Local Random Notices and Obituary Fragments
Mixed items from a late 19th or early 20th century Ogden newspaper fragment. Mentions Grout's Seed, Mrs. Fred West obituary from 12731 Beach its morcige, childbirth death, funeral details to be announced, and local shop chatter about groceries, stationery, Easter goods, horse racing praise for A. G. Fell, Weatherby products, and community notices from Da Baptis church and Women of Wexxicraft.
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Fred West
Lincgia Avenue
Bec
Filte Cafe
Elf
Postponed Gambling Case in Local Court
Slain They Can Prove That the Laws Were Not Violated The cave of Ogden Cy ta J F and RA Solid charged keeping open a house for gambling was indefinitely postponed into morning Defendant sought locale witnesses and court has granted by the right but the case may proceed with prep for trial The defense argues no breach occurred and that a poker game was just a social activity within city limits
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Ogden Cy
Fhem
Repair Canyon Road Debated At County Meeting
County officials discussed repairing Canyon Road after residents petitioned for action. The board referred the matter to Commissioner Wilson with authority to seek refund from Guthrie Iowa for 117.20 tied to bringing Joseph McLaughtin from the state Dental Hospital. Wilkes reported on a Weber Canyon gravel inspection and road repair considerations.
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Temale
Commalestower Wilson
Guthrie
Iowa
Joseph McLaughtin
State Dental Hospital
Wilkes
Weber Canyon
Real estate transfers listed from local records
A summary of real estate transfers includes Miraca Jetkins and spouse to Forma Sftit ark Of te a prhwaue quarter of the southeast quarter of section 33, foznshiz.6. rteth, range 2 west and multiple transfers among individuals and firms such as Porterfeht, W. Read and wife, Ellen Rorell and Jes. 8, Rassed, Job H. Hobson, Carlton and wife, Jos H. Hue, and John Jenkins. The notice lists various parcels in townships and ranges, with description details for each transfer and parties involved. GT Grocery Co advertises a wholesale sale at 2210 Wark Ave.
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Reconta
Miraca Jetkins
Ife
Forma
Sftit Ark of
Tretel UW
Acams
Peterson
Dastd Satta
Decouny Nook
South Ogden Surver
W. S. Read
Lettle Macnlog
Coarhwest
Eretion
North
Farge
Ellen Rorell
Jes
Job H. Hobson
Jobs
Carlton
Jos H
Hue
Iaclevire
Rlc
Rerstan
Ogéen Survey
Jos. W. Severdahl
Te Yebta Jacksom
John Jenkins
Fao Se Jarter
Etion
Tarsship & North
Coal Company Notices and Phone Service Promises
A fragmentary item mentions a coal firm, a private service for patrons, and a wordy note about leasing coal. It notes prices or measures like 4 dozen and references to names and places in a vague, OCR-like record from a local page.
Resigns as Platform Agent Amid Rail Changes
The platform agent at Cotgaxo resigns after a period of service as dispatcher J. Kimball takes charge. Kimball, with prior roles at Pullivan, will lead the duties while Wit? Cook takes a brief vacation and then seeks a higher paying position. The railway also notes increased freight traffic on the Southern Pacific, added crews, and chain delays due to weather and washouts affecting trains No. 4 and No. 6.
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Aly
Kimball
Pullivan Company
Cotgaxo
Cockwil Take
Uma
Calfommia
Ace Farm
Hese
Clara Evans Insare Arrest and Commitment to State Hospital
Clara Evans Insare, detained at Union Depot yesterday, was examined this morning by the examining court and ordered committed to the State Mental Hospital. The examination revealed accounts of notable figures and events connected to Chicago.
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Chra Evans
Union Depot
Burt
Cng
Ggicn
Greek Workers Questioned Over Mine Labor Influx
Labor leaders suspect foreigners are being brought to work in mines. Inspectors dispatched to Kansas City and Indianapolis to verify why about one hundred Greeks were assigned to two addresses, one in Kansas City and another in Indiana, amid the influx.
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Waanigion
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Indiana
Grand Jury to Take Up Insurance Matters
New York March 2 Recorder Cox instructed the March grand jury in general sessions to address insurance matters. Judge O Sullivan noted concerns about proper handling and possible evidence of crime linked to insurance cases, asking the jury to review the standing charges and powers to act.
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Grand Jury
New York
Arel
Cox
ApAl Grand Jury
Strikers Use Dynamite in April Rebellion at Frazee
Reported clash describes dynamite usage by strikers near Frazee on April 2 with damaged barricades and cavalry charges. A striker was wounded as about forty protesters marched in Bruay, part of a larger mobilization described as tied to postwar unrest.
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Gan
Foucqaleres Art Dsc
Cavsiry
Bruay
Mila
Testimonial Honors Former Chief E M Litevatt in Salt Lake
A rare tribute from the Salt Lake division mechanical department of the Goothern Par te to former chief E A Litevatt. Colleagues recall shared days of loyalty and service with warmth and enduring respect. It expresses esteem, friendship, and best wishes for health and happiness in future years.
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Bea
Didmond
Hal. Lackett
Salt Lake
Seatties Pacific
Exuploses Ee Se
Salt i Pvt” Ie
E. At. Lucheti
Edipktet
Met Salt Lake
Goothern Parte
Tome
Mer
Youster
Ikere
Idaho Sheep Case Turbulence Marks Court Appearance
Judge Maginnis faced federal court in Rome Saturday over sheep dipping rules affecting Utah and Nevada flocks. A brief postponement preceded a long afternoon argument defending state interests. A decision in favor of Idaho could trigger appeals up the chain as authorities weigh mandated inspections and certificates of good health.
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Rome
Utah
Nereds
Maglenis
Chtelty
Comasel
Thas
Nevada
Arcametta
Txh
Judes
Fandlers
Was
Idaho
Democratic Democrats Lead in Municipal Election
In St Petersgure on April, the Constitutional Democrats appeared set for a decisive victory in the municipal convection. Their organization outpaced the Block ticket allied with October Sats trade and industry parties. Voters foresaw the Block losing more than half of the 12 districts, with six seats to the governing group.
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St. Petersgure
Atkorah
Constitutional Democrats
Murichsl
flicre +6
Atstriets
Moscow
Tohe Fleve
Mourom
Koteshite
Aapong
Peinen
Jan Dolchet
Macallot
Golovia Ard Tésiinks
Russian Notes and Political Turmoil Reported
Riet reports officers and teen soldiers of a Sapper unit refused orders in December and faced trial by a costemarthal. Burglars raided churches March, stealing bullion and chalice. Ikons and embroidered resimony mentioned. Moscow notes Constitutional Democrats’ commentary on sectioning to Parliament with leaders Mouromze and others leading among protestants.
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Riet
Cabo
Coste Marthal
Flood in Mississippi disrupts farming communities
Fragmentary report notes rising water levels near Motte and Vit miles impacting farms and cattle. Text outlines widespread flood conditions with farmers scrambling to protect property and livelihood as sections of the area encounter rising streams and damaged fields.
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Mississippi
Cappes
Banedail aug re Working and Pergit Porters Will Soon Place Team In the Field
Banedail reports Working and Pergit Porters will field a team for a year ending. Friday night marks the event as doctors decide which candidate will bat, while local papers boast about players and practice plans. Officials anticipate intercity tests and a strong lineup with several businessmen supporting the venture.
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Dulizent Prattes
Army
Bas
Tartoils Busness
Lars Beeam
Vee
Ft Ula
Platy Dro
Minchy
Stepa
Scorela Thea
Weapral
Fotas
Wath Apri 2 Charles Mur Sentenced for Commodities Fraud
Charles Mur former president of the National Fair of Davenport Washington was sentenced today by Judge Edward Whitson to five years in the U S penitentiary at McNeil Island for making false reports to the comptroller of the currency and aiding a false stock speculation scheme He faces release in early May after arrest in Beato.
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Sak
Pest
Beato
Grand Jury Indicts Stocktea Dealer in Apr 2 Case
Stocktea, Cal Apr 2 The card of Mrs. Latoas charged with a streetcar offense was turned in this morning as a grand jury proceeding began. The proceeding references a Plymouth Neb. van and a deceased dealer, with protective measures noted and footing for a related case.
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Mrz
Plailmouth
Neb
WEA
Kaa
Eresieg
BIE
Local Election Chaos Report From MissourI City
Vague OCR text describes voters and election officials in a Missouri city as primaries loom. Mentions Bead, board of election commissioners, and arrests. The fragment hints at polling activity and potential irregularities ahead of Megal cextetes loa.
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Kodat
Karsse
Dea Moines
SVD
Acd Board of Election Commissioners
Make
Megal Cextetes
Loa
Reepeet
Kote
Police Election Dates Reportedly Delayed
Fragmentary OCR text suggests police officials may be delaying election dates and facing board scrutiny. The note references potential scheduling changes and personal obstructions affecting the process. Title reflects the unclear claim of police handling and board review.
Appeals Decision On Cattle Restitution Case
The United States court reviews a dispute over cattle restocking and compensation involving Mazes and several parties. The ruling weighs delays, costs, and enforcement details affecting restitution of 625 head of cattle and related payments.
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Washington
Justice Town
United States
Fet
Mages
Railroad Losses and Tax Case Referenced in 19th Century Report
Fragmented OCR mentions losses, railroads, and a Michigan tax case with references to Abe Tage n and Justice Breck. It notes property concerns at a central area and estimated collectible totals around $2,699,090 though text is garbled and unclear. Entities include Michigan and a park-like path mentioned as context.
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Wanestos
United States
Stichigan Rallesy
Abe Tagen
Brexet
Michigan
Gheycette
Unclear OCR Memo on Conference and Meeting
Fragmentary text references Oaklas4 Cal Apt 2-T 9 OTT and a conference Zoom discussion. Mentions a meeting with attendees and stakes. sporadic names appear, including SWIFT and F.C. Sat. at St tAlagy Packlex. Overall lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
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SWIFT
F.C
St tAlagy
Packlex
Eaid
Beltleg
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