Subscriptions and submission notices for The Standard
The Standard Publishing Co outlines subscription terms in advance and requests all communications be addressed to The Standard, Oregon City, Utah. Papers are sold through multiple agents nationwide and readers are urged to report any issues to the office for publication consideration.
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National Republican Editorial Association pledge notice
A damaged, early 20th century prospectus calls Utah Republican editors and publishers to join the National Republican Editorial Association. It outlines loyalty to the Republican party, cooperation with national editors, and aims to unite in education and campaign effort across states and territories.
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Fragmented OCR exposes heated debate on religion and prejudice
The text portrays a sprawling, polemical mosaic of people, places, and ideas from a turbulent public discourse. It references figures, religious groups, and political tensions, hinting at clashes over belief, identity, and social influence amid a charged era.
Amiths for October Hen Tale and Public Notice
Fragments describe a local event or obituaries with unclear names. The text references Amiths for October and a public notice involving government or civic matters. Readable items mention meetings or notices but lack complete details of dates, places, or people.
Review of The Atlantic Monthly May Issue by GL Paros Landeau
The piece surveys The Atlantic Monthly for May, praising its contributors and features. It highlights Theodore Roosevelt analysis, Wy BL ML Ferguson fiction, and a strong magazine layout with notable art by Funk. The review commends the clear typography, tasteful paintings, and engaging human interest in the issue.
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Morals of a Prize Fight in a Public Exhibition
An editorial examines a prize fight event, condemning the brutal display and urging refined public standards. It contrasts a carnival atmosphere with the moral implications, noting mothers and daughters witness the spectacle and questioning the gentlemanly character of such entertainment.
Gillett Se cured Governor Nomination in California Convention
California Republicans nominated Gillett for governor at a nominating convention where Pardee received 23912 votes to 152 for present Governor Pardee. The platform praised Republican gains, endorsed tariff relief for San Francisco imports, and called for restrictions on Japanese immigration and foreign labor. A tenement law and license deposits for foreign corporations were proposed, with support for continued party unity and anti-trust measures.
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Clark's Stores Offers Wide Assortment At Deep Discounts
A garbled ad style note from Clark's Stores touts discounts up to 42 percent, claiming low wholesale prices on a variety of goods. It mentions Hercules salts and other items, with unclear dates and prices, and refers to consumer-ready products for women and households. The text is heavily corrupted but conveys bargain emphasis and store offerings.
Republican Gillett Named California Governor Candidate
The document traces James N. Gillett’s background as a Wisconsin native born September 2, 1860, and details his career path from high school to law and politics. It notes party planks on freight rates, government work hours, and economy in expenditures, signaling a campaign profile for the California governor race.
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Extermination Effort on Cattle Tick Progresses
Wentogtos September 6 extermolosting the cattle trek to a sexthem apt mame of the weetern states is progressing satisfactorily according to a statement made to Secretary Wilson today. It began to Vir winte and Sorth Carolina where cordial cooperation is being given the department both to money and the cottesion of state authority to the deployment official. The appropriation for the work was 82 500. Some states have not enacted laws extending Mandal and other aid to the government but Secretary Wilson states progress will be made with the aid available from California Nevals Oklahoma and Texas reports received are encouraging.
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Out of Commission Marblehead and Yorktown at Mare Island
Navy reports stall Marblehead out of commission at Mare Island California and traces her men and crew in the gunboat Yorktown. The Washington Star and other papers relay humorous and unrelated clippings about trains and daily life, including remarks by the mayor and spectators.
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Local Market Buys Include Peaches Apples and More
A frazzled market report lists prices for peaches apples pears and berries with varied items like celery potatoes grapes and limes. It notes plentiful watermelons while peppers peppers and other produce show mixed quality and prices. Some items include celery 3c a stalk apples and pears priced individually and per pound with meat and dairy also mentioned in varying costs.
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