Ogden Grocers Urged to Cut Prices and End Secret Fixing
City readers urged grocers to end price fixing and cut margins to keep money local. Opinion warns that high grocery prices deplete trade and harm Ogden businesses as money flows east for goods. Authors say competition and a broad price reduction would restore confidence and benefit all in Ogden.
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Ogden
Iouces
Union Pacific Leader Advocates Safer Railways
W L Park of Omaha talks on railroad conditions before the New England Association of Railroad Surgeons, urging a productive, safety focused framework. He cites historical flaws, praises Harriman methods, and outlines policing by publicity for accidents, standardized signals, rigorous inspections, and an educational bureau to raise employee competence and safety across the Union Pacific system.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
New England Association of Railroad
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Kreb
Httle
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Asa
United States Army
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Mus
Myke
Anfe
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Aailroading
Subh
Parke
Ivan
Educational Bureau of Information
Flour price fight rages as stores quote varied rates
The Standard reports flour price volatility in the market with firms Continental Supply Co Domoto Co and Ogden Milling cited for wholesale rates between 1.35 and 2.70 per hundred as retailers struggle to maintain or cut prices. The piece notes price favoritism at Garver & Sons while grocers protest inaccuracies and seek corrections to reflect true consumer costs.
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Continental
Dupply, Do
D & Co
Syings
Continental Bugply Co
Domoto & Oat
Ava
Peery Bros
Ogden Milling & Elevator
Continental Supply Co
Wall Ave
Saat
Sete Tee Glo Wilace Grovary Company
Ber
Elie Sopra
Domoto & Co
Arr
Voreecyy Lbb
Hotelling Grosery Store
Gomer Nicholas
Gomer ‘Nicholas
Jim Quiver
Standard
Edgar Jones Grocery Co
Whia Re
Glasmenn
Standard Fife
Edgar Joneson
Ogien Milling
Alsa
Tribu & Jones Otter
L. Leo
Signs of Anger Over Ogden Grocery Prices
The text critiques a three to four year old grocery combine in Ogden, noting rising permanent prices and consumer anger. It urges locals to support home suppliers and form a consumer agency or push Eastern wholesalers to sell directly. It argues businessmen should back pro local initiatives to boost Ogden’s economy and reduce reliance on distant sellers.
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Ogden
Uusinassmien
Ogden Dig Wet
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted For Indigestion
An advertisement promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestive aid for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims tablets restore pepsin function, strengthen the stomach, and offer a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy cites Rexall Store Ogden at the corner of Grau and 25th.
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Rexall
Ogilen
Corber Grau
Why the Public Demands U S Inspected Meats
Public concern centers on meat health. Diseased animals spread tuberculosis cholera tapeworms and more. U S inspectors condemn diseased meat at inspected slaughterhouses to ensure safe, clean, sanitary products with government guarantees and blue stamps.
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U.S
Reniiae
U. S
Philadelphia Lawyer Arrest Story From New England Visit
A prominent Philadelphia corporation lawyer recounts a trip to New England last month. En route home he describes an arrest there and the odd sequence of events including a strange pond incident and a joke about a root dinner. The tale ends with him leaving for Kansas while recalling a chorus of remarks from companions.
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Philadelphia
New England
Betis
Ahab
Saul
Willa
Willie
Koto
Kansas
Glenda
Kraneas
Tom
Hiladelphie Recores
Housekeeper Quips on Demo Resolutions and Public Debate
A fragment from a local page notes a housekeeper remarking on ongoing demo resolutions and public discourse. The line hints at frustration toward persistent political actions and the impact on daily life. No clear names or places are discernible in the readable text.
Fragmentary Civil Language Example From Troy Archive
A garbled OCR passage presents a fragmentary dialogue involving an elderly man and a young person, with references to a Tennessee figure and a secret marriage. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, yielding little coherent context or clear events.
Two Points of View on Mr Dyler's Promise
Dialog fragment shows Mrs Whooper and Bir Whooper debating a vow made by a man named Dyler concerning his wife. Mare defends the wife, urging not to judge. the exchange hints at social expectations and potential remarriage without clear outcomes or names.
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