Independent Daily Newspaper Subscription Details Flawed
An OCR fragment describes a morning daily newspaper named The Standard with billed circulation through Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press, outlining daily and Sunday editions, pricing in cities, and a request to notify subscribers to stop or cancel. It includes garbled phrases about delivery, subscription terms, and customer contact methods.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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Patardar
Advertisement listing various news agencies and offices
A fragmented ad line lists multiple news agencies and offices across cities including Los Angeles Salt Lake City Brigham City Baltimore San Francisco and California addresses. The garbled text mentions agency names such as News Bird Deg fre and Beck News Co with street numbers and vague location cues.
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Los Angeles
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Salt Lake
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Beck News Co
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Holdups Reported At Five Points During Holiday Period
A Chinaman at Five Points was tied, headcovered and beaten during a holdup, with 380 dollars stolen. A separate assault near Cartia Nevada involved a man battered and tied. Authorities note possible connection between the two crimes and urge the detained Chinaman to identify suspects in Carlin.
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Ropas
Cartia
Nevada
Orden
Southern Pacific
Carlin
Police Force Expanded as Ogden Eyes Crime Clean-Up
Police chief Thomas E Brownleg leads a force expansion and new precincts after the Patrick Quigley homicide and drug-linked deaths. The crackdown targets rooming houses, gambling dens, and vice hubs to curb crime and reveal further cases, with sheriff departments assisting. Local resident Joseph Silver of Salt Lake City reports the developments.
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Thomas E. Brownleg
Patrick Quigsey
Palley
Quigley
Ashby
Ely
Pales
Ogden
Joseph Silver
Balt Lake
Robbed passenger resists attacker at Union Depot
A Salt Lake City man reports eight months ago in Or den he confronted a road thief aboard a Union Pacific train. The assailant jostled him and fled after the victim struck back, dropping the pocketbook before escaping. An officer saw the confrontation but no arrest followed. Chief Browning later commented on cleaning up such criminals.
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Orden
Ceril
Mora
Salt
Polles
Browning
What the State of Utah Ne Cob Rural Utah Needs
At the State Agricultural College the clan members were asked for erging needs of rural Utah. Answers include more inhabitants, cooperative farmer organizations, more factories and employment, railroad expansion, better tilraries and rural culture, improved education for older and younger generations, and measures against coyotes and rabies.
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State Agricultural College
Utah
Tilrarien
Paraguay, a Heroic Posture in South America
Desh Ube directs attention of American exporters to South American development. John Parrett, Pan American Union director, provides a view of Paraguay, a landlocked republic in the heart of the continent between Brazil and Argentina. The piece praises Paraguayan patriotism and notes its isolation from U.S. visitors.
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Ube
South America
John Parrett
Pan- American Union
Paraguay
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Nalivia
Hrazil
Argentina
Iilis Republic
United States
Paraguay's delayed rise into the modern world
Article traces Paraguay's economic and political lag from colonial times through independence and dictatorship to postwar efforts. It notes Jesuit influence, isolation policies under Francia and the Lopez era, and a drastic population collapse after the 1864–70 war. It highlights the need for capital and railway development, and cites a 1915 contract with MacArthur, Perkins & Co to build docks and warehouses to boost Asuncion's port capacity.
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Man American Union
Paraguay
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Argent
Uns
Uruguay
Brazil
Francisco Lopez
Lopes
Argentina
Frank
Womer
Republic
Counsry
Asuncion
Htal
MacArthur, Perks & Co
Baraguay
Small Potatoes in Public Eye Collier’s Daw editorial
Collier’s Daw critiques preparedness hysteria and national defense politicking. It argues times of crisis expose weak leadership, noting a president’s lack of land or precedents to guide him. The piece warns that urging for delay and spiritual bluster harms the nation’s stance.
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Collier's
Preparednesa
Tim Bar Gariois
Aneh & Robiem
Unhappy Fate and Wartime Washington Critique
A reflective critique on political cowardice and public fear during wartime. The writer argues that leaders dodge responsibility, calling out cries for “pressing problems” and the danger of siding with fear. It notes Congress and voters wavering, with partisan leaders depicted as timid amid national strain.
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Wang
Tnissen
Promontory Mines U Ads Investment Chance Near Promontory
A. Kennedy secretary advertises Promontory mining opportunity in a region near Promontory. The pitch cites high zinc prices and asks funds for tools rails ore chute and payroll. Shares at 6 cents with a 30 day double‑your‑money option and a plan to ship ore within 30 days. Contact Utah National Bank building basement or via phone numbers 913 or 1362 W for director follow‑up.
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Utah National Bank
A. Kennedy
Blood of Our Brothers appeal and two comedies at Rex
A brief listing shows an appeal for peace titled The Blood of Our Brothers and two comedies scheduled for showing at the Rex tomorrow. The notice emphasizes community peace efforts alongside entertainment options for the coming day.
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REX
Sunday Night Club to Hear Guy Montgomery on Emmanuel Movement
The Sunday Night Club at the Guild Hall Church of the Good Shepherd will host Professor Guy Montgomery of St. Mark's Cathedral Salt Lake City as speaker on the Emmanuel Movement. The talk will include a questions and discussion period and is open to the public.
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Guild
Church of the Good Shepherd
Guy Montgomery
Emmanuel
St. Mark's Cathedral
Salt Lake City
Emmanuel Movement
Misa el Jen Melasner
Red Circle Lyceum Showing With Picture Ad
Read the story in this paper and see the accompanying picture at the Lyceum. The venue opens daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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Lyceum
Hudson Regains Valvoline Trophy in Coast Cup
Hudson regains the Valvoline Trophy as Cula One wins for Sacramento. The event, held on the Varlfic Coast, saw the famous Ow Valvotins Trophy reclaimed, with Hudson lowering the record to reclaim possession of the cup.
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Sacramento Tallas
Hudson
Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Beret Arrivations
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a medical context with a doomed theme and possible references to a care center and a temple. The garbled text references veiled terms like Thetis, Temesties, and a foundation, but concrete facts are unclear.
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Oscar
Prapatere
Hudson Sets New Stock Car Record At Expo Trials
The Hudson car lowered the prior stock record to three hours and twenty ten minutes after a rival beat it by three minutes. Arnold Brothers and A. T. Patterson recovered the trophy from the rival, then Patterson drove a 1916 Hudson to reclaim the record, despite a Mayville crash that damaged the wheel. The piece notes Hippodrome changes tonight with acts and film reels, alongside listings for land in Salt Lake County and theater ads for The Black Flag at Rheum Theatre January 25.
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Sacramento
Tallac
Hudson
Arnold Hrothers
Becramonte
Armald
Arnold Brothers
A. T. Patterson
Brockton
Patterson
Maverville
Real Estate Transfers In County Recorder Files
Transfers recorded for John B Kinkead to Anna Kinkead covering lots 1 4 block 4 Lake View addition Odes survey and others to Emma Z Hyver from D Winger. part southeast quarter section 35 township 4 north range 1 east Salt Lake meridian. consideration 1915 dollars. plus John H Brown and wife to David Cook Jr life estate part of north half of northwest quarter section 29 township 7 north range 1 east Salt Lake meridian.
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County Recorder's Office
John B. Kinkead
Anna Kinkear
Lake View
D. Winger
Will
Emma Z Hyver
Salt Lake Meridian
John H. Brown
David Cook
Township 7
Range
Salt Lake
Bankers Propose To Retire Notes In Treasury Plan
A committee of the American Bankers Association proposes retiring the 146 million in treasury notes known as greenbacks. The plan calls for a 200 million bond issue to displace equal greenbacks, with the rest funded by a 50 million gold reserve in the treasury. Federal reserve governors have not yet approved the plan, which backers aim to present at the current session. Read the Classified Ads.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
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Lake City
Valvoline Trophy
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