Standart Premiums Offer Limited Stock On Hand
The Standard advertises closing out its concrete stock of premiums due to the discontinuation of new plans. Subscriptions paid in advance may receive premiums based on the value, including kitchen utensils, irons, stoves, books, and more. Ogden plans for a large hotel development in Idaho Falls also appear, with costs around 100000 dollars, four stories high and 140 by 188 feet.
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Federal Building
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Weber Academy
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Academy
Sutchell Bro
Diarmeacs
James M
New Year Celebration at Weber Club Ends in Music and Merriment
A Weber Club New Year gala featured floral decorations by Elizabeth Booth, a formal supper, and a music program led by Mrs Grace J Seabody. Performers included Edna Evare, Nellie Hasbrouck, John W Summe rbays, Horace S Ensign, and a string trio. After 11 pm, the Lilien Thatcher orchestra performed as guests enjoyed favors, snowball showers, and a finale singing of Auld Lang Syne before dancing resumed.
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Ogen
Aimos
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Mae Anderson
Mies Gladys Wickens
Bilis Hecky Almond
Grace J. Seabody
Edna Evapa
Mise Nellie Hasbrouck
John W. Summerbays
Horace
Ensign
Bereeuss
Jocelyn Solo
Caroline
Mr. Ensign
Aalo
Serenede
Mise Anetron
Goodybye
Miss Maabrouck
Miss Wickens
Whzo- Jetto
Missea Evare
Hawtrowek
Mesars
Summerbays
Bolo
Spring Sons
Miss Evans
Lilien Thatcher
Salt Lake Singers
Olympia
Orpheum Theatre
Arthur Kuhno
Farrell Funeral Held for Stra. Eamantes Purrell
The funeral of Stra Eamantes Purrell was held yesterday afternoon at Ain Lackin and Sons chapel with Ever DW Tribe presiding. Friends and relatives filled the chapel to capacity and covered bier with floral tributes.
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Turley
Joseph C. Turley
I Rooy Yesteryday
EL EL Barrett
Grant Avenue
Grant Avenue. Gambero
Battiste Gambero
Dee Hospital
Piedmont
Mary
Parlina Gamobero
Italy
A Staten Thre
Ogden
Larkin & Sons
Larkin & Son
Father Lageo
Farrell
Stra
Eamantes Purrell
Ain Lackin & Sons
Tribe
Thatcher orchestra aids mule themed event at local gathering
A fragmentary report notes the Thatcher orchestra supplied musical support for a social event, with a committee led by John Boarke, Arthur Kubo, Lesioy Bachiller, and Ered W. Ventati organizing the successful affair. Leo i 1 and I. L. Reynolds are referenced among participants.
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Thatcher
John Boarke
Arthur Kubo
Lesioy Bachiller
Ered W. Ventati
Leo i
Rotary
I. L. Reynolds
War Widows and White Slaves Containing Legislation Review
A fragment discusses laws from Virginia and Maryland on wardship and servitude of mixed race children, citing Hassell's history. It notes 1664 Maryland law making children of enslaved women belong to the master, and argues war widows sent to Canada would echo colonial practices. A. Kennedy comments.
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Virglole
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North Caropice
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Hassell
North
Caroline
Maryland
Thatia
Abe
England
Canada
Carl Marx
Clase
A. Kennedy
Strangler Lewis 10 Meet Visser In Ogden Jan 18
Local wrestling fans cheer as Pete Visser, Intermountain heavyweight champ, reports acceptance from Strangler Lewis to wrestle in Ogden on January 18 at the Orpheum Theatre. Negotiations indicate a promoted bout likely drawing strong interest and featuring two internationally known heavyweights. Lewis plans to meet Ad Santet in San Francisco, a result awaited by local fans.
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Intermountain
Strangler
Lewis
Ogden
Visser
Menazer Joseph Goss
Orpheum Theatre
Strangier
Thorn
Chicago
Goss
Salle
Winser
Caye
Ad Santet
Child Labor Law in Effect Across South Carolina
A new South Carolina child labor law prohibits employing children under fourteen in textile mills. The act, effective today, stops work for about twenty four hundred children and raises the minimum age for employment to twelve in certain industries.
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Columbia, &. C
South Caro
Vwna
Atate Department of Agriculture
Wyoming Union Pacific officials complete inspection trip
General Superintendent E Stenger and Superintendent H L Bell of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific Railroad concluded a station inspection in Ogden after arriving from Cheyenne on No 67. They reported traffic conditions rapidly improving due to eased competition freight rates in carload rates and better weather, with trains improving over last week despite today’s delays.
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H. L. Bell
Wyoming
Union Parl Tig Railroad
New Stenographer Appointed by District Judge Ages
James St. Johnson of Omaha Neb arrives to serve as official court reporter for the district court. He comes after four six years as reporter for Omaha and Council Bluffs courts and is praised for skill and reliability. Judges Agee Pratt set 9:45 am start for tomorrows course. courthouses were nearly empty as transfers and final book balances prepared for noon.
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Omaha
Neb
Johnson
Agee and
Pratt
Sales
Tomorow
New Year Sermon as Presby Church Installs Heating Plant
New Year services at the First Presbyterian church were disrupted by installing a new steam heating plant. Old furnaces were removed for a large boiler in a concrete lined room while a ventilation system and basement readying for Sunday school and social use are planned. Reverend Carver urged lasting happiness beyond Merry Christmas, stressing inner character and purposeful living as the year ahead begins.
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Time transforms effort into value in lives and progress
The text argues happiness comes from character and preparedness, not luck, and that civilization advances when people convert time into force and knowledge. It cites printing, the alphabet, and mechanical powers as early time-saving steps, and notes figures like John Quincy Adams and Benjamin Franklin as examples of turning years into achievement. Idaho Falls context mentions Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tracy hosting Ms. Marguerite Douglass.
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Soneone
John Quincy Adams
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
France
Constitutional Conventon
Two Men Claim Governorship In Arizona Inaugural Crisis
In Phoenix on January 1 large crowds gathered at the state capitol grounds as Republican governor elect Thomas E. Campbell and incumbent Governor G W P Hunt contested the inauguration. Each side claimed rightful leadership and warned of possible double ceremonies scheduled for 10 o clock. Campbell aides asserted he has a certificate of election and will assume the office, while Hunt supporters insisted Hunt remains the lawful governor.
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Aris
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Arizehs
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Lee
State House
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Chinese gambling house raided on Grant Avenue
The Chinese squire at 2459 Grant Avenue was raided by Sgt T H Blackburn and officers. Orange Wong proprietor was taken into custody on gambling house charges and twelve Japanese men were arrested on various charges. Wong posted 159 bail for release and the Japanese posted 16 exchange.
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Siire
Grant Avenue
Sergeenta T. H. Clackburn and Co
Z. Fitzgerald
W.E. Noore
Wiliam Davis
I. C. Cantletd
Jotn Hutchiga
JL. Kfubsor
Orarge Wong
Wong
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