Oldest Bank and Trust Plans Low Cost Deposits
The Ziona Savinges Bank and Trust Company of Now It Bands Main streets Salt Lake City offers deposits at per cent per annum with no minimum, allows women to open accounts in their own names. Directors include Ford Woodruff, Geo Cannon, George M. Cannon, Joseph I. Smith, T G Webber, and others. Rio Grands Western railway endorses Commercial Mileage Book for cross state travel on several lines effective February 15th.
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Jack Angus MW
Cannon JB Clawson
Lorenzy Boon
Tuber J Grant Francis M
Lyman George Reynolds
John Nuttall
Rio Grands Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado Midland Railroad
Rio Grande Southern Railway
Florence & Cripple Creek Railway
Midland Terminal Railway
Colorado
Eny
RGW
Fla Wadlcigh
Wentworth furniture at auction price debate
Mrs Hicks argues against paying auction prices for Wentworth furniture and suggests buying a parlor table from Broren Times due to hard times and joint need after paying last night. Mr Hicks agrees but prefers a cheaper option.
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Hicks
Somerville Journal
Magical Treatment Promises Cure for Lost Vitality
An Omaha company advertises a home based magical treatment for weakness in men, claiming to restore life force without dangerous drugs. It offers free samples, reimbursement, and travel paid to those referred, asserting a 210 000 capital and guaranteed cure or refund.
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Wesknemw
Omahs
Bill& Medical Company
Omaha de
Ted
Aurele
Fog Drives Man Off Track in 1855 NYC Tale
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt recalls a thick fog story where a south wind shifts the mist, a north wind blows it east, and old man Cohof fer travels eighteen miles the wrong way before realizing his mistake. The grocer and ginger-bearded man react with humor as the scene unfolds.
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York State
Katen
Man Cohoffer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Awful boarding-house ruse and medical pitch mix
Readers encounter a blunt boarding-house anecdote about Mr Morrissy with sharp teeth and a rascal claim, followed by early 20th century medical advertising for Cheney catarrh cure and brief humorous dialogues about manners and insurance, all from dated newspaper snippets.
Campfire Sketches of War and Valor in Tecumseh Field
A rugged reminiscence describes Grant era Union duty and battlefield courage. It depicts Confederate and Union clash in storied imagery with riders, rifles, and bayonets amid a moonlit wood. The piece blends martial drama with revivalist cadence to honor soldiers.
Campaigning with Grant and the American Sphinx
In the Petersburg campaign era Gen Horace Porter recalls Gen Grant’s secrecy after Cold Harbor. An officer’s plan to build rear intrenchments to cover a James River retreat is described, but Grant replies that the army is already marching to the James. Porter notes Grant’s guarded nature and once earned nicknames such as the American Sphinx for his restraint and measured talk.
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Granta Kevretivences
Horace Porters
Grant
Petersburg
Porter Alga
Grants
Cold Harbor
James
Guiarly
Chary
Nnu
Military Carrier Pigeons In British War Plans
English war planners studied carrier pigeons for communications when railways telegraphs and messengers fail. The system would place lofts at strategic sites to relay messages across the front lines.
Carrier Pigeons and Civil War Anecdotes Stir Interest
The piece discusses German and French use of carrier pigeons, budgets for pigeons, and wartime messages. It shares anecdotes about General Grant era leadership, Horace Porter, and Sherman at Shiloh highlighting misperceived losses and surprising recoveries.
Baboon Warriors Defend Cubs Against Hound Attack
A Youth Companion account describes Central Africa baboons forming organized defenses against dogs. Baboons head and guard a march while females stay center. when dogs advance, males roar and strike the ground as they retreat to rocks. An old baboon rescues a baby monkey, carrying it to safety on a cliff amid cheers.
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Brehm
Central Africa
Saya
Iman
Paboone
Unclear Telephone Exchange Warning Note
A terse message scolds a clerk for wasting time with calls. It warns that the next person to delay or mishandle a call will be discharged, reflecting workplace tension and disciplinary language.
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Jonea
Nervous Headache Cured by Optical Lenses at Sportal Booth
A Salt Lake City exhibit features Wm 8 Rushey advertising refractive products. Ground to fit the eye Syed thaminid and apacial lenses claim relief from headache and eye strain.
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Salt Lake City
Syed
Trade to Bittard Halls and global ball demand
Trade forecasts estimate annual demand for billiard balls at 110 060 to 115 000 with America and France consuming half the remainder. England Germany and others use the rest, reducing total yearly need to about 89 000 to 85 000. The Detroit Free Press quote notes a social remark about late homecoming.
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America
France
England
Germany
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Wyatt
Galf Lake City Eyes
Derek Mra Myron
Mr. Brown
Mr Morrissy
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Mrs Brown
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Tribune
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Mies
New York Journal
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Rocky Mountain Country
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Oatie
Hewlett
Tecumseh
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Billawa
German Empire
Paria
Tour
Granta
Horace Porter
Meag
Gen. Taylor
Mexico
Scott
Taylor
Shiloh
Sherman
Liqlom Mabit Pomete
Gonranios
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Mer Twuir
Detroit Free Press
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Saltair Baking Powder
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Salt Lake
Jas Glendinning
Jicos
Rumfield
Geo. M. Scott & Co
Thuffalo Scale Company
Atlas Engine Works
Dodge
California Powder Works
Brown & Co
Drill & Tool Steel
Detroit Stove Co
John van & Home Steel
Coles
Worthington
Hevyere Rubber Co
Leviathan
Bain St
Gall Lake City
Otm
the Wien Ex Fiat
Tee
W. Bhores
Uteh
Lona
Live Stock Commission
Fred A. Sears
McCornick Block
SALT
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Lincorporated
Olfy
UTA
Rim
Texthnomala
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Elias Morris and Sons Company
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