Advertising Agents in Utah Advised to Use Ogden Office
The Blantard at present Ins an advertising agents outside Utah wid all advertisers are requested to do their dusi ness direct with tha office at Ogden Utah or through any oputable avers .Using agency Aidress all communications to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
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Election results to be posted at the Standard tonight
Vague report notes an upcoming election tally, with votes to be tabulated and displayed in Ogden by midnight. Citizens await official counts as coverage promises updates from Associated Press and the Standard.
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Dowkhubove Relocation Sparks Religious Controversy in Canada
A halted migration saga from Hitewin to the Northwest Territory involves the Dowkhubove sect. Claims of government aid, landholding, and bans on bondage contrast with accusations of lawless acts and religious nonconformity. The group rejects a personal God, advocates free love and thought, and faces legal and social pressure amid accusations of violent interpretation.
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Hitewin
Northwest Territory
England
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Londage
Smolher
Tay Tron
Moy
Moses
Veetorday at Omphoaiative Child Guidance Event
Writer Margaret Stowe discusses child welfare and parental guidance at a community event. Noted speakers include Seronde Cleavin and Moa Bhowe offering advice to parents on recognizing children’s needs.
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Margaret Stowe
Cetane
Chinghi Shenye
Dazzling Fragment on Children Nurture and Family Praise
A lengthy excerpt describes a child’s growth, parental pride, and the role of family in encouraging development. It discusses the value of singing, home routines, and supportive practice to boost confidence, with emphasis on mothers guiding children toward positive self expression and resilience.
End of final statistics on domestic trade movements in Aly United Blubaa
The article compiles September 19xx trade data comparing volume of commercial movements in Aly United Blubaa with the processing venture of Teberaa Cionrineren. It notes stock movements, cattle and hog headcounts, and shipping totals for September, with year-to-year comparisons, including RO TC Meade and roading figures, plus North Atlantic trade shipments and port arrivals in New York and Philadelphia.
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West
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Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable items including odd phrases and derailed words. No coherent events, names, dates, or places are extractable to form a factual summary or identify a main item.
Election News: Voters Weather Heavy Ballot Scratches
Baltimore and cities across the nation report heavy turnout and inclement weather on Election Day. Scratched ballots rise as voters face long lines. forecasts warn of slow returns. Reports from cities including New Haven, Concord, St Paul, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Dallas, Louisville, Little Rock, and Wheeling note varying turnout and weather conditions shaping early results.
Weather forecast shows mild conditions across cities
Weather bulletin reports favorable conditions with bright skies and mild temperatures. Early openings and active day anticipated, while high percentages of the population may benefit from clear weather across several cities.
Split Tickets in South China See Heavy Early Vote
Early conditions point to a heavy vote as voters split tickets. Reported interest centers on congressional contests in South China with mentions of local factions and voter sentiment shaping the outcome.
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Chienga
City reads heavy for voter turnout amid election bustle
Vague OCR text shows widespread ticket splitting as watchers report varied candidate support citywide. Officials moved to adjourn matters with focus on election logistics and record counts, while efforts remained concentrated on securing accurate vote tallies.
Prayers and Politics in Campaign News and Voter Tensions
A heavy early vote is being urged amid scrubbing and prayer meetings. Prohibition gubernatorial candidate Rev. I W Emerson garners strong support, while a bitter race emerges for sheriff and county attorney with major party splits and an independent bid intensifying the contest.
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Mahy of Ute A Most Prominent Repubicam
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Jowa Republicans at Home in Election Battle
Nes Moines reports apathy dominates the state as the only district with reliable past results shows a shift. Republicans estimate a 10,000 vote lead and a 65,000 plurality as Democrats mount a concerted effort to gain a congressional seat. Treasury Secretary Daniels and Agriculture Secretary Wilson were among early visitors.
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Afraid of Pattison Early Votes Divide City
Voters crowded polling places at opening time with wider interest than expected. Republicans mobilized to counter Pattison as heavy turnout and factional fights shaped the Philadelphia contest. Early voting reported strong in Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania.
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Witeburg
Pittsburg
Alleghany
Pennsylvania
Elemil Dent
Reaver
Political Apathy and Polls In Pennsylvania County
Reports from the Indigata strip indicate unusual voting patterns with apathy rising among Republicans. Both parties claim over one million will vote in Pennsylvania, a record for the state, as turnout nears ten percent of the total rate in outlying districts.
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Bladelphig
Dover All Pond
Pennsylvania
Women Voting in Tay Crosse Wisconsin
In Tay Crosse Wisconsin women gain the right to vote on school and state questions. Voters include women active in local politics and civic groups as they participate in the day’s election for state superintendent and other school officials.
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Navy
Railer
Jay
Roosevelt Votes At Wynter Bay As Election Returns Near
President Theodore Roosevelt cast his ballot at Wynter Bay in a belt near a fish market while crowds gathered for his arrival. He said he had done all he could and would await returns, then greeted friends and left amid cheers as aides and relatives accompanied him to the polling place.
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Rooses
Loeb
Janes K. Gmeic
Roosevelt
Aayl
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Thay
Sagamore Lill
Strike Commission Visits Shamokin Area Mines
The strike commission arrived at 10560 from Cazleton and, after inspecting Bear Valley colliery, began a tour of the Shamokin region. The commission will stay at Mount Carmel each night.
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Cazelton
Bear Vellay
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Maunt Carine
Revolution Ended as Matos Crushed in Final Victory
The Venezuelan consul general in New York received dispatches reporting a total crushing of Matos by final victory. The Nov 4 message from Camus confirms the upheaval concluding with Matos defeated and revolutionaries in control.
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Western Union Wins in U S Circuit Court
In St Louis on November 4 Judge Thayer of the United States circuit court of appeals ruled that the Great Northern failed to oust the Western Union from the railroad right of way. The court also addressed the contract related to the dispute though details remain unclear in the partial telegraphed report.
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Yeaterday
Thayer
United States Circuit Park
Great Northern Waa
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago Saloon Robbery Ends in Shootout and Escape
In Bolloid, theft and violence erupted when two robbers shot a dealer and a companion during a daylight saloon robbery. They struck the cash register and fled as bystanders fled the scene, with investigators starting inquiries into the double event.
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Chicago
Charles H
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National Cash Register Safes to Protect Store Profits
Oscar Groshell of 221 Main St Salt Lake City advertises National Cash Register safes and registers to cut loss from unsuspected drains. He claims stores of any size can save more than the price of the unit and offers easy payment terms and a catalogue.
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Oscar Groshell
Main St
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