Public discontent over commissioner changes in Weber County
The Standard urges caution over new government forms and criticizes rapid measures. It cites higher pay for commissioners, questions economy under the commission law, and notes proposed bills to revert to council governance. Also discusses water, land, and agricultural improvements, urging foresight and public notice.
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Questionable Patent Remedies and Advised Treatments
A long OCR fragment describes various alleged medical prescriptions and tonics for indigestion fatigue and weight gain. It lists products like Pantel and three grain tablets, with claims of improved digestion energy and strength. The text imitates a medical advice column offering remedies and directions, mentioning doctors and a university address.
Prohibition Bill in Utah Session Faces Opposition and Pressure
Word from Salt Lake indicates the prohibition bill passes but lingers late in the session. Lobby leaders urge lawmakers to honor platform pledges and avoid radical measures, warning against deceptive tactics. Voters expect broader reforms, urging honesty, open debate, and a stance that safeguards Utah’s homes and future generations.
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Peddling False Information Across California Reform Debate
A fragmented clipping discusses California road work and reform, noting costs, benefits, and political rhetoric. It contrasts Johnson's leadership with Wilson’s statewide win, questions tax expectations, and warns against misleading figures from agitators. The piece cites electric utilities and municipal power as context for fiscal claims and public perception.
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Modern Woodmen of America Hosts Musical Program Night
The Modern Woodmen of America announce an entertainment event on Wednesday January 3 featuring a musical program and a letture on the pame hangers. The Entertainment Committee invites all members to attend.
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Old Fashioned Home Made Sausage And Scrapple Recall
A reminiscence describes grandma making sausage and scrapple with sage fat pork and pepper. It covers grinding meat mixing with fat, forming patties and cakes, frying without piercing, cooling storage, and a scrapple method boiling pork scraps, fat, corn meal, and spices, then chilling and slicing for frying.
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New Books Ready at Carnegie Free Library
New books now ready for circulation at the Carnegie Free Library spanning Drama Poetry Biography and Music. Notable titles include Bernstein The Thief Brighoure Hobern s Chatee Echegaray The Great Galeata and Arnoli Essay in Criticism.
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Vinol Restores Health After Illness Says Woman
A Waynesboro resident narrates a recovery after a bout of bronchitis with Vinol. She claims the tonic rebuilt her strength, helped her perform housework after a three month lapse, and improved appetite and digestion.
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Vinol claims aid for aged farmer strength and health
An elderly patient aged about seventy tested Vinol for run down health and gain of strength. The maker cites improved work capacity and a wife’s strong response, with Culley Drug Co and Vending drug stores advertised as sellers.
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Glen Miller Will Be Present At Utah Kansan Banquet
The seventh annual banquet of the Utah Kansan association will be held at Kennedy's cafeteria at 8 this evening. Glen Miller of Salt Lake will be the speaker. Dr. W. Wherry, president, says ceremonies start promptly and pensions will not be prolonged.
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Cache High School Tigers Next Football Opponents
Tigers will play Cache High School teams Friday and Saturday in Richmond and Myrum. The series will determine the division standings. Coaches rely on players Falck and Pinetree, among others, for key roles.
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Ogden Backed by Local Rooters to Beat Elession Teams
Local supporters back Ogden in a matchup against all elession teams, predicting an Ogden victory with strong home crowd energy. The article notes the community’s enthusiasm and hopes for a decisive win.
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Letter Day at the High School Honors Football Heroes
Tomorrow afternoon at the high school a letter day celebrates men who won monograms in football. Sweaters arrived missing the block O emblem. Ulab Knitting will fix the defect. Ten players receive eatere and Jesters, led by Captain Fox and including Falck Dee Wilkinson Kingsford Mohler Glasmann Conroy R Conmy G Stone Ervin Bagley Rich Richards Marshall and Tripp. Coach Raymond Bartrey will supervise.
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Eye care notice from Dr J C Harrison at Laconia
Pediatric eye checkup offer free review for children with any eye strain or discomfort. Dr J C Harrison promises a thorough exam and full report at no charge. Also an ad notes the battleship Texas arrival and the Mutual special Jackie of the Navy at the Alhambra for three days at 10 cents.
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Listen to This Freazone Corn Remedy Ad
A Cincinnati authority promotes freazone as a quick corn remedy. A few drops erase the corn by dissolving the root with a sticky ether compound. The ad warns against cutting a corn, claiming minimal cost per quarter ounce and full removal of hard or soft corns or calluses.
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Peace Meetings Held Across Kansas Embrace Peace Effort
Topeka Kansas January 29 Observances spread statewide as Kansan League to Enforce Peace promotes world peace. Arthur Capper appeals see strong response with teachers across Kansas participating in special exercises today.
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