No Peace With Victory Says President Amid War Reflects on History
The president argues there can be no peace while German militarism endures and cites past campaigns where punitive outcomes bred lasting resentment. Allies insist on breaking Kaiser's power, fearing a stable peace only after defeat of the German regime. The piece also notes plans for an Ogden exposition and local geography curiosities tied to Zeppelin travel.
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France
Lorraine
Eletory
Tard
Alles
Wilton
From Germany to Ogden The 1912 Airship Celebration Proposal
The text envisions inviting the German government to send a zeppelin across the ocean as part of a 1912 celebration. It imagines the airship visiting, then a festivity of navigating the air from New York to Ogden, with accompanying expenses. It reflects wartime anxieties and speculative peace before 1918.
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London
New York
Ogden
W Fred Bossner Secretary in 1919 Publicity Bureau
The Onden publicity bureau directors elected B. Fred Bosager as secretary. Bosager brings broad newspaper experience and will lead the bureau to secure results under its leaders. The bureau aims to be a key factor in fair success and works under capable head figures.
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Milad
Onden
B. Fred Bosager
Osaner
Bia
Horsher
After the War Future Business at a Glance
An eastern authority on commercialists outlines postwar reconstruction needs. He notes Europe faces delays in peace orders and rebuilding demands for roads railways bridges ships and urban infrastructure, with Great Britain France Germany among those affected.
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Europe
Great Urilato
France
War era economic outlook and fuel smoke concerns
The article argues postwar recovery will hinge on repairing and replenishing global infrastructure with American manufacturing. It highlights shipping losses, rising shipyard demand, and a shift to domestic steel and rail construction. It warns against dumping and stresses stronger banking, and outlines competition from Britain and Europe. It also explains coke versus anthracite coal, smoke reduction, and public health impacts of smoky city air.
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Messia
Culalde
Mdeke
United States
Great Dritala
Ito
Britain
Germany
France
Alftreult
Europe
Jabor
Withdraw Troops From Mexico Warns of Protection Gap
The message urges careful handling of U S troop withdrawal from northern Mexico and urges Mexicans to endure foreign troop presence for stability. It warns Americans to show diligence in protecting lives in northern Uran and calls for government effort without provoking resistance.
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Perahing
Mexico
Carranza
Uran
United States
Meziva
Smoke disappearance and bid for coal burn ban in Ogden
An expert predicts a forthcoming law to ban burning bituminous coal in Ogden city. The move aims to reduce smoke and improve air quality, favoring refined fuels for domestic use. The piece notes that over 60 percent of coal heated in residences comes from central Keating Plant and urges action to lower smoke creation.
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Oden
Ile
Focal
Satul Canl
Weak to Fight Promises of Haarlem Capsules
An ad extols Haarlem Haarlem Capsules as a cure for weakness from overwork and poor health. It promises rapid strength with three capsules daily, asserts superior claims of the Haarlem Medal and national remedy status, and advertises prices and refund offers. It also mentions statistics on teachers and stenographers in the United States, likening support for the product to health and civic duty.
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Haarlem
Holland
Eastern Star Reception and Club Gatherings
Society notes report a Queen Esther Chapter invitation to Miriam Chapter and others for a reception at the Masonic Temple Friday January 26 in honor of Mia Miante Haslet. Also notes 600 Club meeting with Mrs Fornas tomorrow at 555 Seventeenth Street, Sewing Club at Mrs Sidney Johnson’s, and Child Culture Club anniversary at Mr David Eeetes’s home 2580 Jefferson Avenue.
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Queen Esther
Miriam
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mia
Miante Haslet
600
Sidney Johnson
Sewlox Lab
Thinfternoon
Pairview
Child Culture Club
Aftr
David Eeetes
Jefferson Avenue
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. Claims easy application with a sponge or brush and results after a morning, then further improvements with more uses. Presents the product as a cosmetic toilet essential, noting it is not a cure for disease.
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Wyeth
Photographer to cover Utah state fair urged by exhibitor
Jan 25 Fair lake reports Horace Enslen, secretary of Utah state fair, says a photographer option is among the most useful suggestions seen. Frank Ate of Salt Lake City recommends engaging a photographer for five fall exhibitions, tying it to a contract clause.
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Athman
Fair Lake
Horace
Enslen
Utah
Frank Ate
Burne Avenue
Salt Lake City
Auia
Unclear Medical Ad Offers Deafness Cure Remedy
Fragmented advert text promises a cure for deafness via treatments and remedies. It mentions products or firms with uncertain names and dates, and includes disjointed phrases suggesting a medical claim and potential sales tone without verifiable details.
Notice of Estrays in Ogden City Utah 1917
Weber County Ogden City Utah estray notice items describe two horses, one a gelding with brand on left shoulder and shoes, about 12 years old and 1000 pounds, and a white cream color mare, unbranded about 12 years old and 900 pounds. Baldestray taken up January 21 1917. sale to highest bidder February 3 1917 at 1 30 p m by Poundkeeper Frank A Naisbitt.
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Washington Avenue
Ogden City
Utah
Ehiff
Aaid City
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