Advertising Agents Notice in The Standard
The Standard announces no advertising agents outside Ogden Utah and directs advertisers to deal directly with the office or through approved agencies. The paper notes communications are welcomed and that author names are published in full.
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Daily Standard
Cursier
Dalby, Standard
Ogden
Etna Ae
Uial
Oldea
Utah
Standard Publishing
Ogden, Utah
George W Weis and the 1920s U.S. military plans in California
An archival notice describes George W Weis as a key figure in a U.S. military development program tied to California resources. The narrative mentions collaboration with industrial figures, and a broader aim to boost national strength while preserving strategic industries and imports.
Origins of history and myth unfold in vast antiquity study
A scholar from Lowe Ob rartnborg outlines a massive University of Pennsylvania project to extract tablets cylinders and writings from birth cities and worlds, tracing the start of religion art and science ten millennia ago. The work promises to overturn many modern beliefs and expand human thought beyond the dark ages.
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Lowe Obrartnborg
Nobne Mic
University of Yivania
Avi Vast
Birith
Ak Xippar
Adinah Leet
Willy
Weber Club aims to unite business interests in Ogden
The Weber club seeks sustained support from Ogden residents especially business people. It promotes unity beyond social aims and intends to harmonize commercial interests to advance the city. Leaders emphasize collaboration across factories canning power and rail sectors to benefit the community and public events.
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Ogden
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Fusinesa
Cai
Nevis
Stuwesefel
Canning Industries
Pital
Kaye
Ulnh
OsMon
Hos Weber
Johnstone Dying in Philadelphia Hospital
Fragmentary report from Philadelphia as Barry Jahns and others are said to visit Johnstone who lies near death at the city hospital. The Morse Moriliy night events and a shooting involving Kata Tessett are referenced with uncertain details and urgent concern for his recovery.
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Philadelphia
Barry
Jahns
Kata Tessett
Blood Was Everywhere Near the Lounge Suicide Note
In a late night scene at a lounge near Avendi Landing a man drew a revolver and fired amid confusion. A clerk and guards reacted as witnesses reported a single shot and a chaotic aftermath. Authorities investigated the area including the Watchman and nearby brokers linked to the firm.
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Teter
Avendi Landing
Reac
Win
Goode Wite
Labor Union Troubles at rail yard amid suspensions
The report describes unrest within a labor union at Michigan Central and related rail lines. Superintendent Me Fon and Thomas faced suspensions after eight Detroit men aligned with a faction allegedly resisting orders. The dispute centers on membership and control, with accusations of withheld information and coercion.
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Me Fon
Ups. Thomas
Hridue
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Aitnire
Fragmented OCR note on political event and figures
A garbled OCR fragment references political figures and wording around a claim or warning. Names and places are unreadable, but the text implies discussion of policy or appointment and a bank of supporting arguments. The readable bits hint at uncertainty and incomplete context.
Geyser Activity Described In Subterranean Cavern
The article explains how underground heat heats water to over 212 degrees inside a cavern. When pressure drops a column of water rises and erupts, flushing steam and contents through the exit pipe. Eruptions can be triggered by stones thrown into the entry pool and disturb the cavern water.
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Maine
Welney
A Love Pollen and the Old Herbalist’s Trade
A fragment describes an herbalist selling love powder as a cure for heartbreak. It quotes a recipe of mistletoe, wing bee, ginger, and honey steeped in nine infusions. A belief links midnight meals and lunar dates to visions of destiny, with a nod to returning spirits.
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Widmisht
Memorable Ride and the Hanoverian Rise in Britain
A historic account recalls Sir Arthur Owen wearing a hat as he influenced Britain's throne. In 1704 the act transferring power to the British throne was passed by a single vote, with Owen casting the deciding vote. He traveled feverishly from Wales on relays to deliver it, shaping the Georgian era and the fate of Victoria and later royals.
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Frayed Textile Trafficking Tales From Distant Markets
A garbled account hints at illicit trade in dyed fabrics and rugs across deserts and borders. It mentions police plans, smugglers with long guns, shipments of rolled barrels, and traders traveling to fairs on the desert edge. The piece weaves fiction and rumor about commerce, danger, and deception in a murky market.
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Bern
Wite Oriental
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Earliest European use of the word tomato debate
Fragmentary note tracing the term tomato in European languages and its mistranscriptions. It cites Guiandinue in De Papyro and a Cheusistitan reference, suggesting early forms like fore apple and related misreadings. The text discusses possible etymologies and false derivations from Mexican terms.
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Guiandinue
Warldaglon Notes Teany Titles And An Actor Of New York
Telegraph notes a jumble of brief items from various places and dates. A NY actor and a Supreme Court figure are mentioned along with other scattered notices and deaths. The item mix includes resignations, a stock firm’s death, and local incidents in several states.
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New York
Rock Island declares quarterly dividend of 14 percent
New York reports the Rock Island line company will pay a quarterly dividend of fourteen percent. The announcement notes the distribution is for the upcoming fiscal quarter and reflects the firm’s current earnings.
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New York
Tee
Rock Island
National Cash Registers Offered by Oscar Groshell
A Salt Lake City ad promotes National Cash Registers to prevent unrecorded cash withdrawals from the till. Oscar Groshell offers demonstrations and catalogs from 221 Main Street with easy payment terms and no interest.
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Oscar Groshell
Main Street
Salt Lake City
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