Ogden Rapid Transit Plans Expansion Toward Huntsville
The Ogden Rapid Transit group aims to build through the pan to Huntsville this fall if rights of way are secured with minimal conflict. Officials expect an electric line to reach the heart of the Wa patch range valley next year, boosting Ogden connectivity and regional growth. Rails on the Brigham City line near Willard are nearly done, and interurban completion is anticipated sooner than earlier predicted.
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Ogden Rapid Transit
Huntsville
Ogden
Brigham City
Willard
Ogden Canyon
Ogden Emerges as Utah Money Center
Ogden has become Utah’s financial hub surpassing Salt Lake City. Powerful local firms like Utah Construction Oregon Lumber Amalgamated Sugar and major sheep and cement interests funnel capital into Ogden, strengthening its banks and reinvestment pool. Despite occasional slowdowns, Ogden’s impregnable financial position promises continued growth and rising prominence.
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Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake
Utah Construction Company
Oregon Lumber Company
Amelgemated Sugar Company
Control of Rio Grande and Western Pacific Sparks Rivalry
Edwin Hawley is said to control the Denver and Rio Grande while Jamey Hill dominates the Western Pacific. The rumor points to a fierce traffic rivalry with Harriman lines, as Hawley faces Morgan and Standard Oil railroads.
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Edwin
Hawley
Denver & Rio Grande
Jamey J. Hill
Western Pacific
Rio Grande
Harriman
Morgan
Standard Oil
George H. Guahing
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Louis
San Francisco
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Union Pacific
Old Dominion
Southern Railway
Chesapeake
Ready to Do His Part The Squire and His Eccentric Hire
An odd tale tells of a country squire hiring a rustic to rid his mansion of a supposed plague. The hired worker turns the mansion into a mess, with fleas and disorder increasing, and the squire questions the odd approach and outcome. The scene ends with a quip about the hired man’s punctuality and role.
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Tim
Guy'uur
Hawley as a Question Mark in Railroad Finance Power
The letter suggests Hawley has financial clout and a potential ally status but lacks a broad base and strong track record. It questions whether he can dethrone Morgen and Standard Oil, and surpass Harriman’s East Coast influence, positing Hawley as a pivotal, unresolved figure in the sector.
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Ohio
Morgan
South
Gould
Mr. Morgan
Hawley
Morgen
Standard Oil
Hitriman
Wuderlake
East
Smile and Sing Your Way to Ogden's Bright Future
An optimistic essay in a vintage tone urges Ogden residents to face life with hope and cheer. It cites a recovering businessman who returned after selling out years ago, noting how a brighter outlook helped rebuild and grow the town. The piece links music, labor, and positive thinking to overcoming adversity and inspiring progress.
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Ogden
City
Ogder
Delesseps
Suez Conal
Fragments Reflecting a Turbulent London Street Scene
A London born Washington war conductor enacts a tense morning on Lieutentional enpl tors streets. Dialogue captures fears of rough play and moral orders as bystanders react with surprise and alarm. Mixed snippets reference Mother Goose and aeroplanes and a chaotic, surreal urban tableau.
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Washington
London
Elegant new electric cat pert excursion
The item describes an elegant electric cat pert excursion with a round trip noted in Ogden and Salt Lake areas priced at $1.00. It references Samlays and a holiday period with the name Bambi Ger Line.
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Samlays
Ogden
Salt
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the Evening Standard
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Tates
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Ogden’s Lending Furniture Store
Fred. J. Kiesel Co
the Pioneer Wholesale
Grocers
Whiskey Merchants
Ogden, Utah
General Agents
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
I-Dan-Ha
Soda Springs
Idaho
Geniub
Toried
Wilsons
London Daily News
Antiaire
Lipmacatt’s
Tommy Finn
Homer
Iba
Lonabis
Eddy
Africa
Chieats News
Chisags
Bambi
GER
Commercial National Bank
L. D
Clarks Clothing Store
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