signaling a quirky claim from a Michigan paper item.
An old advertisement claims no deception in promoting SILILOI'S VITADIZER to treat stomach and liver ailments and constipation. It invites readers to obtain a free trial at J. W. McNutt & Co and 0. C. Ormsby in Logan, priced at 75 cents.
In a chilly fall morning, four year old Sammy Brown sets out in wet clothes to Mrs Packer for dressing. She cleans butter and with her son’s help sends him home dry, though his own clothes remain soaked and his legs yellowed by the lily blossoms. His mother laughs at the unexpected morning drama.
The article discusses ancient Egyptian origins and race, claiming links to Caucasian features and mixed Arayan Semitic influences. It describes Nile Valley dwellers as reddish brown, Amu and Libyan peoples with light skins, blue eyes, and hair colors, and notes education and social mobility in early Egypt. It mentions royal succession, royal marriages, and occasional upheaval in dynastic lines.
Charles Dudley Warner portrays Irving as nonaggressive, lenient, and unpartisan. He compares Irving to Scott, aligning them with idealists rather than modern realists, noting Irving’s simple faith and humane love amid a youthful bent that avoided harsh realism.
Wholesale and retail sale of home made Linsey Sheeting Trunks Flannel Sheeting Soapa Gray Linsey Dashboards Navy twill Flannel Brooms Double Shawls Brushes Brown Yarns Cotton Existing Blankets White Yarn and more. Old Constitution Building Salt Lake City.
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