Nicotine Cure Ad Claims Quick Quit With Refund Promise
An advertisement from an old medical circuit hawks Nicotol as a tobacco quitting remedy. It touts the habit’s health harms and promises a refund if customers remain dissatisfied, citing physician endorsement and City retailer availability. notes a one week plan and 24 hour abstinence as initial goals.
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Ieyin Weing
Baker Nivatol
Wy. Connor
Johns Hopkins’ Hospital
Nicolet
Lierafere
Tien Miedorter
Cys Inncturers
Usent
Marines Arrive in Ogden Amid Heavy Service Focus
Nearly 10 Marines of the 6th Division arrive in Ogden this morning aboard locomotives on the Pacific ring. They are hosted at the Lantern, with some displaying ten gold stars for service. Miss May Williams, a clerk in local forest service offices, heads to McCall Idaho tomorrow for detail work handling a heavy clerical volume from the forest fire period, expected to last about 30 days.
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6Th Diyt- Soh
United States
Ogden
Pacific
Dickman says punitive expedition will stay in Mexico until trails vanish
Marfa dispatch quotes Major-General Joseph T. Dickman noting the American punitive expedition will remain in Mexico to pursue bandits as long as trails are detectable. He warned troops may be pulled out if trails are lost or not reacquired after a reasonable search, praising cavalry actions and outlining plans to keep units together and radiate detachments in pursuit. He also revises views on Captain Matlack’s ransom payment after new testimony and discusses road and ford needs to sustain operations between the Rio Grande and expeditionary forces.
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Marfa
Tex
Moxies
War Department
Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
Dickman
Eighth
Fifth Cavalry
George T. Langhorne
Mexico
Washington
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Matlack
Doyle
Isis
Peterson
Davis
Paul Propst
Propst
France
Mio Grande
Bridge in Canyon 5 Closed to Heavy Traffic
A damaged bridge at the end of the Hermitage crossing the river on the state road is in dangerous condition. Center stringers are broken and may fail under heavy loads. deputy sheriff William Lowder warned the public and organized temporary repairs while awaiting state road commission action for a new bridge.
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Hermitage
Sharitta
Tony
Willian Lowder
Autoumnblles
Vebleica
9 Naw
Sheriff's Office
Usftic
Camyen Ol Javold
Jeven
Ice House Yard Cleanup Near Ice Crop Storage Plans
Wrecked Union Pacific Ice Houses in the local railroad yards are being cleared as part of preparations for new tea storage and water ice crop operations. The rebuilt platform serves as a loading area for cargo and passenger trains while fifty tons of ice are produced at the sea plant. Large quantities of ice are shipped to Ogden from Idaho and Wyoming to pack fruit crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Ogden
Idahy
Lander Johnson Shot to Death on the Range
Lander Johnson a well known figure in Ogden and formerly of this city and a sheepman in Rock Springs Wyoming was killed on the range. A telegram to his nephew E A Read 549 Twenty second street reports he was shot by a sheepherder. Details are scant and the death will shock many in Ogden.
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Lander Johnson
Ogden
Rock Springs
Wyo
E. A. Read
Twenty-second Street
Johnson
City workers to cull rats amid citywide efforts
Ogden sanitary inspector George Shorten announced large rat deaths as crews deploy poison along Main Street near Mountain View Cemetery and Went Thirty-third Street. One supervisor oversees distribution, with a Salt Lake prepared poison said to kill rats and mice but spare cats and dogs. Residents report garden damage and general nuisance from infestation.
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Ogden
Mountain View
George Shorten
Salt Lake
Standard Timber Camp Expands in Wyoming Forest
S. L. Stewart of the agriculture department of the forest service reports a large Standard Timber camp in the Wyoming national forest for this fall. Construction to handle timber traffic is rapidly progressing with buildings nearly complete. A 10,000,000 foot timber contract is secured and roads are in place for truck transport to commence promptly.
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Stewart
Agviculture Department
The
Forest Service
Wyoming National Forest
Standard Timber Company
Read the Classified Ads Tread the Classified Ads
A compact notice listing the brief items and notices found in a classifieds page. Readers find small ads, services, and announcements in this section, without detailed descriptions.
Branches of Service Still Open for Enlistment
The local recruiting office reports ongoing enlistment in several United States Army branches. Infantry remains open for men, with other branches also accepting volunteers, though the message emphasizes continued recruitment to foreign duty.
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United States Army
Edward A. Stumpff
Popen
Military enlistment destinations for border and overseas service
The text outlines enlistment options for men for border duties at Mexico and Panama, then sending to Fort Logan Colorado. It covers units for China Siberia Alaska and U.S. services. Several branches including Field Artillery Coast Artillery Signal Medical Ordnance Tank Corps QM C U.S. Construction Engineers Hawaii Panama Camp Shelby Shelby Mississippi San Francisco Fort Meade and Ballmore Atlanta El Paso San Antonio and other training sites. Overseas service typically three year enlistments.
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Panama
Alaska
China
Siberia
Fort Logan
Colo
San Francisco
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
United States
Coast Artillery
Samp Bho
Misas
Rignal Corps
U.S
Forsman
Liberia
Ordnance
U. S
Tank Corps
Camp Meade
QM. C
Camp Shelby
Mlan
P. J
Hawaii
Motor Transport Corp
U. B
Uhta
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Earl City
Hupson
Brunswick
Sxclusiva Agenia
Brumswick
Stora
Yourgelf
Columbia
Browning Broser
Feayv
Maines
McCall
Idaho
Vehes
Hills Bros
Core At
Hills Bros. Red
Batekow
Canyon 5
Wyoming
Hart Schaffner
Marx
OCDEN
Utah
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ballmore
Atlanta
Flo Paso
Texas
Gmp
Hustis
Fort Monroe
G. M.C. and
Medical Department
Consumers Wholesale CO
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