Charles Barton New President Of Weber Club
Charles Barton was elected president of the Weber Club yesterday. Charles TI Barton, ensurer of Ogden Savings Bank, headed the slate with James J. Burton as vicepresident and James M. Douglas among the directors. The annual report noted deposits, inventories, and war-related financial adjustments as the club readjusted after Prohibition and wartime demands.
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Weber Club
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Barton
Ogden Savings Bank
Te Weber Club
Charles J ¥. Ralser
James B. Burton
Trennhrer
Martiner Browning
Royal Eccles
James M Douglas
J. N. Pieres
J. N. Reynolds
James I. Devind
Hairlan
Inetalee
W. I. Watlis
Pesident Darton
A. P. Bigelow
Darnouy H. Devine
Bord of Directors
Liberty Lands
Ada
Thia
Pulleity Bureau
Dhee
Wight
Musterole Mustard Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old style advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard oil based ointment to ease bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and other pains. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it and notes hospital size jars sell for 2.50 dollars.
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Hettt
Electric corn treatment ad shows painful remedies
An old style advertisement touts shocking pain remedies for corns. It claims placing an electric bell contact causes a shock that supposedly removes corns without damaging surrounding skin. It describes applying arrows and torches with no safety details.
Papers Demand Caillaux Evidence
Paris reports comment on the arrest of farmer Bromier Caillaux. Paris newspapers largely back the government, saying the arrest was justified if substantial evidence exists, while others condemn the action and demand proof of the Gravest character before judging.
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Caius
Coal Diggers Convene As Wage Talks Lead
At Indianapolis the biennial United Mine Workers of America convention opens with 400 delegates. President Hayes urges ratification of wage accords while planning defense funds and naturalization efforts. A separate note reports Ebert Tractor plant scouting Salt Lake for western factory to meet farm tractor demand and reduce costs.
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Ebert
Utah
Salt Lake
Albert H. Ackerman
Chicago
Thebert Tractor Company
Intilaclin
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Ackerman Wheel Company
Ohio
United States
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Aero Club of America
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New Large Arctic Islands Discovered by Arctic Explorer
A fragmented 1581 era note reports large Arctic islands found near the Arete coast during a spring 1516 voyage led by Vilhjalmnester. Captain A Lane relays direct news that the Arete exploration party claimed new lands for Canada during the 1918 winter in the northern Fens at Bartel Island.
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Arette
Vilhjalmnester
Ansaen
A. Lane
Bartel Island
Canada
Ogden Woman Buys Liberty Bonds Amid Health Costs
An Ogden woman writes she has saved operation funds by using Maytas Wonderful Remedy for gall stones and Epic attacks. She claims one bottle funds liberty bonds and promotes a drug advertised as elixir that relieves catarrhal mucus and inflammation.
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Aedvison
ATL
McIntyre Drug Co
Militarians Gain Ground in Berlin and Vienna Dictatorship Talk
The Bertin War world reports the militarist party rising in influence in Berlin and Vienna, with fears of a hard line against Russia if peace terms fail. A Vienna telegram says the central powers seek a strong military and economic position and may break off talks with Russia if an arrangement is not reached promptly. Also includes a health testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills from Euuls Buckner of Somerset, Virginia.
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Landon
Bertin ‘Warworld
Socialists
A. I. Melalyre Drug
Major A P Gardner Dies in Army Camp
Major A P Gardner of Hamilton Mass dies at Camp Wheeler after a short illness from pneumonia. His body will be sent to Washington and lie in state for several days before interment at Arlington. He served fifteen years in Congress advocating war liberalization, migration restrictions, and preparedness. he joined the army at the outbreak of war.
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Arlington
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Gardner family links to military service span continents
The text notes Major brevet promotion for an unnamed figure connected to Camp Shomas near Chilekauiaugi and Porto Rico, with Gardining and Mey Gardinge in England at war outbreak. It mentions embassy service in London for Americans, a later political campaign, and calls to the colors in an officers' reserve corps. Mrs. Gardner is Mira Constance Lodge, with two children and a daughter married to Lt. WL Minot of Boston, now in Praia.
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Doston
Praia
Bolden Spike Try Golden Splie by West Ogden Milling Co
A local item notes Bolden Spike Try manufactured by the West Ogden Milling and Mill Co. A home concern advertises its product with a promise to ante up each sack. Business contact line provided as 362-J- Ad vorthieniral.
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West Ogden Milling & Iley. Co
Jews Demand Understanding on Polish Jewish Settlement
Jan 15 report from Berlin notes Polis ministers of justice and social affairs met with Jewish leaders and municipal officials to discuss the Polish Jewish settlement. Jews pressed for immediate abolition of special laws affecting Jews and an end to expulsions from villages. They demanded abolition of Jewish quarters in markets and the double taxation for hospitals. Ministers suggested emigration of Polish Jews and asked for cooperation in such a plan.
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Berlin
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Aild
Potas
Trussis
Kusala
Hospitala
Poland
War Speech Commentary From Rome Voice of Holy See
The Osservatore Romano again comments on President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George noting the Holy See's consistent stance during the war. It asserts the Vatican is satisfied that leaders base their statements on a legitimate foundation and calls for continued moral guidance amid hostilities.
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Lloyd George
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Lloyd Geouse
Vatican warns against pressuring belligerents over peace terms
The Vatican cautions that its August appeal for peace points is not a concrete treaty blueprint but a framework to start negotiations. It stresses the Holy See does not intend to pressure either side and will avoid supporting specific proposals to preserve individual sovereignty.
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Europe
Osgervatore Romana
Holy See
Vatican
Famous German aviator killed in engine defect crash
Amsterdam Jan 15 The death of Vice Sergeant Max Moller one of the most successful German aviators is reported by the Asimith dispatch to the Tohal Anzelzer of Borin. Shuller was killed in a fall resulting from an engine defect, claiming his listed victories in aerial engagements.
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Amsterdam
Max Moller
Alriaen
Tohal Anzelzer
Borin
Shuller
Packers Begin Full Operations Chicago Jan 1
Resumption of full operations at the large meat packing establishments followed snow removal needs and a weather forecast. Passenger trains ran on schedule as mines in Indiana and Illinois moved coal. South shore steel and munition plants kept running while workers cleared tracks for coal deliveries. Officials said normal operation would take about a week.
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Bie
Pring Fm
Stern
Indiana
Ilinois
Lake Michigan
London Swill Tubes Feed Forture? Mystery Text
A garbled excerpt discusses a London district and a practice involving refuse tubes. It mentions glycerin extraction from household waste and a shift to proper disposal. The passage contains numerous garbles and nonsensical phrases, leaving the core note unclear.
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