Ogden Eyes Railroad to Idaho and Northwest Growth
Renewed talk of building a Saline to Rupert line to connect Ogden with Idaho and the Northwest. Harriman interests reportedly favor the route, with spring construction, right of way negotiations, and major facilities planned along the Raft River valley. The project promises lower grades, faster freight, and a new economic era for Ogden, including dam and power plant development.
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Ogaona
Idaho
Northwest
Emery
Bast River
Pat
Saline
Ogden-Lucin
Kruttschnitt
Raft River
Rupert
Blizs
Granger
Elisa
Ogden
Oregon
Kemmerer
Montpelier
Povatello
Clear Creek
Utah
Lucia
Trig
Pacific Land & Water Company
Empire
Southern Pacific
Christmas Cheer Spreads Through Ogden In Letter Critique
A Christmas message from Ogden appeals for universal cheer tonight and throughout the year. The writer hopes no one faces penury and praises growing acts of real charity, noting the Standard’s calls for aid have drawn many to give without seeking recognition.
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Ogden
Wonton
December Advance of Utah School Inspires Newspaper Interest
Advance, the monthly magazine issued by the Utah Tadyg tria School, December issue shows strong composition and printing. If the school maintains this quality, newspapers will soon seek the talented youths with rich literary and mechanical aptitude.
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Utah Tadygtria School
Fragmented historic note on Miacanteptian names and regions
Fragmentary text mentions Miacanteptian and Vinglah Alel Tow Amirieny Giein near a health complex in AR. It references We Hien Lounnelinderalid FA Hablamien and Mevente White, with unclear connections to America Apbeth tent mae wnt.
Fragmented dialogue snippets from a local column
A collage of quoted lines and jokes from a community paper feature a string of quirky exchanges and brief vignettes. Characters named Baye Casey Mrs Cutting and Mr Quibbles appear among snatches about Christmas stockings, stockings, love letters and a Wisconsin schoolboy’s contribution. The item preserves a humorous, gossip-like tone with short, detached scenes.
Fragmented Prose from Newark Star and Washington Star
A jumble of lines from newspapers including Newark Star and Washington Star. Dialogs on a court verdict, a husband wife exchange, and a puzzled explorer seeking practical value. Vague scenes show misread text and mixed quotes from era reporting.
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Newark Star
Washington Star
Chiropratic Healing Ad in Eureka Holmes Rooms
An advertisement promotes Chriopratic Divine Healing and Magnetic Massage by Dr Mary Howshos in Eureka Holmes, inviting assistants to call for employment. It mentions healing unaimed ailments and invites contact through her rooms until further notice.
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Mary Howshos
Eureka Holns
Attor Kas
Christian Sorensen Dies of Paralysis at 77
Christian Sorensen died at 77 from a stroke of paralysis at his daughter Mary Peterson’s home in Ogden. Born December 18, 1882, in Arhous Denmark, he joined Morawa Church over forty years ago and moved from Huntsville to Ogden recently. Survived by three daughters Nora Hammond Blue Sorenson and Mary Peterson and two sons Joseph and Christian Sorenson, with eighteen grandchildren. He was a member of Ogden Stake High Priests Quorum. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Christian Hans Sorensen
Sorensen
Mary Peterson
Madison Avenue
Arhous
Denmark
Morawa Church
Utah
Nora Hammond
Blue Sorenson
Idaho
Ogden
Joseph
Christian Sorenson
Sorenson
Ogden Stake
Huntsvili
Notice to Subscribers Solicit Combined Magazine Rate
Notice to subscribers offering a special rate: pay in advance for one month of The Standard and one year of The Woman's Home Companion for a total of 1.78 dollars, saving 50 cents off regular prices. The Woman's Home Companion regular price is 1.50 dollars. The Daily Blandard costs 76 cents per month.
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Arbun Elber
Celebration at State School Draws City Crowd
Despite bad weather a large number of residents from the city attended a celebration at the state school.
Christmas at the Deaf and Blind Institute in epidemics
The Christmas celebration at the Deaf and Blind Institute was held for pupils who could not return home due to a scarlet fever outbreak. Superintendent F H Driggs oversaw the event with an old fashioned tree and gifts from parents and the board. An evening program of music recitations and exercises drew many visitors.
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F H. Driggs
Edino
Homsa
Cache County
Wwerd
Reeslyad
Christmas Banquet for Gave Employes at Local Pharmacy
The Hen Raaicon pharmacy hosted a Christmas banquet for all employes. Mr. Bennigne received a token of esteem. attendees included A He Wlegin, Mina Beis rico Uamll, and several others. The event featured a formal meal, toasts, and music, with townsfolk noting neighborly sentiment and social ties.
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Mr. Bennigne
Sucer
Brainard
J. To
Childy
Nowell Min
McIntyre
MLW
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Jhristmar IX
Casey
Chylatmas
Kangen City
Mr. Quibbles
George
Dearte
Danite
Marin’ Manag
Willig
Wisconsin
Achont Newa
Loum
Ms. Newlywed
O'lagan
O'Hagan
Hagan
Chriopratic
Christian Sorensen
Geo. A. Lowe Co
Washington Ave
Enry
Ayer
Fox
Gilbert
THE
Gilbert Manufacturing GO
New Haven
Opan
Jack Chida
Nida
Ronan
Mir
W. Reatard
Meighbar
Neigbbar
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