Surplus War Materials Ordered to Public Roads Bureau
An immense quantity of surplus war materiel was approved for shipment to the Bureau of Public Roads. The delivery, received by Chief Engineer T. J. Finch, includes ten ten-ton tractors, an automatic steam shovel, a locomotive with equipment, engines, pumps, a portable car, and other road construction gear slated for dispatch from ATHY camp in the near future.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Thinefits
Clatelet
T. J. Finch
Athy Campy
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Nfecellaan
Building Permit 15 Issued to Board of Education
Ogden City issued Building Permit 15 to the Board of Education for the construction of Ogden’s Who Ornteal Junior High school. The estimated cost is 379,009, a new high for a single permit in the city. Building Inspector Davila expects total Ogden building permits to top 1,600,000, with the school project bringing the city’s total near 7,300,000.
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Board OF Education
Ogden City
Broynatone Trial Offer Seeks Free Hair Package
An unusual ad touts a trial package for restoring hair with Broynatone claiming instant youth and free samples. It promises dramatic before and after results and urges readers to order a complimentary trial kit without prior preparation.
Cream for Cold and Catarrh Relief Ad
Fragrant antiseptic cream promises quick relief by penetrating airways. Advert claims to clear head passages, reduce dryness, and stop runny nose with nasal spray-like action. Includes bold sales language and promotional tone aimed at immediate consumer use.
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Japanese Legend in Hayakawa Film Entertains Lovers
Hayakawa's new pictur a tale of old Nippon blends romance and legend with exquisite photography. Sopriya Ume Ko stars in a story of beauty and devotion as moonlight frames intimate moments and a brave vow against self distraction amid a traditional setting at the Orph on Sunday.
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Japan
Uwe Ko
Nippon
Hobartion Cole
Fehliilors Muual
Bolsheviki Reported Successes on Petrograd Front
A terse dispatch claims Bolshevik forces scored successes on the Petrograd front with Red troops advancing southwest of Pskov near Petrograd and along the northern front around Orel and Mtsensk. The report notes heavy fighting and Russian gains against Admiral Kolchak forces as tactically significant movements unfold on the Finnish front.
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Injuries plague team as key players sit out Saturday
Readable fragments describe multiple players sidelined by injuries from practice and upcoming game. Captain Whitney will miss with a broken collarbone while three of Rannes’s starters are hurt. Smith Wenderson and Tauber also out, but others rally to prepare for a decisive Saturday showdown.
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Ogden
Sabirday
Whitney
Rannes
Sara
Salt Lake
Smith
Wenderson
Tauber
Union
Ad jYance
Uke
Leopariy
King Pays Homage To First President Of United States
King George Washington is honored in Mount Vernon with Queen Elizabeth and other leaders in attendance. The ceremony marks Washington as a key national figure with royal recognition during a royal visit.
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United States
Mount Vernon
Oel
Ah- Albert
Belgium
Conler Ding
Gall Mace
George Washington
Eoidier
Stalee
Apont
Wackington
Warkington
French Radicals Plan Strike While Leader Is Away
French radicals plot a strike as Gen folar Labor leader PATUS, on a trip to the United States, attends the national debar conference in Paris. The action aims to pressure government policy while the leader is abroad.
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Washington
Sxts
Federation of Labor
Voyage
Reriin
United States
Patus
Vrees
Ab Siran
Paris
Lenn
Aspirin for Colds Advert Incoherent Trade Ad
Fragmentary ad copy advertises aspirin brands with garbled names Bayer Geyer and Monoacetic acid formula. Mentions tablets and trade use for colds and as a pharmaceutical product. Lacks clear dates or locations.
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Price of Silver Reaches Record Spot in London Market
London trading reports the spot price of silver at a record high per ounce amid persistent demand from China and ongoing coin meltings. The surge is linked to supply shortages, with dealers noting elevated activity in bullion and coin conversion as markets react to weak currencies and geopolitical tensions.
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London
Ottawa
China
Ikea
Bill proposes deportation of interned aliens
Washington report states a House bill would deport aliens interned during World War I who are anarchists or convicted criminals. The measure targets those deemed dangerous and would apply to roughly 40 Yemeni cases and about 100 additional internees. The attorney general notes the proposal aligns with treaty ratification aims and would remove individuals associated with revolution or radical activities.
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Washington
Palmerie
Porcatton Feeteim
Ta Ath for Troops Mobilization in Colorado
Denver reports mobilization of the Colorado National Guard with Adjutant General W Spanison directing rush to ready nine companies. Guardsmen expected to report to Colton and Trinidad by noon for distribution among mining charters. Governor Shoup seeks American Legion aid in recruiting efforts to increase guard strength.
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Fedeatrons
Colorado National
Colton
Trinidad
American Legion
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