Newspaper Describes Syndicate Republication Rights
The notice states that the Guden Standard and the Associated Press bearing confirmation are exclusively entitled to republication of all news credited to them or not credited in this paper, and all the news published here. It establishes the publication's rights to reproduce the wire service material.
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Awitt Bureau of Grennation
Ibis
Amd Alec
Boreiz
Hermitage
Ogden
Ogden Advertising Showcases Local Meat Output
Ogden displays its growth through Fatcories products shipped across the western states. At Fish Lake resort 45 miles from the railroad and 17 from Ogden guests see Ogden labeled Sunripe canned goods in hotels and stores, illustrating the city as a manufacturing hub linked with Salt Lake and regional commerce.
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Ogden
Fish Lake
Utah
Salt Lake
Wheat prices and causes of inflation debated in postwar era
The piece argues wheat price controls do not cause overall inflation. It blames Europe’s secret factors and inflated postwar money supply for rising costs. It notes increased money in circulation, global demand for food and goods, and potential profiteering and monopoly needing congressional action.
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Europe
United Fates
United States
Congress
Where Roads Are Good In Utah Provo Area Condition
A newspaper urges county and city commissioners to inspect and repair roads south of Provo Utah in Juab and Sanpete counties. It notes dirt roads can reach 35 mph where batrage and timely repairs prevent deterioration, while neglected concrete roads form deep holes and worn surfacing. Regular inspection and maintenance are demanded.
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Provo
Utah
Juab
Sanpete
Apa
Ogden
Ogden area water plan seeks flood storage and growth
D. D. McKay leads a committee to secure 25,000 acre feet on the Ogden River to aid farmers. Angus Wright heads finance and reports strong local business support for preliminary investigations. Advocates foresee storage and drainage expanding farming land by 50,000 acres and creating at least 10,000 new residents near Ogden with crop insurance.
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Ogden River
D. D. McKay
Weber County
Angus Wright
Ogden
Ogelen
Senators Hint At Opposing US France Treaty
The letter argues that several United States senators signal opposition to a US France treaty backing aid if Germany advances. It criticizes senators for politics over duty, likening them to Nero as they jeopardize the hard won peace and the soldiers who fought in France.
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United States
France
Germany
Senate
Nero
Rome
Germany must not be doomed to economic death, claims editor
A New York paper counters German claims of ruin under the peace treaty, arguing US exports, including dyes, could absorb German goods priced at 400 million dollars, with England and France closed to trade. It notes Congress plans to report a bill for import controls and ad valorem duties to shield American producers amid global market shifts.
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New York
Germany
Wachington
England
France
Fire Destroys Ogden Oldest Home on Lincoln Avenue
Fire shortly after midnight gutted the old Lincoln Avenue home of F C Richards between 24th and 25th streets. Damages estimated at $1000. The site, built in the early days and once a noted residence, was later owned by Mrs W J Eccles and was unoccupied. Flames started from rags on the porch and spread to a corner of the building. roof and upper rooms suffered damage before firemen extinguished the blaze.
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F.C. Richards
Lincoln Avenue
Twenty Fourth
Twenty
Atranis
Ogden
Waa
Unl
Segal
Remembering Joseph Folkman and Family Tragedy
A 1919 Utah tragedy is recalled detailing Joseph M Folkman born October 18 1869 Plain City Weber County who died July 19 1919 in Harrisville. The account notes his Danish heritage and public speaking, his mission work in New Zealand, and his steadfast church service. It also recounts Aston Teo Folkman born September 18 1897 who died in the same accident and describes the surviving family including eight children and siblings.
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Joseph al. Folkman
Harrisville
Weber County
Utah
Plain City
Jons Peter
Ireana Folkman
Joseph M
Ile
Nel Ho
William J
Sarah Jane Stewart
New Zealand
Warren
Joseph M. Folkman
Mr. Folkman
Aston
Teo
Peter M
Feher N
Anne Shurilft
Petrinaskeen
Margaret Thatcher
Clarissa MeMackin
Stamp goods offered by Ogden Stamp Works
Ogden Stamp Works at 2464 Wash. Ave offers fruit stamps ink pads and jet stamps. Felix T. Moore is manager and promotes every item in the stamp line.
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Ogden Stamp Works
Wash
Felix T. Moore
Thunder showers forecast for Utah and surrounding regions
Weather outlook for August 4 through the coming week shows normal temperatures with generally fair conditions in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Occasional thunder showers likely in the first half of the week across northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions. Localized thunder storms expected in Washington and adjacent areas with near normal temperatures overall.
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Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Souri
Rocky
Mmountain
Mesicu
Ati
Fragmentary German Competion Text Appears in Study
The readable portion hints at a discussion of German competition, a tense provision, and references to Washington and Germany. The garbled lines imply a debate over job impact and policy, with unclear context and no identifiable events, dates, or persons beyond generic entities.
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Germany
Washington
Wilhoit Breaks World Record With 46th Straight Hit
Chicago August 2 Joe Wilhoit of Wichita in the Western League tied a long standing mark by hitting safely in his 46th consecutive game surpassing Jack Ness of Oakland who had 45 in 1935. Player standings show Collins of Joplin leading the league with seven straight hits and others like Davis Tulsa Sioux City and East Wichita among notable hitters. City council resolutions rescinded a street paving contract and opened bids for further paving work with specifications for concrete base and bluestone topping.
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Chicago
Joe Wilhoit
Wichita
Jack Ness
Oakland
Collins
Joplin
Davis
Tulsa
G Bons & Reed
Brighamity
City Recorder
Ute Ibaving
Brigham City Rescinds State Payment Contract
Brigham City council, in an adjourned session, voted unanimously to rescind the contract related to state payment obligations. The July meeting in Brigham City discussed the status and potential implications for local finances and services.
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Brigham City
Cty Council
Wedaralay
Benjamin Sooy Dies in Florida Former Ogden Photographer
Benjamin Sooy formerly of Ogden died last week in Tampa Florida after a lingering illness. Word of his death came to Charl Thatcher of Ogden. Mrs Sooy had been ill for months. He leaves a son Austin and other relatives.
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Benjamin Sooy
Ogden
Florida
Tampa
Pia
Charl Thatcher
Sooy
Joro
Austin
Phatener
Ogden May Get an Experiment Station If Bill Passes
A government plan would name Ogden an experiment station to study methods of utilizing he nites found in the west and to devise a cheap extraction method. The proposal aims to test ore handling and processing for potential industrial use.
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Ogden
West
Senator King seeks half million for shale oil project
In the intermountain west a half million dollar appropriation is proposed to fund oil shale development. Ogden may host a new bureau branch due to its central location among Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Nevada, and Idaho shale beds. Oil in shales and lignite coal deposits exists but extraction methods remain too costly. If funded, King’s bill aims to develop processing techniques to unlock western oil industries. Also note: grant amnesty decree in El Salvador and a lunch joke about hash.
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Ile
Inter Mountain West
Williamf
King
Ogden
Bureau of Nines
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Shutes
Mauttes
Tennis title at stake as Western championship finals loom
Kansas City Mo Aug 2 Chad vonship honors in the men's singles of the Western Tennis Championship will be decided today when Ralph Burdick Chicago squares off with Willis Davis San Francisco in the final. The match features hard driven strokes and expert placement. A second final pits Mary Katherine Voorhees Evanston Ill and Carrin Neely Chicago against Marjorie Tites and Evelyn Seavey Kansas City in the women’s doubles. Semi finals and finals of sectional doubles also unfold with competitors from St Louis Chicago and Berkeley aiming to reach the national event.
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Kansas City
Chadvonship
Ralph Burdick
Chicago
Willis E. Davis
San Francisco
Inter
Thal
Mary Katherine Voorhees
Evanston Ul
Carrin B. Neely
Chicas
Allis Marjorie Tiites
Evelyn Seavey
Fred Josties
J.0uls
Theodore Drewes
St. Louis
Jas. Weber
Lucien Wollum
Willis EB
Davis
St. van Dyke Johns
Berkeley
Cal
A. L. Green
Klear
Bastian
Wolgast Gets Draw in Arizona Bout
Ad Wolfast, former lightweight boxer, fought Fighting Deaver of Yuma to a six round draw in Uma Arizona. The bout left spectators split as each fighter exchanged solid punches through a closely contested schedule on the program.
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Wolgast
Uma
Ariz
Ad Wolfast
Boring Chaspiet
Toulsbt
Deaver
Yuma
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