Broom Corn Should Be Grown For A Local Factory
Ephraim Tillotson, manager of the Tillotson broom factory of Oaden, urged local farmers to grow broom corn to supply his plant. He claimed the factory would take all supply, boost production, and lower broom prices, noting high costs stem from reduced broom corn output. Tillotson spoke to the Standard, presenting a self-made sample of broom corn to illustrate the opportunity for farmers.
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Ephraim Tiotece
Tiliotson
Oaden
Tillot
Talex Broom Com
Tillotson
Broom corn as a drought tolerant crop for waste lands
The article discusses broom corn as a hardy, low care crop that can grow where ordinary sweet corn fails, tolerating less heat and water. It argues against overreliance on broom corn even if profitable, urges using underutilized land to produce it, and suggests many tracts could yield usable broom corn where other crops fail.
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Sroom Cory
Begin To Purify Your Winter Blood With Sulphur Tablets
Winter blood tends to thicken from insufficient perspiration and rich foods. Spring brings ailments like coughs, boils, and pimples. Rospheric Tablets promise blood cleansing from sulfur extracts and herbs. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per sealed tube with directions.
Broom corn farming tips and local market note
An Iowa snippet explains broom corn as a substitute for sweet corn, focusing on tassel value for broom manufacture. Advice covers planting mid May, harvest by September, and curing method. It notes broom factories in Ogden and invites local growers to contact Tillotson in Ogden Utah for seed or information.
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Kansas
Oxlan
Colorado
New Mexico
Ed Costa
Mike Bay
Tillotson
C. EB
Ogden, Uwtab
Ensign Killed in Seaplane Accident
Washington report states Ensign Michael Joseph Delehanty of Denton, Texas, a naval reservist, died in a seaplane crash at Pensacola, Florida. The navy department released details amid a busy reporting day. The item includes a second late dispatch on German rail congestion due to severe weather and impaired navigation.
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Washington
Pensacola
Fis
Michael Joseph Delehanty
Naval Reserven
Denton
Mans
Navy Department
Kaiser Quarrel Between Emperor and General at Berlin Front
A Swisse observer reports a violent quarrel between Emperor William II and General von Ludendorff before a major western offensive. The general allegedly challenged the emperor’s authority, causing the ruler to strike the table in anger, while Ludendorff insisted he was but a soldier seeking peace. The interview details tense Berlin discussions on strategy and command.
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Paris
Emperor Wil!am
von Ludendorff
Swiest
Zurich
Germany
The
Temps
Berlin
General
Taulendortz
Ludendortz
Pegee
Meraid Nowag
Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast Habit
Millions now bathe their system with hot water and phosphate to flush the stomach and intestines. The ad claims it prevents headaches, bad breath, and body ailments by removing waste and toxins each morning, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate at the drug store.
Eye Witness Back From Front With American Army In France
Eye witness Captain William Vint recounts his front-line experience near Paris during the German bombardment and breakthrough attempts. He notes British, French, and German actions, gas mask use, and dense troop concentrations, with observers detailing artillery, machine gun fire, and the chaos of the retreat and defenses as the American front faced German pressure.
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France
Willam Vint
Rb A
Paris
Gor
Fehl
War Turmoil and Rally Amid riotous Utah meeting
Paris endures long range bombardment as residents dampen fear with thick walls and brief blasts. A crowd at a rally shouted anti army phrases prompting police to restore order. Dr Chapman to speak at multiple events including a patriotic rally and war message. Army recreational workers adjourned talks in Des Moines outlining new boxing rules for soldiers.
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Naxpitals
Paris
Des Moines
Army
Navy
Central Department
Department
EB. &. Steckwith
Canton
Middle West
Br. BS. Baycroft
The
War Commission
Publica Hns
Washington
Mike Gibbins
Camp Ridge
Fockey McFarland
Zachary Taylor
Johnny Kilbane
Camp
Sherman
Fred Dyer
Camp Grant
Dyer
McFarland
Nose Clogged From a Cold or Catarrh Ad
Fragmented ad copy promises relief from nasal congestion due to cold or catarrh. Claims air passages open instantly with Ely’s Cream from a druggist, applying a fragrant antiseptic to ease swelling, discharge, and bedtime breathlessness. Hiya Croan Bahu marketed as a splendid remedy for cold sufferers.
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Ely
Delphos Vigilance Committee Forces Nazi Allegiance Demands
In Delphos Ohio a mob led by the vigilance committee forced residents to pledge allegiance to the flag and kiss the banner. The incident drew a crowd of more than 60 people as authorities claimed a crackdown on alleged German sympathizers in the community.
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Progermans
Lima
Martel
Delphos
Eotmilice
Organo
Soldier hissed in Chicago hall crowd at ward meeting
A United States soldier in uniform was hissed and threatened in a Fifteenth ward political meeting in Chicago. The event, organized by the Woman's Civic league, supported Oscar H. Green for alderman, backed by Stroublicans and several New Jersey figures. Alderman Willan faced reelection against Rodriguez, Socialist, amid claims the gathering was packed by Socialist supporters for Rodrigues. The crowd booed Olsen during his remarks and when the U.S. soldier spoke.
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Chicago
United States
Woman's Clyse League
Oscar H. Green
Alierman
Stroublicans
Willan Vs. Rodriguez
Rodrigues
Texas suffrage law signed by Governor Austin
Tex as suffrage law signed by Governor Austin as the special session nears adjournment. The measure grants women the right to vote in Texas primaries and nominating conventions, with Gov Tebby urging their entitlement to vote in July primaries. Governor Jnbbby frames the war program terms as his duty to bolster President Wilson, while the legislature prepares to adjourn tomorrow.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Wo. P. Tebby
Jlnbby
Wilson
Dr Chapman to Visit Salt Lake This Week
Salt Lake March 27 Dr J Wiebur Clayman moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church will be in Salt Lake Thursday and Friday of this week He comes under the auspices of the three local Presbyterian churches the First Third and Westminster Dy Chapman will arrive Thursday.
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Salt Lake Salt Lake
J. Wiebur Clayman
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Salt Lake
Amt
Chapman Wii
Former Salt Laker William Whittemore Injured in San Francisco Fall
Charlen William Whittemore, former United States attorney for Utah and Salt Lake prominent, is reported in critical condition after a fall in his hotel room in San Francisco. He walked to the telephone, lifted a teleline, and fell striking the door jamb. scalp wounds near the brain base raise concern for complications.
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Laker
Salt Lake
St. Francia
San Francisco
Charlen
Williamore
United States
Utah
California
Additon
Whittemore
Railroad magnate holds multiple high-profile posts in western firms
The text outlines a business leader tied to the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad and later allied with the Las Vegas and Tonopah railroads, serving as vice president and general counsel. He also presides over the Gold Field Merger Mines Company, a $75 million corporation, and is president of the Goldfield Deep Mines Company, a $10 million entity.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Las Vegas
Tonopah
Yicl
Goldfield Merger Mises Company
Fier
Goldfield Deep Mines Company
German Chemist Faces Grand Jury In New York
March 26 Dr Walter Y Scheele a German born chemist from Hoboken N J appeared before the federal grand jury in Brooklyn on charges connected with bombs intended to destroy entente ships He had fled over two years ago and was recently arrested in Chicago Other defendants named with him were largely convicted or sent to prison on related counts
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GRAND
New York
Walter Y. Scheele
Hoboken
N. 1
Federal Grand Jury
Braoklyn
Scheeleg W
Manhattan
Cha
Local Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Relief
Nashua New Hampshire nineteen year old Delina Martin reports months of severe menstrual pain causing fainting and school absence. She reads about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in newspapers and says the remedy relieved her pain and improved her condition.
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Nashua
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jin
Lidia
Pincham
Delina Martin
Bewera St
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Ludendorff
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First Presbyterian Church
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