Local Newspaper Establishments and City Circulation Notes
Aperiodic notes from an independent newspaper, dated in Ogden and Dallas areas, mention circulation auditing and Associated Press submissions. Names such as Wiltara Giammann and references to daily or weekly publications appear with dates and city contexts, indicating standard industry disclosures.
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Peiad
Associated Press
I Jeume
Dattyn Ogden
Haden
Ouraite
Gefen
Autalde
Ogden
Udine Pub
Subscribers Notice From Muandard Deste Publisher
A garbled subscriber notice requests action to discontinue a service term and ends with a demand for the publisher to respond. It references a period ending and urges readers to stop the publication at a given time. The wording is unclear but centers on subscriber control over the paper.
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Muandard
Vlesee Norsty
Ogden City Municipal Ticket Endorsed by Republican Committee
The People’s Contention convened by the City Republican Central Committee of Ogden endorsed a full ticket for mayor four year commissioner and municipal judge. M. L. Jones and A. F. Larson named for mayor and commissioner with John E. Bagley as municipal judge.
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City Republican Central
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Ogden
Republicans of
Whele
M. L. Jones
John’ E. Bagley
Our Opinion Of A R Heywood Abbot Mayor Candidate
A reader opinion endorses A R Heywood as an ideal mayor, praising his high character and independence. It lauds his honesty, backbone to say no to pressure, and immune stance against entangling alliances, portraying him as trustworthy and fit for leadership.
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A. R. Heywood
Heyword
Meywood
Eas
Heywood for Mayor of Ogden Reputed Speaker and Reformer
A. R. Heywood, praised as one of Utahs most pleasing orators, is proposed as a mayoral candidate for Ogden. His public addresses and greetings to visitors are cited as evidence of leadership potential and capability to improve an administration.
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A. R. Heywood
Utah
Ogden 'S
Orden
Ae Eyrood
Tax notice questions tax changes and examiner claims
A scanned notice shows that Jeane Mr. Brown’s home did not rise in value from 1914 by 33918, while certain taxes increased to 63.62. The Examiner’s claim that many taxpayers had reductions is challenged, and the paper vows to publish the names of those whose taxes were cut.
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Jeane
Reducing Wager Of The City Workmen
A local political dispute claims a rival coalition manipulated city finances to siphon over 70000 from the water fund while reporting only 2000. It accuses the Examiner group of misrepresenting Heywood and Jones, and ties a reform platform plank to pay cuts and reappointments of officials including Chief Norton, Chief Canfield, and Inspector Shorten.
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St Joggie
Heywood
Jones
Lia
Mesara
Norton
Canfield
Fire Department
Sscttery
Wage debates spark fury over city officer salaries
In a crowded Court House, residents condemned a plank praising salary increases for city officers. The scene followed claims that Heywood and Jones would cut workmen wages from 2.25 to 2 daily, while officials assured no pay cuts and warned against misleading the public.
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Oden City
People In Convention
Ansambled Co
Heywood
Browning
Mears
Hillstrom Slay Case Delayed by Governor's Reprieve
Joseph Illertrom, convicted of killing J. G. Morrison and his young son on January 13, 1914, escaped execution as Governor Spry granted a reprieve to October 16 after a telegraphic request from President Wilson. The Swedish minister in Washington appealed to delay, while public debate centered on capital punishment and maintaining law and order.
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Joseph Illletrom
J. G. Morrison
William Spry
Wilson
Washington
Utah
Ogden City Tax Increase Compared Across Administrations
The Fell Browning Examiner and The Standard clash over fair methods to compare Glasmann era taxes with Fell Browning, debating highest, lowest, and average levies. Using Glasmann six year average versus Fell Browning, the analysis shows tax increases around 6 to 20 percent depending on method, with 1019 mills at 10 mills and 15,207,336 at 12 12 mills yielding 146,767.02 and 101,216.70 respectively.
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Wm. Glasmann
Clasmann
Fell Browning
Glasmann
Cilxeanann
Fell- Browning
Browning
Fell
Glasiann
Fell-Browning
Delayed Appeal Denied by Chief Justice Cites Law
In a terse ruling the Swedish minister urged a swift decision but the chief magistrate upheld a delay saying no harm results and justice is not defeated. The court insisted the proper legal process may require time.
Harvard Doctor Warns U.S. on War Horrors and Casualties
A Harvard physician returning from France urges Americans to grasp the vast scale of Europe’s suffering. He cites 300,000 dead or maimed on both sides in days of fighting, warning that a year of such war would depopulate nations and leave communities in mourning and widows everywhere.
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Harvard Post
France
Europe
Harvard
Franca
Forta
Geary Alcoholic Liquor Sale Fate Foreseen in Twenty Years
The article notes European wine practices and American drinking patterns, predicting that strong drink will be mastered in the United States while Geary alcoholic liquors will have no place of sale within twenty years. It frames drinkers as proud of sobriety and contrasts continental and American habits.
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Europe
United States
Excursion and Courses Advertised in 1915 Utah Papers
A faded ad lists an excursion to Denver and Colorado Springs with a special round trip fare of 22.50 from Ogden via Union Pacific, plus city ticket office details. The notice also promotes a variety of educational courses at Central Junior High with dates in October and instructors named, followed by a sheriff sale notice for Weber County, Utah, including land descriptions and sale date.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ogden
Union Pacific
Belog
Ind
CITY
Washington Avenue
District Court of
Ratst ‘Weat
Salt Lake Meridian
Webtt
Utah
Goutherst
Gald
County Recorder's Office
Weber County
Nash Range
Seth
N. C. Olsen
Ogden City
Deiat
Shetitt
C._ALLISON
Sherst
University Extension Work Conference Sets Winter Classes
Prof Fred W Mesnolds head of the University of Utah extension bureau conferred with Ogden teachers yesterday to outline a winter program. The conference set courses and dates for evening classes with teachers assigned including Isay Vodawa Art starting Monday October 4 at Office.
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Fred W. Mesnolds
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