The Standars RMA OF SUBSCRIPTION and Daily Standard Notes
The fragment discusses subscription terms for The Daily Standard, urging advertisers and readers to contact the publication for notices and advertising. It mentions distribution at the Utah State Building during the World’s Fair and references licensing, communications, and advertising agency arrangements. The text includes references to local officials, advertisers, and a mix of names and places, with unclear OCR details.
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Daily Standard
Et Leute
Uteh State Building
Irregular Claims Highlight Tax Costs in War Debates
The document outlines estimated wartime costs and damages including cash losses totaling 14,180,008 with mentions of 25,000,900 and 60,000,000 sums, referencing Japanese and American figures. It notes alleged incitements in Congress and political division over war spending, taxes, and governance.
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Harker
Blaleimont
Deligares
Van
ATL
Widen
Amy Thal
Culgo Parker
Wwe
W Wenvortoutar
Eliel Mangistraus
Umbryiae
Ur Hallo
Raik
Andan
Pavia
Burgunts
ANSE
Congress
Nk Klnt
Roordvelt
Taft
Prashloney
Polygamy Myths Surround Western Regions In 19th Century Tale
Fragmented OCR recalls a story about polygamists and myths in the western regions. It mentions Lewiston and Pennsylvania, a chairman, and references a campaign or movement, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text. The piece hints at social tensions and rumors tied to activist figures and local history.
Fragmented and odd lines mix in playful jumbles
The text presents a garbled mix of quoted phrases, names, and nonsensical lines. It references various figures and phrases like Pork, Phindolphin Sage, and Sudha News, with stray mentions of wealth, fashion, and a fishing scene. The overall piece reads like a collage of fragments rather than a coherent news item.
Slavs Earn Chinamen's Gratitude in Manchuria
In Mukden on October, Russian forces maintained a strong show of force as Japanese troops backed by Western fronts concentrated near the whale line. Despite intense shelling, Russians showed restraint and prepared for a potentially decisive advance. Many Chinese evacuees received compensation from the Russian commission, with houses in villages destroyed reimbursed, drawing gratitude from sufferers.
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Thera
Lo Land Forres
Ute
Far East
Avery
Chinest
Japanese Resume Offensive on East Front Near Mukden
News from Mukden dated October 27 reports the Japanese Wave resuming the offensive on the east front with a slight advance. There are unconfirmed rumors of Japanese breakthrough between Muss Stan and Finciapa, with claims of a road between Mukden and Whitechapels. reports are not yet verified.
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Mukden
Muss Stan
Finciapa
Firing Spreads South as Weather Clears Ahead of War News
Fragmentary report notes artillery fire spreading south on the Russian left from yesterday into the night, with weather briefly improving and temperatures rising. The uneven line and partial details suggest developing combat movement as conditions brighten after a warm sunny day.
Unsold Winter Movements Reported Near Railroad Lines
The report notes Russian troops in retreat and Japanese actions near a strategic point west of the rail line. In Alabama, Horace M. Riggs, a hotelman, is under arrest on a $5,000 bond for a lynching conspiracy charge. Maples and Toker Powell are mentioned in relation to the case.
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Sitinson's Cafe Hosts Quick and Unique Rummage Sale
Sitinson's Cafe on Warhington Ave hosts a rummage sale this Thursday through Saturday with second hand goods. Indies of the Baplial emireh will run the event, inviting all neighbors to come. Proceeds support community causes.
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