How Nuxated Iron Helped Dempsey Defeat Willard for World Title
The article asserts Jack Dempsey credited Nuxated Iron with boosting blood strength and nervous stamina, helping him endure training and the Willard bout. It cites Dempsey remarks from Toledo training sessions and endorsements from Dr. James Frascia Aulliven and Dr. John W. Vanothe about iron’s role in red blood cells, vigor, and overall fitness for the championship.
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Toledo
Jack Dempecy
Ron
Jeas Willard
Ypoon
Tom
Tam Urey
Samine
Ean
Eueray
Dow
Dack Demprese
James Frascia Aulliven
Kework
Hosrae
Aie
Reparta
Dempsey Promises to Win Title Aided by Iron Claim
World champion William H. Dempsey asserts he telegraphed his mother he will win the championship and describes how Nuxated Iron aided his fitness. He praises iron’s role in boosting blood, muscles, and stamina, urging physicians to prescribe the supplement and noting the product’s safety and guaranteed refunds.
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Har
Warld
Dempsey
Utah Public Utilities Review On Power Line Extensions
The Utah Public Utilities Commission reviews extension rules for light service where lines do not reach homes. A case involving EH Rowe on Jackson Avenue may require builders to pay for line extensions or the utility to fund extensions under new conditions.
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Utah States Public Utilities Company
Utah Power & Light Company
Utah State Public
T Jo
Ceeinion
Telleva
Nes
Yale
Rowe
Jackson Avenue
Cltyidom
Ecity
Commitsian
Salt Lake Real Estate Board
Uleles
Commissionatares
Oden Claude
Nestion
Drunkenness charges in city police court cases
Logan man Jones found guilty after purchasing a pint of liquor and fined four shillings and six pence with 60 days in Kerry Jail. Another pair, Milner and Hudson of Tagan, were arrested for drunkenness. bail set at 2100. Next Monday morning sessions to hear pleas and a note on marital advice amid cluttered classifieds.
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Aml Jones
Logan
Dinkenness
Midge
Roberts
Kerry
Twenty-fifth Street
Clare ‘Milner
Glen J. Hudson
Tagan
Noth
Smuhrt
Thal
Western Pacific to separate from 6. System and reform the line
The San Francisco Chronicle reports the Western Pacific will be separated from its union with the Southern Pacific on Sept. 16. Government plans aim to restore the Western Pacific as a distinct transcontinental carrier with renewed passenger service and reoccupied offices in the Mills Building. Details of changes are to be finalized, with full separation effective Sept. 13 per the railroad administration.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wratern Pacific
Hail- Toad
Southern Pacifc
Southern Pacific- Wester Pacific
Western
Smelly Creek
Tidewater and Southern
Gould
Denver & Rio Grane
San Jonquin Valley
Deep Creek Railroad
Rilo Grande
Union D Paciflc
Missouri Pacific
Railroad Administration
Offlala
Rio Grande
Western Pacific Willy J
Western Poelflc
Western Fa
Billboards on Wall Avenue Labeled Hazard to Warehouse
A petition to remove a billboard on Wall avenue near the Lost Lumber yard alleges it screens the vacant lot behind, obstructs visibility, and poses a safety risk after a warehouse fire. The request seeks removal of the portion adjoining the warehouse to expose the lot to street view and reduce menace to the plant.
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Wall Avenue
Te Lost Lumber Company
Utah Bhi
Timber Company
Utah Hill Posting Company
BUL Posting
Dhin
Jorslor
Inquires About Cemetery Lot Bought In 1879
A letter asks if a cemetery lot purchased over four decades ago by John Caldwell, now deceased, and widow Mrs. Nettle Caldwell of Jivanston Wyoming, was correctly recorded. The inquiry seeks to transfer the plot or have it reissued in the widow's name as she cares for him. The petition requests city records confirmation and proper recording status.
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John Caldwell
Nettle Caldwell
Jivanston
Wyo
Caldwell
Units of Fifth Division Home
New York July 22. Three complete units of the Fifth division arrived from Brest aboard the transport Ameri. Hatch infantry 97 officers 2175 men. 19th field artillery 4 officers 1212 men. 14th machine gun battalion 24 officers 632 men.
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New York
Fifth Division
Brest
Ameri
Hatch Infantry
Field Artilery
Machine Gym Battalion
Home Missionaries Named in North Weber Schedule
North Weber stake Sunday July 27 announced home missionaries for the current schedule. Names include Farr West George Palmer and Ogden bishop M A Richardson, with assignments across Merriville Lynne, Marristt and West Warren areas, detailing speakers and ward bishops.
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North
Weber
Holy Ghost
Farr
Pain City
Marristt
Amos Taylor
James A. Slaterr
Rlaterville
Ogden
John EF. Ffipweil
William H. Jardine
Taylor
Pret Williams
Willan T. Wayment
Vian Chy
William W
Henry Gibby
Orden
Slaterville
Emarl Bachman
Lider Sammel Koleht
West
Harrisville figures in regional discourse with church officials
Richard TN and D Crown of Harrisville appear in a local notice alongside church leaders Bishop Lawrence W. Sherner of Lynne and other named figures. The fragmentary text references West Weber, John Carver, Wilson Chester England, and Diahwp Lawrence Ritchie in a dated or procedural context.
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Richard TN
D. Crown
Harrisville
West Weber
John Carver
Lawrence W. Sherner
Lynne
Wilson
Chester
England
Diahwp
Lawrence Ritchie
Peeke
iBoy Eats Cherries and Dies After Severe Suffering
Brigham July 21. Stewart Burt fourteen teen year old son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Burt died at the family farm near Brigham after weeks of agony following a large cherry meal He suffered since then from inability to eat and extreme pain His body wasted to a skeleton Funeral services will be held in Brigham with interment after remains were brought home for rites tomorrow morning at the Bishop J F Burt residence and Third Ward chapel services at 2 p m.
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Brigham
Stewart Burt
Wallace Burt
Angel of Death
Steward
J. F. Burt
Third Ward
Annual Fat Stock Show to Be Held in Ogden This Fall
Plans for the first annual fat stock show in Ogden this fall will be worked out at a meeting of representatives from business, financial, industrial, professional, and civic groups. Weber County officials and livestock men express strong interest. President Warren L. Watts of the Weber club notes the event will be staged this fall and will be unusual.
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Ogden
Warren L. Watts
Weber Clit
Wattia
One Dead and Two Wounded in Sioux City Shootout
Sioux City July 22 A highwayman robbery led to a dramatic restaurant confrontation. Detectives Britton and Farke confronted three men. Britton and Farhey opened fire after orders to raise hands. One robber was killed and two others wounded. Detective Britton died of his wounds and Detective Farhey was severely wounded. the robbers’ identities were not confirmed.
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Sioux City
James Huntton
Pellees
Britton
M. E. Farke
Drew Pista
Britten
Farhey
J. W. de Franz
Gritton
New Superintendent May Be Selected By Board Tonight
The school board may choose a new superintendent tonight as the search to replace Mc Johnson continues. Board member Beh is absent, and a firm decision may be delayed until his return. Building matters and a separate transit bill proposal are also noted.
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Mc. Johnson
Alscuaston
Th. J. Beh
Scbat
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Tiger OF the Ring
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Bor Ieter ‘Edhe Ton
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Ife
John WT. Vanothe
Board of Health
City of
William Harrison
Jack
Activa
Jack Dempany
Inorsanto
Mintantes
India City
E Peyst
Federal Reserve System
Ogden Savings Bank
Alrid
Western Automobile Accessories Co., Inc
Washington Ave
Firestone Tire Distributors
America
New York City
iBoy
Polo
Sioux City, Towa
District of Columbia
Sentor Iarrizon
Yasar
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