Arbuckle Coffee Ad Warns Against Inferior Imports
An old advertorial claims Arbuckle’s Ariosa coffee offers superior value, criticizing misbranded Mocha and Jaya sold loose from bags as inferior. It asserts Arbuckle’s Brazilian coffee from the world’s largest firm delivers more quality for money and direct firm assurance of the best coffee in the world, urging readers to buy Arbuckle Coffee Ariosa.
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Arbuckes
Ariosa
Uckle Bave
Jey
Ollie
Portland Tasanti Trust Law Summary
Portland council discusses new trust law measures. The draft ordinance limits corporate power and regulates certain trade practices, aiming to curb abuses in corporate governance. A synopsis notes the proposal targets unjust control by trusts and seeks stricter enforcement, signaling broad regulatory intent.
Standard Oil profits questioned in 1904 earnings report
United States oil giant Standard Oil Co. reported 1904 gas and oil output of about 1.4 billion gallons, with earnings impacted by shipping, refining, and transportation costs. Analysts note margins from production and distribution, including pipelines and railways, yield varying per-gallon profits after depreciation and taxes. Industry figures compare Standard Oil with Steel Corp and discuss transport and refining costs shaping annual earnings.
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New York
United Tates
Anik
Vezarla
Steel Corporation
Tnut
Alsu Rale
Sienmalip
Sigel Corporation
Comoriain
Yriees
Punt
AIS
Burglars Strike City Nightly as Olsens Mak e Record Bust
Local reports detail a spree of robberies with multiple arrests. A burglar entered the Littlefield home at 4 am, woke the occupant, attempted theft, and fled after being described to police. Additional incidents include Burglaries at Burton Avenue and a back-door attempt at Twenty Fifth Street. Police pursuit followed, with one suspect tracked toward Twenty Fifth and Washington Streets before escaping.
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Kome Real
Yeatérday
Mijor Littlefield
Bromdayilut
Jack Littlefield
Burton
Adoum Avenue
Fn Ie
Burtons
Willams
Wilams
Atania
Hine
Kony
Mr. Willaims
Oler Tanly
Myers Ulable
Twente
Harry Thurton
Guy Maric
Washington
Anc
Ste
Turmey
Het
Ie Santety
OFF FOR GOLD HUNTER IN IDAHO DISTRICT
DB 2 Mapling termpaniog by human F Keeley atener of the ola inner anine in THA Goeur A'ATaANR miniizy dlatrigt of Nuetheen Idaho. A parcalian tripe to the ahaye named property reports the Gold iuni tor ie reaching an interesting stage. A large body of Milling Gro in thy long tunnel with a 40K Glstanny completed. The Golf Honter strike marks broader mineralized ayer boundaries and an important development point as Keeley and local engineers push ahead under Mr Bolling's guidance.
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F. Keeley
Nuetheen Idaho
Bolling
Renort
Keeley Sovural
Wire News Fragment Signals Brokerage Activity Near Denver
Fragmentary wire report describes a brokerage group named Hursts wire Out at commumedin yigitla Gurughe fr. Balt Lake and Denver. Mentions heirs, ages, and attempts to renew some entity by telephone amid unclear names and places.
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Hursts Wire Out
Commumedin Yigitla Gurughe Froncon
Bot
Balt Lake
Denver
Dackers Minsaged
Terous
Sheng Dy Felageyh
Howton
Nia
Hanged the Wrong Brother Provokes Political Outrage
A fragmented report describes a political controversy after a death linked to an act misidentified as linked to a brother. Officials face protests as investigations unfold and calls for accountability rise amid unclear blame.
Poultry Association Forms Farmers Poultry Cooperative
A draft charter for the Farmers Poultry Association of Logon Providence Bona and Migila outlines creation of a storage cooperative to handle produce. It provides for capital of 10 000 dollars, a 60 share limit, and branch houses in other parts of the state. Jol A. Crockett serves as president with O M Jepperson as VP and J B Johnson as secretary treasurer.
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Usmoglae Udi
Cooke Coimty
Promni
Linndis
Pluto
Whatiseate
Alan
Sints
Teo
Nopargan
le Osoneiation
Som Rerio
Logon
Provicenes
Bona
MiMigila
Jol A. Crockett
Praaideuts
M. Jepperson
J. Baward Johnson
Gecratary
Oden Trades and Lalor Assembly Special Meeting
A special meeting was called for August 1 at 7 p.m. due to matters of importance. Four items were requested for consideration. Wm. Tiggutt, President, and G. Nowlin, Secretary, urged attendance and prepared the agenda.
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Ne “Boon
Sp.m. Mattera
Allen Daies
Wm.tiggutt
Nowlin
University of Utah announces exams and preparatory courses
The notice outlines dates for examinations in September 12 and 13 and mentions engineering preparatory courses and normal preparatory work. It invites applications for a free illustrated booklet describing the preparatory series and the university program, to be sent to the University of Utah, Salt Lake City.
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Instruction Belgiux Munlay
Rogtatrarins
Blinve
University OF Tar
Balt Lake Oly
Blan
Public notice on optometry license suspicions in Utah
Numerous complaints accuse certain practitioners of issuing inerrant certificates while practicing optometry in Utah. The state board of examiners considers the matter a public safety issue and will review the cases, with licenses likely held to a standard of legality and validity. The public is advised that certificates are not guarantees of ability and must be used with caution.
Awful eczema in a baby girl ailing family seeks relief
A distressed family describes an infant with severe eczema failing to improve with medical care. They try home remedies and consult a family doctor, then an eye specialist and surgeon, with various treatments and high costs noted. The narrative shifts through unsuccessful attempts, seeking cure and relief for the baby’s skin condition.
Capture of Imen Thwarted Jewelry Heist Leads Police
Police thwarted a planned assault on several jewelry stores in the city. Officers located the suspects near a saloon on Shih Street and Betweet, revealing details of the plot and intent. Detective Ponder, Sergeant Tout, and other officers facilitated the break, with the culprits attempting to flee but caught.
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Saloun
Shih
Poltec
Cho
Cetelitelimanty
Rackham
Comer
Tom Burk
Ogden City Ice Company notices demands prompt payment
Fragmentary notice from Ogden City Ice Company and Samuel Thomas requesting prompt settlement of accounts. Indicates continuation of family trade and sourcing tea, with arrangements made for supply from existing manufacturers. Details are unclear due to damaged text but emphasizes urging patrons to settle balances.
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Ogden Lity Ich Company
Bamuel Thomas
Unsanitary Barber Shop Board Bans Unfit Shops
Washington county inspectors flagged a barber shop and shed attached to a barber residence as unsanitary and forced the proprietor to halt operations. Officials cited ten foot square conditions in the county seat and ordered a halt until further instruction. The case highlights strict public health measures aimed at regulating all phases of barber and tattoo establishments in populous areas.
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Mt. George Barber
Washington County
Ain Jaspact
Ulnsohin
Spector
Pinkerton Detectives Probe Telegraphers Strike
The News reports Western Federation of Miners dispute with Local No 0 of the Commercial Telegraphers union. Pinkerton detectives shadow operators amid claims of sabotage and protection requests while strikers accuse management of harassment and interference during the ongoing strike.
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Iil
Stelhy
Citelea
Uisauc
Aldae
Thor Interidlon
Meeshtent
Palm
Matulaa
Aare
Nak World
Atarforag
Mae Company
Tver Hybathaog
CME
Tier
Woubin
Honorary Union Member Recognized After Long Service
A long-serving worker, worn from years of service, was honored by the Western Union meeting. Myg. Jonnson cited her dedication and the strain on her hands, recognizing her loss of ability to continue work. The union elected her an honorary member and noted support for her efforts.
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Jonnson
Western Union
Union
Musigian Accepts Position at Stake Academy in Thatcher Arizona
Ferncaltenna, a resident of Thatcher, accepts a post at the Stake Academy. He plans to bring Charity McGregor to the wedding later this month. They intend to marry and move to Thatcher to begin school work on the 20th. He will lead the work at the musical organization and devote himself to musical duties.
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Ferncaltenna
Hidety
Waa
Thatcher
Arizona
AU Jones
Xo Alunesqui
Misa
Charity McGregor
Ogien
Air
Airac
Trap Shooter Tournament Opens Near Denver
Readable fragments indicate a shooting event in the Denver area with a listed entry fee of $29.70. The text references a tournament date and a participant named Ulloa Pacific, with other garbled details suggesting event specifics and timing.
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Denver
Merchants Conference on Wireless Workers Communications
A merchants meeting addressed wireless worker communications and a request to share business information. The session discussed compliance with a hidden demand and potential delays or refusals if information from certain parties was not provided.
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Portland
Tasanti
Swinatary
Bolt Fing
Vartan
Elena
United States
Parsim
Fein
Pabst
Pabst Rt
Milwaukee
F. J. Witged & Cay SL
Standard Gil Company
Burgearies
Rone
Buby
Olsens
Buny
Waro
Pallan Elsiton
D. F. Honking
Idany
Nathan Utyrie
Paleris Mann
Steele
Ant Snabertise
Aid Mintel
Poultry Association
Oden Trades and Lalor Asserly
University OF Utah
Blle
Bent
Goth
Snow
Jengen
Jy Alexander
Atate
Wwe
Perkond
Holting Vertifentys
Atate Board of Examiners
Optomebry
Stirg
Ulah
Wally
Doatar
Catouen
Danguer
Allie
Vauren
Tony
Imen
Slever
Combinatindl
Syarraalally
Furuiera
Wiry
Butte
Mivisa
Etatute
St. Georgy
Pinkerton
Spullere
Mie
Evan
Castoria
Warne
Blomoch
Gowels
Boura
Union Facifig
Adi Ondenly
Voulrn
Omaha
Kanana
Musigian
Tno
Ogden
Accompanien
Gentian Man
Sylvan Park
Suoseill
Bien Avery
Miceeda
Miratonn
Werchants Meeting
Ogeen'y Businase
Renalder
Casglanga
Tangior, Aue
Bivnew Inder
Maton
SWINS
Atlanta
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