Unprecedented Prosperity Drives Record Trade and Markets
The era sees unmatched growth as exports surge to 610 million dollars abroad and a large balance of trade favors the United States. Banking reports show strong loan activity, rising deposits, and heavy stock market gains with unprecedented profits across corporations and individuals. Foreign trade expansion and gold imports fuel confidence in the market.
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Cataldo World
United States
Kepler
New York
Constanza on the Glack Sea and shifting fronts
A garbled report tracks Constanza near the Glack Sea with Markensen moving north from Bulgaria toward Trorudia. It mentions Rus troops, German Bulgarian forces, and rail and port activity around Constanza with references to shipments, trains, harbors, and tensions affecting the Near East region.
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Markensen
Bulgaria
Trorudia
Constanza
Odessa
Orly
London
Paris
Brussels
Tertia
Vienta
Hudanest
Sublime Porte
Dollara
Cogstacia
Heda
Decline of Turkish power and ancient Rome in a scattered fragment
The excerpt criticizes petty tricks by wealthy packers, quotes on Roman exile under Augustus and Ovid, then discusses Zeppelin raids impacting civilians, and laments brutal war tactics. It juxtaposes economic manipulation with historical figures to argue against barbarity and for civilized conduct in war.
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Anguatun
Oxford
George Bidney Oren
Augustue
Jolla
Mark Antony
Ferald Republica
Julis
Athens
Ovid
Augustus
Ieat
Torl
Bia
Tellers
London
Barbaraue
Caidanto
Cap Moat
Entente Ailles
Oratory of Chas E Hughes Praised by Senator Sherman
The piece applauds Charles E Hughes as a superb political orator. Senator Sherman of Illinois calls his Springfield speech the greatest he ever heard, ranking Hughes above many historic figures. Sherman notes Hughes’ fatigue but lauds his power to deliver compelling blows against the Democratic administration ahead of November voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
Orden
Aood
Bin
Brant Bia
Aherman
Ilinola
Salt Lake Tribune
Tle
The Beggar for a Buddy in Salt Lake City Industry Debate
A fragment from The Retail Merchant condemns promoters who urge communities to fund new industries. It cites past attempts to lure factories with bonds and subsidies, noting promoters’ schemes ended with unpaid debts and community losses. The piece references East Lake City meatpacking ventures and Ogden can plant debates, illustrating wary attitudes toward corporate enticements and local development.
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Lbfe
Thia
East Lake City
Give & Keyne
Ogden Standant
Liberty or A Daughter of the U5 At the Lyceum Today
A program titled Liberty or A Daughter of the U5 is shown at the Lyceum today. The event features a dramatic reading and period style performance in the afternoon.
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Liberty
Lyceum Today
Ada Lavender sues for 25 dollars over dress rub and hole incident
Ada E Lavender claims 25 dollars damages after falling into a hole on Grant avenue at Twenty Seventh street at 8 15 Friday night while mistaking debris for a grate. The matter was referred to Commissioner Figgare of the street department. Ordinances for curb and gutter district 120 paving districts and sidewalk district 42 were adopted, detailing boundaries on Twenty sixth street Madison Washington Jefferson and Thirteenth streets.
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Ada E. Lavender
Grant Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
Figgare
Diatsiet
Vis
Sidewate
Madison
Monros Avenues
Washington
Madison Avenues
Jefferson Avenue
Twelfth
Fourteenth
Thirteenth Street
Henniger Avenue
Jefferon Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Derivative Notice of Thanks From Bereaved Family
The Shaht family expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy shown after the death of Thomas Shaht. They acknowledge inability to properly convey gratitude and specifically thank High Ward officers, relief society, and members for comfort, support, and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shaht
Rivat Ramfort
Heine
Akte
Oil Station Sought to Block on Benge Ave
Residents petition city commission to enact an ordinance curbing an oil supply station planned at the Centre on Quincy interchange near Treaty Street. They allege the project will depreciate nearby property and reduce value by a marked amount. Authorities consider remedies to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Hearing Set On Night Noise Ordinance Petition
Petitioners call for an ordinance to curb night noise from automobile stations in residence districts. They seek limits from 5 PM to 9 AM and Sunday closure, arguing bright lights and loud conversations disrupt residents. The commission will hold two hearings next Monday to consider the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesaton
Lonesome Luke Show In Utah Tonight
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who aided us during our hour of bereavement in the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to the Masonic Lodge and Brotherhood of Railroad and all others who helped. Signed MRB A, O, PERRINS AND PASULY.
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Thors
Masonic Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Relamaen
MRB
Perrins and
Pasuly
Owa Visitors Enroute Home After Utah Visit
Mr and Mrs M J O'Brien and family left Ogden aboard the Union Pacific for Dubuque Iowa after a month with Mr and Mrs C L McKnight in Orden The visitors toured Ogden canyon and the Utah Hot Springs and regretted how quickly their stay passed Mr McKnight hopes the missionary work of Bimaccli and wife will attract more families to Meden The notice also notes the last day of Jane Grey in The Test at Utah today.
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M. J. O'Brien
C. L. McKnight
Orden
Union Paride Railroad
Dubuise
Iowa
O'Brien
Kotabtthors
Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Utah Hot Springs
McKnight
W. H. Coevers
Union Maet
Bimaccli
Meden
Excursion Planned From Sunset Promises Large Land Opening
The Dacia Weber Land company announces a special electric train for the public to Ball Lake Valley. It leaves Hamburgers station on Sunday September 2 at 11:35 p.m. The company offers free carriage and no eroding charges, with a guided ascent to an elevation near the station for viewing the project.
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Sunact
Ball Lake
Dacia Weber Land Company
Hambercer
Esen
Halundey
W. Coffen
Salra
DudeWener Land Company
Project pump details and Bunnet Thelghte tour planned
A luncheon marks the outing for the project participants who will receive acurentr pennant of Bunnet Thelghte. Afterward automobiles will carry the group to survey the entire project as the company engineer explains the pump’s engineering features.
College extension glasses for Ogden
Professor James H. Lintard, head of the Utah Agricultural College extension department at Logan, spoke to Ogden city teachers at Central Junior High about extension courses. He outlined offered studies and qualifications for instructors, noting a minimum class size of ten and teachers eager to take advantage of college extension work.
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Utah Agricultural College Extension Department
Ogden
James H. Lintard
Logan
Central Junior High
U. A. C. Extension Department
Fashion Show Set To Review Finances At Weber Club
President Albert Scowcroft calls a special meeting of officers directors and committee chairmen involved in the recent festival series. A fall ledger of expenses will be presented with remaining bills to be settled and funds expected to balance.
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Albert Scowcroft
Ofdea Hacieat Peatival & Fashion! Show Association
Weber Club
Red Cross Meeting Held At Weber Club
Aceportal meeting of the Orden "hopter of the American Ted Cros wenoctation called by Trialdent Fred. 4. Kiewer held this afternoon at the Weber club. Main purpose was to report the membership committee and respond to Mrs. Maude Dee Porter, tev, John KB. Carver and Jame Pp, "avey.
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Ted Cros
Fred
Kiewer
Fn Beng
Weber Club
Automobile theft leads to 300 day sentence and forgery case
Ogden court heard multiple cases including Merry Shallay receiving 300 days in jail or a $100 fine for stealing cars. William Dick arrested him near the Orpheum theatre after he started another vehicle. The docket included Marty Martin charged with forgery and a $100 certificate of deposit, and M. E. Philips with a $5 bad check. Six laborers from Castle Rock were jailed for five days for drunkenness. The Provo mayor invited Ogden to discuss development themes with a Weber club dinner in Utah County.
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George E Barker
Merry Shallay
Bhalley
William Dick
Orpheum Theatre
Robert Bark
George F. Madsen
Brigham Cy
Marty Martin
Martins
H. J. Montgomery
Ogden State Bank
M. E. Philips
Accming
FL i
Memenwar
Moser
Karaville
J. L. Hobson
Clear Company
Castle Rock
Wyo
Tom Hogan
T. H. Mark
W. L. Mclaughlin
Francisco — Romero
Frank Lind
Harry Osborn
Charles Johnson
Cert Anderson
Findley
Ogden City officials clash over initiation visit plan
In a dispute sparked by an invitation to Provo commercial club members to visit Ogden, Mayor Seywood and Utah County publicity director W. M. Wilson exchanged letters. Wilson said the matter was not raised at the regular juncheon with President Merritt at Hotel Nobertax Provo, delaying discussion of Ogden’s approach to attracting industry and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah County
Ogden
Provo
Weber Club
Balt Lake
Abbot R. Herwood
Provo Commercial Club
Oden
W. MM. Wilson
Utah County Organization
Merritt
Nobertax Provo
Seywood
Wilson
Commercial Club
Ogden City
Forest Rangers Promote Open Forests for Summer Outings
A report from Orden district headquarters highlights forest rangers embracing the forest service motive to open national forests in mountain regions for summer outings under regulations. Ranger A. A. Casne, from Bolle, carries a personal card bearing a self explanatory legend inviting prospective campers to contact him for information on streams, camping grounds, hunting grounds, roads, and trails and to keep campsites clean to prevent fires.
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Forest Service
Orden
Casne
Bolee
Tye
Raymond Beecraft Resigns Forestry Position in Ogden District
Raymond Beecraft, the Ogden district forest ranger, resigns after summer duties to resume studies at Utah Agricultural College in Logan. James Fetherolly travels to Pinecrest for silviculture method inspections. Baruel E. Bower oversees nursery operations as investigators plan broader forestry studies. Charles Squires leaves Washington area to Denver for occupancy and claims examinations in the Intermountain district.
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Raymond Tycratt
Ogden District
Deeratt
Ogden
Fummer
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Manta Nations
James I. Fetherolly
Silvicuture Department
Fotatello
Intermountain District
Jane Gray Stars In The Test At Utah Today
Adios and beautiful Keenery prepare to see Jane Gray perform in The Test in Utah today, marking the final showing of the production this week.
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Adios
Jane Gray
Utah
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Chas E. Hughes
Salt Lake
Viking
Heera
Mefire
Armerican Can Company
Salt Lake Ea
Cudahye
Themeelies
Modern Woodmen of America
Everiar
Fred FL Williams
Benge
Ogden Furniture
Carpet Co
Washington Ave
E. F. Hundley
Owa
Jane Grey
Dgoen Cimpter
THE
RED Cross
Forest Ranger
Tonigts
Raymond
Beecraft
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