The Standard subscriber notice on discontinuation policy
Public notice from Wilkes Glasmang publisher about the Standard newspaper, explaining how to cancel or continue delivery, monthly pricing, and the process for stopping or continuing service. It notes payment terms, carrier notices, and the publisher’s intent to discontinue if payment lapses. It also mentions subscriber frustration and the need to notify if continuing service is desired.
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American International Corporation Aims to Expand U S Foreign Trade
The American International Corporation plans to promote United States foreign trade by building large financial connections with European and African markets. It will back investments in South Africa and Latin America, with bonds and securities leading to new orders for American goods and stronger export channels after war disruptions. The move seeks to make American banking influence a major driver of permanent overseas markets.
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London
American International Corporation
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South America
Huerta Backed by Boy-Ed in Moat Conspiracy Tale
Providence Journal outlines a murky plot linking Huerta with Boy-Ed and Captain Moyzd amid military intrigue. The report claims government officials knew of the conspiracy and hints at a broader imperial maneuver during a tense period.
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Moyzd
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Fluerta
Providence Journal
Huerta plot exposed links to Von Papen and German aid
Reader notes a government probe into a Huerta conspiracy allegedly aided by Captain von Papen and Captain Roy-Ed in New York and Europe. The scheme purportedly supplied hundreds of thousands of dollars and large ammunition shipments to support a German aligned faction. The article urges Congress to act against conspirators threatening U S welfare and border security.
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Mexico
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Christmastide Recall From a Child’s Tale in the Barn
A rustic reminiscence recalls a family Christmas scene with Santa checks, a grandmother’s large house, a hired girl cooking, and a boy longing to trade old hinges for a Christlike toy. The piece lingers on memory, humor, and the rhythm of rural life.
Grocer Shot During Robbery at Washington Avenue Store
Willan B. Mert proprietor of a grocery at 1789 Washblogton avenue was shot in the fleshy part of the leg when he refused to open the cash register to a highwayman. The robber entered, ordered the cash box, fired when Hart resisted, then fled on foot. Hart, aided by clerk Faris Tastor, struck the attacker with a can of syrup. the robber fired again and escaped. Police searched the jungle district near lower 18th street but found no trace. Hart was taken home to 1615 16th street with injuries not considered serious. The robber described as 39, medium build, wearing overcoat and blue jumper, black hat, faded clothing.
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Condensed Milk Plant for Ogden Valley
Community push favors a condensed milk plant in Ogden Valley. Eden activist Adam Peterson touts profitability based on Czech valley precedents and local dairy potential. Proximity to high grade hay, grazing, water, and large cow herds could support a major dairy operation. Local farmers explore beet and arable land uses, with electric railway developments boosting regional growth. Church sermons and musical offerings accompany the economic discussion as Ogden plans industrial and agricultural expansion.
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Adam Peterson
Eden
Cech Valley
Oden Capital
Ogden Valley
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Weber
G. Thainerd
Ogden
Brainford
Congregational Church
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Hedeemer
Dudley Buck
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Marilla Hunter Barlow
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Predictions as to the future by Nikola Tesla
The article outlines Tesla forecasts of future tech including telegraphy and telephony of pictures, a voice operated typewriter, a simple electrochemical device, and various electrical innovations. It suggests widespread adoption of new gadgets, transportation and domestic devices, plus improvements in safety and efficiency, with speculative values around forty dollars for some ideas.
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Ordnary Telegraphic Methoda
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Euman
Untitled fragment from bedtime story in Meeker era
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a family scene with a child named George and a father, referencing Christmas and bedtime rituals. The legible portions show dialogue about small things and rough play, with scattered phrases about going to bed, a store, and a dirt area, but many words are garbled.
World Markets Grain Wheat Declines On Rail Freight Woes
Chicago grain markets eased as March wheat fell amid fears of rail congestion impacting flour shipments. Prices across futures slid 3 to 5 cents with late trades showing modest retreats. Provisions held firm after initial gains, while nearby wheat closed around 2 3/4 dollars per barrel in some notes.
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Wheat market chatter and livestock prices report
The day closes near season highs with December at 1 16 5-5 and May at 116 1-8. Reports note Canadian wheat sales limited to Britain or allies. Philadelphia foretrade activity and a large Pour and wheat market in Omaha. Livestock receipts: cattle 200 steady. best steers 6.00 to 9.60. cows and calves 8.25 to 65.75. hogs 4.60 to 5.75. sheep 6.00 to 5.75. lambs 6.25 to 5.76.
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Order of Owls Elects New Officers At Meeting
The Order of Owls held an election for officers with W. Smalley as president Ryphers as vice president C A Kapow op as secretary J E Michardeou as treasurer Amba Halt as warden W Ar mon as sentinel E F Mateon as picket and Ray Bao as trustee A large turnout attended and a social hour followed the vote.
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W. Smalley
Ryphers
C. A. Kapowop
J.E Michardeou
Yuester
Amba Halt
W. Armon
Sentinel
E. F. Mateon
Ray Bao
First Congregational Church Service and Choir Plans
The CI CHURCHES First Congregational on Adama Ave hosts an 11 oclock morning sermon The God buoyger in the Present Unrest Miss Selen Vtunter plays the cello Jean for the solo Mendelssohn pieces Mrs W G Dal rymore sings For the Lord Is Sindful of Lie Own Evening service at 7 30 features Growing Arabs Helen Hunter cello Notturno My Redeemer and My Lord Duv ey Buck and chorus Come Unto Me Marillia Hunter-Barlow soloist All are invited First Methodist Episcopal on Twenty fourth street lists pastor G F Masswell er deacons Silas Mable Lamb Miss Vera Frey organist Rosamond Laird leads 10 30 morning service Bible school 6 40 Epworth League project A Nameless Prophet Who Kept Freach God s Name Evening service at 7 30 prema Summons Upcoming meetings noted
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Frank G. Brainerd
Malnister
Silex Siona
Mendelesohn
Hible School
Mise
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Mendelssohn
Mar Rilia Htunter-Barlow
First Methodiat Episcopal
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G. F. Massweller
Silas Mable Lamb
Vera Frey
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Rosamond Laird
Lible School
Epworth Jeacue
Pearl Nawman
Prema
Christian Reformed
Thirtyfirst
Wesbington Avenue
The Psychological Center of Religious Life Conference
Annual church meeting Monday at 6 p.m. Midweek meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Evangelist A B Pooth to conduct preaching nightly for one week. Inclusive services invite all. Lutheran pastor B Wansup at Jefferson Ave and Twenty third St hosts Luther League events. Varied church notices list services across Adventist, German Evangelical, Baptist and Episcopal parishes with times and topics.
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