Subscription terms and distribution details for The Standard
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First Move Made in Piped Transit Corridor
The article outlines an early step in a new rail and interurban line linking Utah Hot Springs to Tinlghang US, with plans to connect Har Dhter and Mo Uber, and to push trade from surrounding districts toward the city. It mentions Esteban Pity and Ned as participants, and notes capitalists shaping the region’s trade through a conical Ogten capital.
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Third Term Platform Arises in Hoover Third Party Rally
A fragmented text outlines a Third Term movement led by Theod Roosevelt supporters, arguing for the reelection of Roosevelt and denouncing corporate power. It calls for strong leadership and national unity to restore freedom and prevent political and social upheaval amid perceived discontent with current governance.
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Hypnotism as a Cure in Early Medical Discourse
A fragmented discussion links mesmerism and hypnotism to therapeutic claims. It cites experiments by French and British researchers, noting purported gains in intelligence and education for weak-minded individuals, including a boy who learned letters and math within months. It questions ethical limits and points to clinical observations on epilepsy, chronic pain, and addiction, while warning of overstatement and the need for careful evaluation.
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Rail wreck disrupts Chicago to Salt Lake service
Fragmented dispatches describe a derailment near Chicago that hurled a car from a lineman’s wagon and damaged the steel car service. No injuries are reported though crews move engines and passengers to repair destinations. superintendent Hildker and Castelo lead the rescue and track cleanup efforts. Local officials and wrecking crews are coordinating to restore the line toward Salt Lake City.
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Forward look at 1807 business and trade trends
The article surveys 1807 prospects across industries such as textiles, hardware, pulp and paper, and lumber, noting strong demand and hopeful prices. It highlights rising investment, widespread optimism, and expectations of continued expansion, while warning of potential scarcity and cautious spending amid lingering uncertainty.
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Trend of Business Shows November Decline in Key Markets
The Bureau of Statistics and the Department of Commerce report a general drop in activity for November across major markets. Declines are noted in meat, poultry, dairy, and lumber with weaker receipts at Chicago and other hubs. contrast with higher shipments in some grain sectors.
Rail wreck halt pulls engine 167 and car from track
A derailment on the Park Cis branch of the Short Line caused a runaway freight car and damaged track near residences. Engine No. 167, under engineer Ulanchard, attempted to stop the train as bystanders and a wrecking crew from Ogden managed the scene. The disturbance led to a critical incident with distress signals and a safety response by yard crews and officials.
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Multiple Churches Hold New Year Services in City
The Christian Science Society, Kl fecure to the Bacrmt Lsteralees course, and several churches on Washington Avenue and nearby streets announce New Year services. Details include 11 a.m. worship, Sunday schools, 7:30 p.m. midweek meetings, and special sermons on themes like "A New Beginning" and "The New Year's Hope." Regular reading rooms and missionary sessions are also listed.
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Whitaker Leads Morning and Evening Services at Good Church
Whitaker presiding at the pips organ and morning and evening services. The service includes songs readings and addresses with refreshment afterwards. Alfred Brown rector invites the public to attend at Church of the Good Strobeth Cos per trem amd Twentyfourth. Sunday after Christmas day. no church school tomorrow.
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Scientific Cure for Bright's Disease Promises Permanent Relief
A Kansas City Journal report claims Fulton’s Compound cures Bright's Disease and Diabetes, with cases from San Francisco to Ogden, Utah. The item cites physicians and unnamed patients seeing relief, restores sleep and strength, and asks readers with cures to send details for publication.
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Salt Lake Boosters Distort City Title Clue
Salt Lake notes a December 28 event in the city, mentioning boosters and a distorted reference. The fragment hints at civic or civic-society activity, with unclear specifics about persons or outcomes.
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Greater Salt Lake banquet marks fifth anniversary celebration
A Utah Commercial Club banquet celebrated the fifth anniversary of the city’s development program. Notable citizens gathered as speakers outlined plans to grow the community into a more prosperous commonwealth. The event contrasted old and new approaches, signaling optimism and progress.
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Auditorium rink to stay closed Wednesday evening
The Auditoriurn Rink announces no skating on Wednesday evening January as the Board of Education will use the building for teacher tests. The rink will be open for skating Wednesday morning and afternoon January 2 and again Thursday January 3.
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Fragmentary rail era ad claims famed services
A garbled OCR item touts historic rail routes from the West and East, mentions the 20th Century Limited and Lake Shore Limited, and promises speed and prestige amid a boastful catalog of train features and routes.
Real Estate Holdings Sold At Below Market Prices
A fragment from a Real Face of real estate section notes holdings tied to old clients and friends offered at seemingly fake prices. It mentions a quarter at ropes No. 6, First National, with mentions of FRANCIA RITTER and Revd Dolel. The source appears garbled but implies notes on large figures by CK BD. Co, 13 23d.
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Notice of annual meeting of First National Bank stockholders
Regular meeting of the stockholders of The First National Bank will be held at their offices on Tuesday, December 19, 1967, at 10 o'clock a.m. for the election of officers for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business. By order of the cashier Joel Pisokee.
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Holiday excursion fares listed by railway lines
Holiday excursion rates announced by several lines including Oregon Short Line Welsh and Grande Western. Tickets valid for return travel to January and early January dates with sales beginning December 28 through January 7. Details and exact routes provided by the railways for Christmas holidays trips.
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