Charity of Vast Magnitude Promises Red Cross Help
The piece extols American Red Cross relief for China, detailing a plan with the Chinese government to survey and reclaim flood-prone waterways. It notes a $20,000 outlay by China and $75,000 in preliminary Red Cross funding, plus involvement of Lt. Col. William L. Sibert and engineers to study Jameson’s plan to drain lakes and divert rivers, aiming to save crops and lift millions from famine.
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China
Huet River
Red Cross
Willam L. Sibert
United States Arms
Powell Uavia
Yolted Stated Reclamation Service
Dantel Webster Lew
Rafe Awar
Wineanalu
Janiecutt
Ltd
Cyd
Peneral Air
Sylvain T. Suen
Wien
Vomm
Stalin
Med Cross
Jameson
Hunt River
Grand Canal
Yellow River
Conservancy
Vandals mutilate glass in large shop windows
Business owners report widespread glass damage across Washington Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street as vandals use glass cutters to scratch storefronts including The Geo A Lowe Co. A $5 reward has been offered for information. If youths are responsible they should be disciplined and parents made to pay for damages. if older, they should face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Lowe Co
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Newspapermen Promote Halon Parish Campaign Plan
Gin hats off to the Halon Parish. A widespread advertising bureau has set up walls to study a plan to gain an edge over competitors. The Passenger department invited eastern foreign lines to a trip at the Pacific's expense from Tong to Ogden through Yellowstone Park, a key strategic move before world travel. Thirteen parties were to be entertained, all passing through Ogden with daily comments recorded in The Standard.
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Halon
Nelaig
Ogden
Yellowstone Park
Sest
Oxden
Fragmented reflections on voyages and politics in 1910s era
The passage laments unappreciated wonders of the Union Pacific journey while urging newspapers to cover regional exploration. It then shifts to critique of US naval policy and party politics, arguing battleship construction and state reform, praising Villa as a credible Mexican leader amid social change and economic upheaval.
Fragmented fragmentary political outburst on party dynamics
A garbled excerpt discusses Republicans and Democrats amid political rhetoric. It references Greece, Washington, and congressional actions, with unclear names and events, offering a glimpse of cross party critique and proposed policy moves in a puzzled historical context.
Who Is To Deliver Mexico
A New York World analysis argues that Huerta’s fate hinges on protecting the landed interests instead of the usurper, favoring a neutral provisional president who is detached from both sides yet tied to aristocracy and land monopoly. It contends such elites seek peace only if they can retain dominance.
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Mexico
New York World
Niagara
Eight Extra Clerks At Work On The Tax Rolls
County Clerk Harry Hales has eight extra clerks at work on double gilt totaling the assessment rolls which must be out before the first Monday in July. He says he will be able to complete the task on time and deliver the finalized rolls to the county.
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Harry Hales
Hales
Tax equalization figures to set final per person amounts
The night shift works until 1 am as tolls are tallied. Once all totals are prepared the treasurer can compute exact taxes for each individual after the board of equalization finishes its work. The figures should remain stable for the next several hundred dollars.
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Treacher
Board of Equalization
Excellent Prospects for Tomato Crop in Weber County
I N Pierce of Glas Canning reports best tomato prospects in Weber County, acreage up from prior years. Company will begin 02 tomatoes in early September, aiming for an extended run. They are producing pork and beans. stockholders listed include Pierce, Porter, Herrington, Mrs Gee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Pierce
Glas Canning Company
Weber County
J. N. Pinrce
R. B. Porter
H. Is Herrington
Gee
Metaon
Herrington
George II
Maison
Porter
Royal Eccles
Inga Shurtliff Leads North Ogden Community List
A fragmentary community roster lists Inga Shurtliff connecting to multiple locales including Farr West Lyng and North Ogden while naming Home Culture Club Carnegie Library and several local institutions. Other entries include Misa Pear Jones and Katharine Fatek among area churches and schools with various organizers and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Wallace
Heeksville
Inga Shurtliff
Marriott
Mre
Farr West
Mra
Lyng
Mias
Pauline Christinsen
North Ogden
Misa Pear Jones
Home Culture Club
Mis Dora Smith
Carnegie Library
Chautauqua
Board
EP. Mila
Kowie
Siimey G. Winters
Grehard Ave
Onden High
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IG Ap Taepandent
Winlahed
Dleming Rxeen Bunday
Roach
DinPeie Iinee
Daly
Caston Pen
Paris
Brese
Naghea
Imehlet
Auta
War
Interior
Congress
Ray Croke
Tae
Bo Kae Rt CS
Balare
Lmit
Mother Hubbard
Brossela
Ogden Furniture & Carpet CO
Daggeiner Aveits
Mely
Union Pacific
Vousi- Wey
United States
House
Brazil
Argentina
Chili
Villa
Mexica
Estetea
Carranza
New Mexico
Poten
Washington
Conanrss
Greece
Samuel A
Ogden and Vicinity
Ee Wing
Lucile Wallace
Liselle Wallace
Sarah M. Willlame
Hudson Ave
Miew
Charette Sanders
Vest Ballentyne
T. Re Wheelright
Minnie Senutts
Songoi For the Deaf
Jennie Gibeon
Sodarqulat
Mra. Halsey
Sarah M. Wilhare
Milas van Gorden
Minn
Mattie Preshay
Baptist Church
Mins Fern Eaggelaton
Methodit
Blnford Ave
Bart Foulger
Weber Academy
McGaw
Reynolds
Mra Simmons
Karl
Officora of
The
Box-Elder Sunday School Stake Board
Brigham Willard and
Perry
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