Eloquent Eulogy for William Glasmann by Ogden Lodge
Ogden Lodge No 719 Benevolent Protectic Order of Pika mourns the loss of William Glasmann a powerful local figure and newspaperman. He championed public policy and public service, left a lasting imprint on Ogden City and Weber County, and inspired work toward a reservoir project to benefit thousands. The lodge extends sympathy to his widow and son Roscoe, noting his encouragement and personal as well as professional support.
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Wildan Glaxmann
Ogden Lodge
Benevolent Protectic Order of
Pika
Pingan Tollona
No. 12
Bey
Grath
Becanan
Tify
Willam Glasmiann
William Qlanmann
Roscoe
Remarkable Iron Power Promises Strength Rise for Weak Nerves
An earnest medical claim extols the potency of Nuxated Iron to restore vigor in weak, nervous individuals. The ad asserts two weeks of three daily doses can double endurance, claims dramatic improvements in energy, digestion, and sleep, and cites a testable promise of money-back results if strength does not increase ten days to four weeks.
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Europe
Ira
Rome
Zoma
Hrald
Forsti
Suzvatedrom
Dora
A. 1 Metatyze Urug Co
America First and Undiluted Campaign Questions
In this campaign citizens demand concrete promises from candidates. Questions consider continues use of arms exports, submarine warfare, foreign policy shifts, and protection of American lives and property. The speech contrasts America First with Undiluted America and asks for specific plans rather than generalities.
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America
Hughes
United States
United Sitates
Awful claims in new German Atrocities book
The Standard reports receipt of German Atrocities by J. H. Morgan detailing alleged savage acts by German forces and allied entities. It urges caution, notes need for American inquiry after the war, and questions veracity amid war-time reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giver Parker
Londons
J. H. Morgan
Home Office
United States
Morrille
Europe
Ogden Predicted to Hit Fifty Thousand Population Soon
A real estate expert visiting Ogden over two weeks says the city will reach about 50,000 residents within two years. He notes strong industrial growth, growing investment, and new or expanding Industries drawing people from Utah and nearby states.
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Ogden
Platsea
Catata
Louis
Dakotas
Varmeta
Uran
Idaho
Nevada
Good Road Delegates Inspect Convict Camp on Riverdale Road
Delegates to the flood Roads convention visited the quiet convict camp on Riverdale Road. The U.S. Bureau of Public Roads and funded by the Department of Agriculture has studied convict labor, road building, and fire camps under investigation at Georgia sites. Observers noted healthful quarters and surprisingly low alarm rates among inmates since the camp’s establishment.
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Quuiet
Riverdale Road
United States Rover Inmut
Office of Publicoads
Fund Engineering
Department of Agriculture
Corr
Convict Camp Experiments Highlight Road Work Costs
The article discusses convict labor on road construction, noting seventeen cents a day for meals, and a total cost of around forty four cents daily per convict when accounting for depreciation, staff, supply transport, and other expenses. It praises the humane treatment and potential broader use of convict camps under honor systems in several states, citing beneficial effects on moral outlook and productivity. It also mentions related obituaries and notices for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Biafra Office of Public Health
United States
Gov+ emor Wm
Spry
Crity
Mary Tidcock and Eleanor McKay Die in Utah Idaho Remains Move
The obituary notices report the funeral of Mary FL Tidcock held in Ogden with services at the Fourth Ward meeting house and burial in Ogden City Cemetery. Eleanor McKay widow of Isaac McKay died at Weston Idaho with funeral planned in Ogden. Mary Tidcock was born in 1842 in Penmark and moved to Utah in 1800.
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Pidcock
Mary
George Shorten
Apws
David Q. McKay
George Browning
Walter Stephens
Etta Browning
Sesua
Joseph
Frank
Charles Chatelats
John Allen
Tieha Allen, Jr
Engwood Ohl
Utah
Weber Valleys
Ogden Valley
Marsiat
Tanan McKay
Ergo
Tantarius
Ake
Qeden
Ifty
Meas
Momnan
Lerilelime
Funeral notices and scattered items from local paper
Fragmentary read includes funeral details for Granquist and interment at Ozau City cemetery, plus advertisement for florists and miscellaneous items on public health notes and scientific claims. Mentions Manning Petty Hawkes McIntyre Jones and B A Larkin.
Wonders of Science Inventions Opal Imitations
A fragment discusses science as wonder and notes makers producing imitation opals guaranteed to resemble real stones, reflecting bright novelty in materials science. The brief hints at technology and market promises without detailed specifics.
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Asteterentiae Newrpaer
William E
Ann
Hin
Aldo
House of Representatives
Domitus
America First
Wortham
Mammoth Midway
Giant Carrousel
Grant
Washington
Reese
Good Road
Relief Society
J. W. McKay
Weston
T. W. Stavengon
Salt Lake City
Helen J. McKay
Jrdedian McKay
Arwell I. McKay
Brooks -Kerman Dronks
Melvin Hirooka
Phoenix
Arizona
Orden
Land Mare
Pacific Coast
Arisona
Melvin
Indianapolis
Howell William Howell
Sted Front
Dee Hospital
UNION
Owen Bennet
Mgr
Fen Whalesite Florists
17Th St
Belgium
Canada
Netherlands
Saxony
New Zealand
Hongkong
Prussia
Denmark
Germany
South Wales
China
Ban Maries
Bern
Honduras
United States Public Health Service
New Orelans
Ogden Conservatory of Music
Washington Avenue
Squire Capp
San Diego
Vropantonate
San Frageleco
Portland
Cuny Ticket Office
Waahington Ave
Orpheum
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