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An old rate card from The Evening Standard Publishing Co outlines daily and special advertising rates with various position charges, inch and tack fees, and contract options. It notes a promise of predictable terms and references Ogden and the paper’s publication standard.
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Fages
Keat
Roadieg
Bn Intte
Mioning
Wyakly
Ogden
Meening Flanderd Dard Publishing CO
Ogden and the railway gains raise busy plans
A fragmented report condemns road and rail improvements in Ogden and nearby, urging boosted rail service and trackage to cover fifteen to twenty acres of ground. It notes murders and unrest, cites Hoover time, and calls for better coordination among Ogden authorities and the Harträman interests to advance rail and yard upgrades for regional growth.
Ogden Water Bills and City Growth Sparks Debate
A local council debate centers on a proposed waterworks purchase and a new water commission bill. Opponents warn the measure could empower a board with excessive control, potentially harming public interests. Proponents argue timely improvements are essential, while critics label the bill as risky and misaligned with residents’ needs. The Chamber of Commerce leans against the bill, advocating for careful oversight and delay.
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Chamber of Commerce
Water Treasury
Euicane
Ogden
Ihe
Board of Eater Commis
Thore
War as Gamble: U S Readiness for Major War
The piece surveys American confidence in defeating or repelling a major power. It recalls past wars as warnings, cites gaps in leadership and logistics, and questions whether the nation is prepared for a Cuba or Japan scenario. It emphasizes lack of experienced generals and adequate weaponry despite money and manpower.
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Ratilen
Manaasas
Gettaburg
Frederick the Great
Danaparte
Colehamance
Montauk
Japan
Cites
Atte
Cuba
Manassas
Mow They Deceive Them Af Loca
A fragmented report describes a tragedy in Theads tra Palatowan WayA EAE Hew where a young man shot Liv sheet heart and then turned the revolver on himself. The account hints at broader violence and possible perversion of evidence, with references to additional incidents and instrumental Moeller est.
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Theadstra, Palatowan
Liv
Tore
Moeller
Democrats in Republican Cabinet Debate Surfaces in Taft Era
A fragmentary 1911 discussion weighs who could join President Taft's cabinet as secretary of war. It flags a southern Democrat as a likely fit and notes party balance and regional interests. The text hints at probing public reaction and the desire to restore southern influence in government while acknowledging partisan tensions and evolving party loyalties.
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Wether
Jacob
Uickinaan
Tennerree Democrat
Ktlox
Chicago
Taft
Emo Clett
Tam
Dourtires
Marth
Dick Ineon
Weight
Patty
Temperature Ranges of Human Body and Heat Variation
A dated discussion outlines normal human temperature around 37 degrees Celsius when measured orally, with surface readings ranging from 33 to 38 degrees. Internal body heat averages 37.5 degrees, higher for active individuals, and fever elevates temperatures.
Incombustible salamander tale and church notices
An excerpt describes performers like Frepeh salm- and Chamounl the Incombustible, noting extreme heat and frost experiments and related dangers. It lists various church services and events across multiple congregations, including German, Lutheran, and Congregational gatherings, with times and locations. It ends with a court verdict on Dora Donaldson for vagrancy related to a stockade operation, defended by Harry J. Robin.
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Martises
Chamounl
Blmee
Brarley A. Hawke
Era Donaldson
Sherif Abarp
Neat Alde Stockade
Dora Topham
Delis London
Tan
Mra Donaldson
Ure Dousldrvon
Pola Mauer
Morning and Evening Services at Grant Avenue Churches
The First Presbyterian Church on Grant Avenue hosts a Sunday morning missionary society service at 11 with a full musical program and sermon on Welcome and Reform. Zimmerman of the First Methodist on Twenty fourth Street leads Sabbath services with Bible school at ten and afternoon classes. The Episcopal church at 44 Twenty fourth Street offers morning services at nine thirty, Sunday school, and youth classes. Evening gospel program and prayer meetings are announced across congregations with choir, hymns, and sermons.
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Chiat
Gelentit
Rolda
Washington Arene
Jesus
Church of the Good Bhephent
Twentyfourth
Grant Avenue
Wyn
W. Fleetwood
Hely Cocminztes
Paul's
Churgh
Third Street
Differece Avenue
G. Hell
Thirtieth
Bungay
Hunday
First Congregational Church
Noble Strong Elderkin
Wleister
Sora
Ith
Berman
Gwedith Lutheran Church
Twentythird and Jefferson
Kevbi H. Heaton
Spm
Luther League
Ladle
Ald Society
Peter & Wilson
Twenty Ath Street
Leminia
Firat
Miss Midale
Melchelise Cansty
Sclom
Tawstt
Smre
Pasnidy
Schuraen
Kong Nizki
Ant
Gaptit
Spacatal
Teyd H, T) Zimmerman
Fidowa
Bunday Schnal
Ten O'Rhick
Claes
Partor
Che
Belle London 18 in Contempt of Court
Belle London charged with contempt of court as a fall fade event on February 26 noted in clipped dispatch. Further details unavailable in readable fragments.
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Belle London
Atter Tring Wit
Veverel Hore
Gary Tw Duatico
Allen's Foot Comfort Ad Shows Shoe Care Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Zan for foot comfort and shoe care. It mentions relief for foot itch, rubbing, and new shoes, and lists the sellers in LeRug, New York, with a postal address for orders.
Republicans Press Prohibition Drive in Utah
A new organization forms to secure nationwide prohibition influence in Utah politics. Salt Lake City February 26 reports the Republican Prohibition League plans a statewide effort, with an executive committee led by Weisley Watton and Albert Reiser to coordinate campaigns beyond the current legislature, aiming to secure a bill and end open saloons statewide.
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Salt Lake
Newey
Republican Profibus Tagua
Oran
Wealey Watton
Charmant Tow
Republicam Prominin
Albert Reiser
Nephi Ly Morrin
Bal Laka
Wills Johnson
Rewer
Thomas Hayrock
Garfield
James A. Kelley
MiNard
Utah
Devin
New Plan of Management for Nevada National Forest Stock Grazing
The Agriculture Department issues a grazing plan for the Nevada National Forest in 1909. It allows free grazing for cattle sheep and goats that historically grazed the range, with no charge or per head fee, under a new audit process. Grazing rights will be extended to those who have regularly utilized the range in the past, subject to verification of their holdings and stock types.
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Nevada National Forest
Nevada
Department of Ag
A. C. McCain
Omce
Aprirmture
Negida
Renee Witty
Amaiy
Woda
Forest administration details and grazing regulation draft
The text outlines stock stocking limits with no first year reductions and potential later cuts, plus a directive to inventory forest areas. It mentions a new forest division reorganizing grazing and range areas, with two large tracts of about 1.25 million acres to be managed, and officials traveling to implement data collection and administration.
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Alan
Elpen
Greas
Manger Machia
Tolpate
Retton
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