Rail line eyed from Saline to Burley via Kelton and Ogden
Early movement suggests building a new Oregon Short Line railroad from Saline west of Ogden toward Burley Idaho. Survey work for tracks yards and shops in the west town proceeds as crews plan a Kelton to Burlay route with right of way secured. Officials cite labor shortages as the main obstacle to a summer start while projecting Ogden as gateway to the Northwest once completed.
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Ogden Population Growth Sparks Woolen Industry Talks
Bratz and Garver debate Ogden's growth with estimates near 28,000 to 37,913 in Weber County. They cite railroads, storage reservoirs, and irrigation as drivers, favor woolen mills and canning shifts, warn overdeveloped canning, and see a potential Promontory resort as boosting Ogden's prominence.
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Ogden School Population and Census Growth
The Ogden school census shows 6,575 children in 1900, with 6,775 in 1809, a rise of about 21.5 percent. This year the board expects over 7,000, a smaller-than-expected gain for the general city census, suggesting a frame of 21,040 if the 34 percent ratio holds.
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Hunter Kills Bear After Tracking It in Canyon
Billy Wilson, hunting north of the Hertilaga hotel, bagged an old bear and captured a cub after a pursuit across a snowdrift. The cub cried as Wilson held it, while the mother bear attacked until shots ended the danger.
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Rexel Mucw-Trne Debility Catarrh Cure Pitch
Claims Rexel Mucw-Trne cures general debility caused by catarrh with a scientific gate approach. Offers money back if not satisfied after using two bottle sizes 30 and 1.00 at The Regall Store T. H. Carr Drug Co corner Grant and Twenty Fourth Street.
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Chicago to Erect Expo Building for City of Chicago
The Ulineis Expoartion Association plans a large exposition building in Chicago, comparable to the Coliseum and Madison Square Garden. The organization is incorporated for 50000 dollars and is distributing policytime subscriptions to leading firms, aiming to fund the project.
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Ulineis Expoartion Association
Disjointed OCR Fragments Hint at Financing Scheme
Text hints at a financial scheme proposing 42 million added financing. Quote attributes to Harlow N. Higemboth regarding a union backed need for expansions. Mentions convention, trade schools, and capacity targets between forty thousand and fifty thousand, with unclear context and many garbled words.
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Train service resumes between Palisade and Canyon after flood damage
Local officials report maintenance crews have restored tracks through Palisade Canyon and between Palisade and Bottle Mountains. Regular work trains run as repairs push toward resuming passenger service to Silt Lake and potential through service to San Francisco within days. Full Denver coast link expected later.
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Banquet At Omaha Fetes W L Park Former Union Pacific Official
Prominent Union Pacific officials from Ogden and Omaha attend a farewell banquet in Omaha tonight for former General Superintendent W. L. Park. General Manager Mohler and friends honor Mr Park after a 30 year career, marking his move to first vice president and general manager at the Tumoly Central Hall road. Enthusiastic remarks praise his service as officials from all departments gather.
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Miraculous Escape on Twenty Fourth Street Runaway
Ben Johnson of Harris Street narrowly escaped death in a runaway near Washington Avenue. The accident left him with minor injuries and a few scratches as bystanders witnessed a miraculous escape.
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Washington Avenue
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Footwear leader Patriciana dominates fashion streets
The best gowned women of America wear Patriciana shoes, praised as the leader of foot fashions. The brand is described as expressing every detail of foot beauty and daintiness and is widely seen on fashionable avenues in America and Europe.
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Injured man escapes wreck on Twenty fourth street hill
A wagon tongue failed near Twenty fourth street hill causing a runaway that dragged a light spring wagon and collided with a large Ogden City team. Johnson, 63, fell to the pavement but escape serious injury after a doctor’s examination. Witnesses said he seemed doomed as four horses tumbled and the wagons rolled. Johnson, with a family in Herrieville, was taken to a nearby home for care. The other horses were uninjured beyond fright and the wagons suffered minor damage.
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Twenty-fourth Street
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Washington Avenue
Ogden City Tee Company
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Lise
Atom
Agnata
Herrieville
Lee
Johpson
Four Men Sail to Climb Mt McKinley
Seattle report from April 87 notes the reverse cut tor Talama sailing today for Alaska as four men set out to scale Mount McKinley.
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Seattle
Cuttor Talama
Alaska
Beggar Held on Vagrancy Charge Over $1800 Found
New York April 27 a ragged man soliciting alms was arrested under vagrancy charges. In the station house a roll of cash was found and counted at 1800 dollars, far above typical beggar earnings. Police in Brooklyn noted the man staggered during questioning.
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Brooklyn Polley
Convicted killer Wolter to die in chair at Sing Sing
New York reports Albert W. Wolter was found guilty of murdering Ruth Wheeler, aged 17. He was sentenced in a general sessions court to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison, to be carried out in the week beginning June 5. Wolter showed a long wait for the verdict.
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Albert W. Wolter
Ruth Wheeler
Slag Sing
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