The Guardian Seeks Lease of Real Property for Praiels B
Gong watches Ve Price and guardianship of Praiels B. Basuet Fetate in the catate aml guardianship petition filed in district court seeks al oro to lease vertuln real property for the bene flat. Urban authorities, including Coal & Ice Co., noted. A daughter’s birth in Mo and related actions are referenced. April 18th vagarted at city officials, with additional notes on public notices. DANCE WITH THE BAND AT SYLVAN PARK APRIL 29 THURSDAY NIGHT. Thefts reported at G A Heman Construction and Grant Market include a screw jack, rope, and six chickens. Charles Read and W W McDonald released from quarantine at 661 Twenty-seventh Street. Salt Lake San Feartelsco game returns at Falstaff. Address by Dr RG Gowans planned for Quincy School Parents Association meeting. ALL THE MODERN DANCES AT SYLVAN PARK THURSDAY NIGHT. Salesmanship course closes with contest at Ogden High School. Judges named.
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Catate Aml
Praiels B
Bassett
Aongvor
Guardian
al Oro
Uly Dongs Coal & Ice Co
Dirs
Robert KR. Gamble
He Vity Fewlth Department
Sylvan Park
G. A. Heman Construction Company
Wday
Grant Market
Ogden City
Charles Read
W. W. McDonald
Twenty-seventh Street
Josep Wintle
H. D. Zimmerman
Los Angelea Limited
Los Angeles
Cal
Salt Lake San
Ogden High School
Josey McFarland
Jeher Scowcroft
A. P. Bigelow
William
Woodmen Musical Night and local police liquor arrest headlines
Fragmented local notice bundle reports Woodmen of the World event with P T Wright and J F Casey, a Thursday dance by a high school group, a liquor sales arrest at theCarr Dying site, and petitions opposing a hospital. Also notes requests for large pictures for the Panama Pacific Exposition, a special agent arriving in Ogden, vagrancy bookings, drunkenness arrests, a burglary at 2508 Lincoln, and improving health of Thomas A Rolf with a quiet title action over springs property.
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Glarmann
P. T. Wright
J. F. Casey
Igh
George
Vary Wee
H. C. Peterson
Carr
Martin Go
Utah Commission
Ogden Puhfalty Bornaw
J. J. Kienel
The
Irrigation Congress
David Breelen
Jul M. Browsing
Ogden Tea
J. VY. Carwila
Equlilable Lite Higuratted Company
Hag Mail la Ogden
Deadwood
Hig
Charles Pincock
John Norton
Riley Murpoy
Tack Richardson
L. Clark
Crank’ Roterts
Eulntelic
Famland = pevaenry
Lincoln Avenue
Henry Everett
Ogden
Chicago
San Princisco
May Blossom at Alhambra Tonight
A Para mount program titled May Blossom shown at Alhambra tonight with ticket prices five and ten cents.
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Paramount
Alhambra
Reardon Death Notice in Salt Lake City
Reardon John aged 47 died in Salt Lake City and funeral arrangements are set with a cortege forming at the depot and proceeding to the city cemetery. The service is to be conducted by Jon W. Little at The Vydy venue with transport via the Bamberger line in the afternoon.
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Reardon
Johm Reardon
Salt Lake Feshard
Vydy
Jon W. Little
Bamberger
Preluck
Construction on Idlewild Huntevilla electric railway extends
Construction work on the Idlewild Huntevilla extension of the electric railway progresses with Utah Construction Co expecting grading to finish in summer. Warren J. Wattle reports heavy cuts and fills with 426 workers across two camps near Ogden canyon and Huntseile. Material moves via dump carts and a 2500 foot miniature railroad will carry supplies along the river front above the power dam.
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Idlewild Huntevilla
Ratar Orban
Brigham Cry
Wellaville
Utah Construction Company
Warren J. Wattle
Ines Pass
Brandework
Wallis
Ogden Canyon
Huntseile
Hunesville
Rlrte
Brighat-Wellsville
Ogundagan & Idaho Company
Orchestra Coming on Special Train of Nine Cars
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will travel via a nine car special train through Ogden on Wednesday May 12 as part of its Panamics Pacific tour. It will return to Ogden about May 28 and may offer a sightseeing trip through Ogden Canyon. The journey uses a train with a bus page buffet dining car five standard sleepers and a private Pullman car. Also tonight at The Ogden a true photodrama The Outlaw's Revenge is shown.
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Soston Symphony Orchestra
Ogden
Panems Pacific
Orchestra
Ogien
Ual
Ogden Canyon
Omaha
Wilton Pacific
Australian wool trainload shipments valued near six hundred thousand
Osden yesterday handled eastbound wool shipments worth about 600000 dollars. A solid train of 32 cars carried the wool with a separate 37 car heavy train. The consignments moved from San Francisco to Omaha via the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific lines.
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Osden
Aday
San Francisco
Omaha
Damage suit against U P railroad in Hillside case
The administratrix Anna Cragun sues Union Pacific, claiming her husband Simeon Cragun was badly injured near Hillside Wyoming Union Pacific railroad on August 29 1910 causing leg injuries and suffering. The case notes juror rejections and a demand for damages. Cragun seeks compensation of 8000 dollars representing medical and other losses.
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Cana
Anna Crapul
Simeon Cragun
Trojan Tacifia Company
Rutih
N. 7
Harvie
District Court
Inday
W. SW
Hoyle
George W. Wilson
PB. Jenson
Sanford Marton
Karas A.shalen
Thomas Wiliams
Wilam Alison
Ailam Peterson
Gragan
Inges
Hushamil
Hillside
Wyoming
Union
Eitle Railway
de Ing ¢Yus
Cray
Woodmen of the World advertise family gathering
An old classified ad invites Woodmen of the World members and families to a social event with a hearty meal and fellowship. The notice emphasizes community and welcomes attendees, urging readers to read the classifieds for details.
Beavers at Work on a Stream in Garden Valley Idaho
Forest observer Sue Miles details beaver activity along the Payette River system near Garden Valley and Wash Creek. The beaver build canals, dams, and reservoirs to move aspen logs, using cooperative work among many to access food and transport timber, highlighting their engineering and social behavior.
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Forest Examiner
Sue Miles
Ogden Forest Servics
Miles
Studenly
Naetore
Garden Valley
Payette
South Fork
Milesaye
Garden
Mac
Wash Creek
Beaver Bye
Elinllar
Alorays
Reddy
Neste
Lecture on Expositions At Ogden Tabernacle
G L Metsui will deliver an illustrated talk on the Lyon California excursion and scenes along the route tomorrow night at the Ogden Tabernacle. The choir and singers will hold their rehearsal from 7 30 to 9 40 to enjoy the pictures without distraction. The Tabernacle will open to the public at 6 90 oclock as friends of the members requested the lecture.
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G. L. Metsui
Lyo California
Josaphe Ballantyne
Reception for head of Women’s Belief Corps at home
A reception for the head of the Woman’s Belief Corps, Addie L. Wallania, was held at the home of Mrs Anna Newton. The event featured a table decorated with the national colors and a luncheon for about thirty members of the S. A. St. Sluale, with games and refreshments after remarks from the president.
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Ha Department
Women'a Beliaf Corps
Addie L. Walllania
Corp
Anna Nuwton
S. A
St. Sluale
Gamox
Pues & Most
Dellalifak
Deperimaul
Home Culture Club Notes and Officers Elected
The Home Culture Club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs A WW Variant listed at 459 13th Street. The Child Culture club elected officers, with Mrs Archla Bowmal as President and Mrs J Rhechan as Corresponding Secretary. Members served refreshments as guests helped decorate rooms with blossom garlands. musical numbers by local students accompanied the event.
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Ghild Culture Club
Archla Bowmal
Charles Einey
Lone i Witeau Savile
Prat
Sovith
Mise Littlerieli
Lyceum Show To Screen Final Perils Of Pauline
The Lyceum theater lists today as the last episode of the serial Perils of Pauline. See-ALWAYS-Se advertising notes.
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Lyceum Theater
Pauline
Se. Aavertisendr
Gunplay leads to conviction in saloon shooting case
Allian Guanservick and Louis Rackich were convicted in municipal court this morning for a disturbance at the New Pacific saloon Saturday night. Testimony showed Guanservick fired a gun as Rackich acted, Brant and Rumsey restrained the gun, and Leonardt aided. Wilbur and Ed O'Domveld received suspensions, and Jane Lien, a confessed moocher, drew a three day sentence.
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Allian Guanservick
Louis Rac Xith
Pullig
Pacific
Louis Brant
Louis Leonardt
Willam Rumsey
Guanservick
Rackich
Brans Juet
Leonard
Ramuasy
Wilbur
Ed O'Domveld
Janie Lien
Moocher
Omar the Tentmaker Coming to the Orpheum
Advertising copy extols Omar the Tentmaker as a lavish, romantic play in Najshapur with vivid street scenes and rose gardens. It praises Guy Bates Post for masterful Omar Khayyam impersonation and likens the work to Cyrano de Bergerac and It Is Were Bing in historical fantasy.
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Stige
Omar
Najshapur
Amar Khayyam
Guy Bates Post
New York
Beagan
Richard Walton
Tully
Omar Khayyam
Rehart Mansuvid
Bye
Annual Meeting of Royal Arch in Ogden
The annual meeting of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Minont was held that night in Ogden. Two representatives from Salt Lake City attended. The Royal Arch Mason’s degree was exemplified and an Inspection conducted. The evening closed with supper at the Kannety cafe.
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Royal Arch Minont
Salt Laker
Pranant
Ura
Kannety
Lew Edgar Young at the Academy
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Lew Edgar Young of the University of Utah, with references to an academy appearance and a discussion of his sharing or showing address to the world. The text is garbled and names are uncertain.
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Lew
Edgar Young
THE
Academy
Bho
Domy
Addraup
Gayl Todger
Young
University of Utah
Fragmented school recital sparks late wordplay debate
The piece recounts a chaotic reading event with misrendered names and jumbled phrases. It notes Professor Young receiving attention, and an announced appearance by Professor Labadie, a noted reader and French-Canadian expert, at an upcoming event in a dreamlike setting.
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Sot
Southeasterh Uteh
Kelley
Goathe
Labadie
Baseball game recap with oddities and scrambled names
A muddled report details a baseball game won by The T and L Speed Heys over Safely Firate in a yesterday contest. Key contributions cited include pitching by Moulding and batting by Doxey, with a final score near 0 to ang. The lineup and many names are garbled, making precise attributions difficult.
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L. Speed Heys
Bane
Doxey
Dainey
Pee
Hannan
Weber Academy Contests Attract Large Audience
Weber Academy hosts an evening of contests tied to mutual improvement, with a 7:30 start and an elaborate program planned. Winners will advance to the district division eight annual contest covering northern counties.
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Weber
Weber Academy
Uurh
A Modern Dye Surpasses Berlin Operetta Hit
In Chicago on August 14 the 150th performance of A Modern Dye drew joyous notices from Mort H. Singur as the Berlin operetta fad shattered the prior year’s Madame Sharry record. The show’s weekly receipts in Chicago eclipsed former titles, with A Modern Dye leading box office lists over the season, while rivals The Wizard of On and Sabee in Toyland posted weaker financials.
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Orpheum Theater
Mort H. Singur
Chicago
Vengurer
Berlin
D Succuss
Madame Sharry
Chisago
Real Estate Transfers In Ogden County Recorder Files
Transfers show Taal estate deeds filed including Gavener F Lund to Nellie Gordon and others in Villa Park Ogden survey with $100 consideration. W W Can houly to 38 block 51 and 31 in West Ogden Heights, Klein to Young for $400, Andarran to Holtman for $2900 in Opden Brevey. Credits and odd figures appear, plus garbled notes and unrelated ad text.
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County Recorder & Atfleas Gavener F
Lund
Neliie Gordon
Ang
Villa Park
Ogden Survey
Ogden Savings Bank
W. Canhouly
Tole T
West Ogden Heights
Tia C. Klein
Joh Young
Charles G. Andarran
Grorge D. Holtman
Wits
Opden Brevey
Conaidera
Indictments in Sherman Act Case Hit Chicago Firms and Labor Leaders
Federal indictments charge eighteen labor leaders and forty contractors with conspiracy to restrain trade and interfere with interstate commerce. The group allegedly boycotted goods produced outside Chicago and prevented unions from handling shipments, with penalties to be sought if defendants fail to appear. News notes that the investigation began last year and involves the Chicago Lighting Fixture Association and related firms.
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Chicago
United States
Minisius
Cag
Shene
Tentraattre
Capiesen
Loadera
Nuié
Jobe
Mie
Erin
Chighgo
Simon O'Donnell
Chicaga
Hit
Tran Lather
Elis Citys
Bombs Hit Nancy France as City Center Targeted
A German air raid on Nancy France dropped three bombs in the city center. Three people were killed and several others injured. The report notes ongoing communication lines with Carranza command via Vera Cruz and mentions a telegraph from General Obregon.
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Nancy
France
London
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