Publication terms and rates listed for Utah edition
The notice outlines monthly and carry terms for the Standard Publishing Co. with options of one month, six months, and twelve months, all in advance. It mentions publication in agvance and Sunday morning editions, with a price of 6.00, plus implications for Sunday insertion.
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The Standard Rate Card for The Evening Standard
The document outlines advertising rates and positions for The Evening Standard in Ogden. It describes per inch charges, special positions on pages five and six, top of column placement, and first page rates. The notice claims superior subscription value and promoting The Standard Publishing Co as the best choice for advertisers.
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Vice President and Democratic Voter Confidence
The document critiques the process for replacing a deceased or unavailable vice president, arguing the party urgency and the need for proper authority. It emphasizes the vice president’s role in a national party emergency and questions the delegation of vacancy powers to committees and the convention.
Republican Victories Reported Across Multiple States
The clipped item lists numerous named figures and places tied to Republican wins in 1806 to 1868 era districts. Mentions include Philadelphia, New Jersey, Alabama, and New York, with several individuals such as Henry Witton and Theodore Roagevell noted. Abstracted as a scan of political results and names from a historical page.
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Copper Wealth in Katanga Region Outlined in Congo Report
A lengthy Congo export and copper mining report describes a copper belt 200 miles long near Katanga with output potential millions of tons. It cites ore grades from 12 to 15 percent, near Livingstonia, and notes rail links and mining finance prospects, while mentioning associated minerals and projected costs per ton.
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Proven Kidney Pills Praise Across Ogden Readers
Testimonies from Ogden readers praise Bean's Kidney Pills for relief of kidney trouble and related symptoms. A July statement by Ales Branco of Adams Ave Utah extols results and urges others to try the remedy from local Drug Store dealer and distributor.
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Old Home Week Announcement Promotes September Fair Hostels
The notice invites former residents of Mia, Norgh, Morgan and Weber counties and others to visit Diden during the Intermountory fair week from September 30 to October 3. It proclaims Old Home Week with a series of entertainments and county events, showcasing Ogden hospitality to all reunions and visitors.
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No Longer a Pork Barrel Aims for Waterways Aid
Washington dispatch reports J Adam Dede of Duluth speaking on river and harbor improvements. He supports a national program requesting 50 million dollars yearly for inland waterways, to be allocated by engineers, to supplant the former pork barrel critique. He argues river trade can boost grain shipments and overall national progress.
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Woman executive at Fluber & Norrin factory rises to leadership
The piece recounts Mrs. Flaher, widow of Captain Clark Flaher, shaping her late husband’s business after years of male control. It describes her practical management in the Anvil and Wager works at Trenton, her ascent amid industrial doubt, and a vivid anecdote of earning respect within the National Association of Manufacturers.
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