Ownership statement for The Ogden Standard 1913
Ownership details for The Ogden Standard newspaper printed in Ogden Utah include managing editor Frank Francois publisher William Glasmann and owner William Glasmann. The document lists circulation data for six months ending April 1 1998 with sworn notarization by Notary Public J. R O Connell on June 21 1913.
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Ogden
Utah
Oxon
Ogden Standard
Sunda
Nema of
Mattar
Willem Glasmmili
Frank Fravois
Ulah
Wiliam Glaamann
William Glasmann
Cgden
Willam Olanoann
William Glagmann
Ee Vesseels
WM. Glabmann
Moe
R O'Connell
Independent stance against corruption in Ogden and Gould system route
The Standard declares unwavering independence and a pledge to fight injustice and demagogues. It discusses Ogden's strategic rail link via the Gould system, noting mileage to Denver and expansion toward mining camps, grain districts, and the Shake River Valley with implied regional growth in agriculture and mining.
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Ogden
Gould
Idaho
Thich
Utah
Shake River Valley
Denver & Hio Grande
Manliake
Rocky Mountains
Colotale
Haake River
Richeat
When A Boy Starts To Drink
A aged narrative warns of alcohol ruin from a once promising boy who starts drinking. The piece traces his decline from diligent worker to errant, reckless behavior and eventual ruin, urging all boys to avoid alcohol to save families and futures.
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Oyden
Courlaown
Jay
Boas Boya
Hell On Earth
Go North From Ogden to Dard and Boise Dispatch Saga
A Boise dispatch saga notes Western Pacific plans for 194s4 including a Boise Valley project and possible northward extension from Salt Lake or Nevada. The Standard highlights connections with Western Pacific and Grandes extension into Idaho, referencing Gould interests and the Denver drive to build a Wondertal valley of the Lake driver. The narrative outlines historical railway ambitions and regional economic stakes.
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Boise
Boise Valles
Salt Lake
Soni Point
Nevada
Wepter
Grands
Idaho
Gould Western
Denver Drive
Lake Driver
Ogden Driveway Aims To Carve A Grand Foothill Route
A vision from President W J Shurlliff proposes building a grand contour driveway from Uintah to Ogden canyon. The project would be funded by volunteers and funds, estimated at no more than 380000, offering macadamized, dustless roadwork. The plan aims to attract tourists, showcase Ogden’s panorama, and provide a scenic summer drive from Uintah to the city with trains and cars linking transport to a new roadside attraction.
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Ogden City
Shurlliff
Avorld
Uiniah
Ogden Canyon
Ogden
Weber County
Fleet
Uintah
Mering Lake
Ogden Coenae
Balavard
Prohibition and Dental Society Meeting Highlights Utah
A fragmented page recounts a Utah dental conference with talks on porcelain crowns, bridges, tooth restorations, and stereopticon demonstrations. Attendees from Salt Lake City, Ogden, Logan, and other Utah towns discuss prosthetic techniques, with sessions morning and evening and a film shown at the Hex theater.
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Akashmnento
C. Mf. Hart
Salt Lake City
W. LE. Petty
Ogden
S. B. Tietcher
Logan
Utah
D. O. Martin
Otto J. Monson
T. Christamsen
J. E. Stewart
Tah
Novis Pletare
Taathacke
Salt Lake County Dental Society
Hex ‘Theater
Salt Lake
Hag
Nevada
Colorado
Montana
Robert Hall
Kearns
Salt Lac
S. Maurahall
Canain
Army
Euceh van Cott
Suiggestions
Aid Investments
Bitbert
San Tes
Cal
Dimicia
California
A.C. Wherry
Lasko
Richaris
Bountiful
L. L. Arnold
Salt Lake Ci
Puupett
F.C. Asgoo
Oedeu
Riverton
Puteara
Banal
Ceil Vom
Ulan
Program of the Dental Society in Salt Lake City
The Dentiste of Utah meet in Salt Lake today and tomorrow with 125 members present. Officers include W J Davies as president and W G Dalrymple as secretary. Reports cover exhibits clinics and programs with addresses by Governor Spry and remarks from President W Z Davies.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Une Association
Incluige
W. J. Davia
W. G Dalrymple
Rixecutive
George. Feanwis Bliehl
Chains
We. Periweether
J. Boyd Gordon
Wherry
Db. Arnal
Ay Coy
J. Tayi
Rlc Paleweather
George Wraneis Sten
Trindag
L. B. Ar- Hold
W. J
Thivis
Ths
W. J. Davie
Balt
First View
Vann Rorond Rien
Sathikes
Dalrymple
Seeretary
Eden
Dunes
Secretiry
Welook
Spry
W. Z. Davies
Otdee Sattar
John
Mwah
Atlas
Voltredy
Eliflern
Cale Horta
Welowk
Clete Malate
Bal Tripp
Sat Galetev
Omid Qo
Lake Ulry
Seeahin
Piel
Bullake
Catellinio Ryote
Bankes
Hela
Hoye E. Wight
Ors
Chile
Elie
EOS Opeer
Mtv
Salt Market
Vaile Elite Mackineptne
Wamtend Mdwortbelig
Ortiudaatia
Ole
Fragmentary note on travel and events with unclear details
A garbled OCR snippet mentions travel routes including a 25¢ order canyon round trip with free concerts and dances, references to Soohen 007 and Ow Miges Cogealate te Consul Wweevee, and various disjoint names and figures. The passage appears incomplete with many misread words and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Sydney
Meni
Wwe
Conant West
Houdshing
Fox
Hebel
Prinew County
Price
Rae Nord
Fox breeding venture to house foxes in Westmount acreage
Sydney men form a company to breed foxes for vests. Ten acres in Westmount secured and fenced, with five feet of underground protection to prevent burrowing. Dens and pens prepared. A superintendent with years of fox breeding experience hired. Company founders noted for business success.
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Sydney
Westmount
Tenventure Alould
Colored dance at The Hermitage set for June 26
A brief notice invites readers to a colored people’s dance at The Hermitage on June 26. The item emphasizes social entertainment and community gathering.
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Hermitage
New Argentinian Fingerprint System Probed Elsewhere
An article discusses universal identification and a proposed fingerprint registry. Argentine expert Tr duen Vuootieh promotes a citizen description with fingerprints stored by the state, with millions already on file. The piece notes resistance to public registries and contrasts with American views.
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Duen Vuootieh
New York
le Thinker
Herreorda
Argentine Republic
Verona
Interior
International Congress of
The Rose Queen of Flowers Across Cultures and Myths
A compact survey of the rose as the Queen of Flowers across civilizations. It traces Greek, Persian, Arab, and Christian legends about the rose, notes its symbolic rise from white to red, and highlights the rose’s long cultivation and vast varieties. The piece promotes an intaglio print offer tied to a periodical feature.
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Babylon
Batemon
Eharon
Homer
Thetore
Apollo
Bucahus
Venus
Adonis
Aurora
Zoroaster
Gulistan
Solomon
Mohammed
Europe
Population registry debate evokes concerns over privacy
A discussion on universal population registration questions the value and risks of a vast registry. Proponents tout crime prevention and identification benefits, while critics warn of state overreach, reduced personal shelter, and militaristic supervision, reflecting democratic resistance to expansive oversight.
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Americas
Free Concerts at the Hermitage Weekends
An item notes free concerts at the Hermitage every after noon and Sunday evenings. The text includes garbled phrases about repenting at leisure and remarks from a Judge about Bean and his wife. The readable portion highlights ongoing free public performances at the Hermitage and a judge's quip.
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The
Hermitage
Shimmerpate
Bean
Aemmandhaw
Judge
Paragon of Parrots
A garbled excerpt describes a bird dealer praised as a saint and a parrot with unusual speech. The text references a London bystander and imagery of parrots wearing something, but readability is limited and key facts are unclear.
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Topele
Londen
NUFF CEO Transcript Cites Book Sale Question
The transcript records NUFF's CEO questioning selling a book titled Correct Eagle and asking if a sale is permissible. The exchange includes language about speaking and potential sale constraints, reflecting tensions over content and distribution.
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NUFF
o.—Boaton
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