Dutch Vote Issue of Five Per Cent Loan
The Hague reports the fiat chamber adopted a law authorizing a five percent five hundred million florin loan. The second chamber earlier approved the bill on January 4. London reports a French loan of about 200 million to aid food supplies until June, with an English loan to finance raw materials purchases anticipated.
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The
Hague
Jon
Fiat
London
Norlin
Vientta
France
Austria
Wali
Tom Mix in Treat Em Rough at the Cozy Theater
Tom Mix stars in Treat Em Rough at the Cozy today and tomorrow. Matinees will be held with no standing room available, so please arrange to attend.
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Tom Mix
Trans Atlantic Air Service Proposed by Major Firms
Four leading English aviation companies discuss forming a combine to secure airships not required by the government. Early spring experiments plan short trips to Scandinavia and Holland, then aim for a bi weekly New York service with sixty hour transatlantic voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian
Holland
New York
Food Prices Double in December 1918
Washington reports December prices doubled from the prior year with food costs rising. Imports valued at $85,944,027 versus $43,196,440 a year earlier. Exports totaled $2,641,190,064, while production and expenses surged ahead as nations adjusted to wartime demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastiington
Department of Conmerce
Nanatis
Fonistuffe
Cali on J. 2 Brummitt at 2417 Hudson avenue
Realty short notice lists a location at 2417 Hudson avenue and a contact phone 59 for selling Liberty bonds. The fragment suggests a sales pitch or listing with uncertain full details and no clear date or organization.
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Cali
Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Ogden Republicans Named On Reception Committee
Four Ogden men were named to the reception committee for the late Republican convention. The list includes Arthur Woolley, Wal Watts, Joseph E. Boone and A. E. Hecker. The committee members come from Salt Lake, Provo, Spanish Fork, Layton, Kaysville, Lehi, Salem, Payson, Ogden area and other Utah locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Mott
Arthur Woolley
Wal, Watts
Joseph E. Boone
A. E. Hecker
Harold P. Fabian
Tarford R. Smoot
Robert &. Judd
Charles W. Morris
William 4. Folland
Horate H. Smith
M. O. Aahton
J. EB. Mer Jfendrick
A. ST. Moon
Nicholas A. Robertson
George M. Cannon, Jr
Gallagher
Toland P. Wooley
Wen Miller
John I. Tardy
Preston D. Richards
George F. Wiusen
Frank Evans
Ben @, Rich
Carl A. Tadger
Hamilton Gardner
W.D. Titer
George T. Odell
Lincoln UG. Selta
Hyomei Inhaler Offered For Catarrh Relief
An ad touts Hyomei as a quick, complete relief for catarrh with a pocket inhaler and drops of Uyomel. It promises relief within weeks, claims easy breathing, and lists Culley Drug Co. as a seller with a money back guarantee.
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Hyamoei
Culley Drug Co
Newman and Stewart Bay Old Power Plant
Newman and Stewart Bay Old Power Plant was acquired to expand Waly sheet metal business. The streetcar company old plant on Washington Avenue at Nineteenth Street is remodeling at a cost of 3000 dollars. Officers include W. Newman David K. Shuart and Frank L. Scoville.
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Waly Sheet Metal Busiens
Newmerd & Snimet Company
Treet Car Company
Washington Avenue
Nineteenth Arret
Shane
W. Newman
David K. Shuart
Prank L. Scoville
Weber Club appoints house manager and committee
Joss Wy. Ryland was named house manager by President Warren L. Wattig. Ryland has served four years as steward and will share responsibilities with the late Secretary Reynalds operational team. The house committee includes James J. Wong, C. J. Doon, and J. Knepp. Attend matinees at the Cozy and Lyceum Theatres. no crowding or standing room, ensure ventilation.
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Joss Wy. Ryland
Weber End
Warren L. Wattig Seuterdly
Mrylanding
Clit
Nnlies
the. Reynalds
Wattsatatra
Mi Reynaldis
House
Seael
Wil
James J. Wong Ins
C. J. Doon
Knelpp
Ban Johnson Denied Appeal by High Court
New York Jan 20 The application of Ban Johnson president the American league to obtain a preliminary injunction restraining him and the St Louis Cleveland clubs from interfering with Cary Mays a Yankees pitcher pending motion for a permanent injunction was denied by the appellate division of the supreme court. The court expressed no opinion on the merits and remanded to proceed to trial.
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New York
Handobngon
American Cleveland
Cary Mays
Yankees
Arias
Denigé
Supreme Court
Prayapty
Reunion of Kansans Delights With Talks And Songs
The twelfth annual reunion of former Kansas citizens at the Baptist church opened with a banquet at 6:30 pm. Dr. E P Mills spoke on Siberia and Red Cross work while Dr Ray Palmer and Prof J A Smith shared experiences and poetry about Kansas. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs A Be Barber as president and Mrs Pearl Filfott as secretary.
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Kansas
Irl
E. P. Mills
Siberia
Ray Palmer
Kanan
J. A. Smith
Kangas
William Williams
Corey
Be Barber
Todd
Pearl Filfott
Smith
Brummitt Buys Liberty Bonds At Top Prices
J J Brummitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue advertises paying the highest prices for Liberty bonds. Professor Porta warned of an imminent end of the world, a claim that drew long attention before fading from the air.
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J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Professor Porta
Ogden Aviator Frank Wilson Ends Overseas Service
Frank Wilson son of Mr and Mrs M. Wilson of the Wright apartment is on furlough in Ogden after nearly two years of service. He served 22 months in France and is said to have spent more aviation time overseas than any other Ogden youth. He did not fly in combat but tested aircraft and daily worked with planes that had been assembled. He will depart for an army aviation station in California after the furlough week.
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Frank Wilson
Mire
Wilson
Wright
Ogden
Wil Si
Hud
Eery
France
Battes
Wis
Army Aviation Staaton
California
Stomach Health Claim Ends With Simple Remedy
An advertisement promotes using four ounces of a claimed remedy dissolved in water before breakfast for a week to treat indigestion. It blames excess stomach acid and fermentation for discomfort and touts Salts mixed with grape juice and lemon for neutralizing acidity and stimulating digestion.
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Rays
Before Sand Man Comes Casarets Promise Relief
An ad touts Casarets as a gentle, non griping remedy for biliousness and stomach upset. It claims quick, painless results overnight, contrasting with harsh laxatives like calomel or salts. The copy urges readers to feel splendid tomorrow and notes low cost and painless action.
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Salta
Engagement Announced Amid Flu Warning Adverts
An early 20th century notice touts an engagement for Mr Grippe and Miss Fly while warning readers about catching colds and fevers. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a home remedy with guidance to rest and soak feet at bedtime to fend off illness. The ad blends matrimonial news with medical quackery, urging readers to buy the product promptly.
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Grippe
Fly
Hollister
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Washington
White Sewing Machine Co
England
Imperial College of Technola
Southington
Rankiiy
Watson Tanner Clothing Company
Scott
Ogden Republicans
Liona
Draggista Fiy
Newman and Stewart Bay
Weber Club
Lyceum
Ban Johnson
High Court
Oly
Lloyd George
Farli
Fis
Sain Surat
Zebulon
John Brown
Ghia
Brown
Quantril
Wren
Alhambra
Enid Bennett
Sessue Hayakawa
Jane
Novak, Francis MacDonald
Fred
Montagne
Senne Hayakar
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1&C
Utah
Cearly
Skaggs
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