Opening of Char Store in Gyden by Hemenw & Matar Co
The article describes the opening of a new char store at No. 2 in Gyden by the Hemenw and Matar Company. It highlights luxurious finishes, complete furnishings, show cases, leather seating, plate glass mirrors, cigars kept in moisture boxes, and improved displays. Rear space will feature pool tables matching store style.
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Broom
Tilidiup
Sakindny Moonnie
Hemenw & Matar Company
Gyden and
Salt Sale
Ansr
Ami
Elgar Mjalats
Walter Sanderson
Tipm
Ogden
Attention Eagles Av Members Warned for May Meeting
The Pratavial gr der of Jameson invites AW members to the Eagle Hall on Sunday May 12 for a Taueral of oun' rower James Hi. Etephons and neighbors are urged to attend, with notices signed by Leon Uec Ning, WarL Geiger, and Wortley Pres.
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Jameson
James Hi
Bert
Sanday
Hy Wrdir
Leon Uec Ning
Warl Geiger
Wortley Pres
James, Maternay Crosses the Divide
In Salt Lake on April 22 James Meter, proprietor at the Nye Hark Hi Joon site, 83 West Sea and South, crosses the divide. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Salt Lake, Aprl
James Meter
Ding
Proprietay
West Seaand South
Death at Hole Cross Hospital: Mr McTermay’s long illness ends
Mr McTermay, age 64, dies after a long struggle described in a hospital notice. He entered the hospital in January 1608, underwent operations, traveled to California for six weeks, and returned to continue work before a second operation became necessary. The report notes multiple medical interventions and a final death after complications.
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Hole Cross
McTermay
MeTernay
Tanuary
Wocumunta
Lest
Tuton
Ant Abnenay
Boxing Championship: Wolgaer Beats Nelson in Historic Bout
Ogden theater crowds watch Ad Wolgaer claim victory over Battling Nelson in a dramatic title bout. The article notes Wolgaer’s surprise early lead and Nelson’s late charge, with 13 000 spectators present and admission at 35 cents.
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Mowawkes
Nelsan
Cate
Nelson
Bath
Keesovved
Special Notice to Contractors and Builders
We, re derstfied shivplers, on And after the Q1st day of Mays 1916, or furnah our own halls, blue steel 3 PL and the price of ehtgling, will be & slight on. all any work, excepting no houses with mere fin three or two dormers, which wll be fein [honsind exten fay each exten gable or dormar, Re Shingling Shin exten.
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W. G. Kenavalz
Woodrbry
Marshall
Wooden
Massira
Salt Lake Excursion Sunday Train Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text notes an excursion to Salt Lake with Sunday travel timing and connections. Mentions Min' 160 vin OS 4 reat ein Bhd and references to Read the EMM ge, TE Wm, and other unreadable items. Contains scattered train and departure notes without clear entities or date.
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Salt Lake
City Equalization Board Hears Licenses and Fees
City Equalization Board met yesterday to listen to grievances and to adjust and equalize merchants' licenses. Vendors selling milk and fish faced license fees. many secondhand dealers urged tiered rates. Several groups urged licenses for peddling, street stands, and refreshment vendors. Officials warned a new ordinance may change current fees and that enforcement begins May 1.
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Noouas
Wan
Aod
Alan
Equalization Banra
Tha Jawa
Saltair Damaged by Waves and Fire Flood
Saltair suffered extensive damage from a wave and wind event. Battaly was reportedly a victim of the de Monti threat, with losses exceeding $1,000 and two hundred fifty feet of bathhouse construction washed into the lake. The Old Mill and Roller Coaster were badly damaged, and forty feet of railroad track was washed out despite a concrete wall. Electric signs and windows were destroyed in Salt Lake, with telegraph service crippled briefly. Two laborers narrowly escaped drowning during rescue efforts as wreckage and debris littered the shore.
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Battaly
Maniha
Tm Court
Salt Lake
Bovitttil
Utah Ugut.& Power Company
Bult Lada
Ogden
Wony Woods
Cross
Sal Lake
AL Saltaty
Ta Lake
Coat Nyblis
Iesse
Ogden Fair Count Endangered by Turbulent City Strife
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic report from Ogden about a fair count amid urban conflict. Names like Ida Mungolitn and measurements hint at municipal figures and a tally process interrupted by courtly or civic friction. Ongoing controversy touches Wester efit and Panainiey mon at Omlon City with unclear but persistent tensions.
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Ida Mungolitn
Rire
Aia
Omlon
Jeuking Stottem
Fry
Willy Hawks
Tweiy Prystite
Enumerators to Visit Residents in Weber District
The Weber district notes enumerations are ongoing with a dog count promised before completion. Secretary Reynold of the Weber Ring says he is confident in securing an accurate census and urges residents yet to be visited to contact the Wel Cinb so enumerators can reach them.
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Reynolg
Weber Ring
Emumor Tor
Wanted to Buy Four or Five More Horses of Hearing
Wanted to buy four or five more of hearing of Chard. Must be cheap, Turnout cash. Address Charles Harel, 371 22nd Street, Ogden.
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Chard
Cheay
Turnout Cash
Addr
Charles Harel
Atrael
Ogden
Building New Homes In City Tok Mo Da
Building activity outlined in Tok, Missouri with plans for an 82 600 residence on Tynes tith street between Harvlaon and Van Buren Avenues. Bad pleas drawn for a residence on Ogden Avenue between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-ninth streets. A 1 6000 residence underway at Monroe Avenue between Twentieth and Twenty first streets.
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Tyenes-tith Street
Harvlaon
van Buren
Ogden Avenue
Thirty-fifth
Social Event at Mrs Thaanum's Home Delights Congregational Guests
A large Guthber of the Judien of the Congregational church gathered at Mrs Andrew Thaanums home for an afternoon of entertainment. A musical program featured solos by Bevokshire and Mya Tannin with Miss Louise Tiere on piano. Guests enjoyed refined decorations, dining, and varied performances including vocal and instrumental numbers. Continuous social chatting and a finale of refreshments followed, with attendees including many parishioners and visitors.
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Thaanum
Andrew Thanoum
Bevokshire
Mya. Tannin
Misa Louise Tiere
Mia
B. W. Newcomb
Mather
P. Cutting
Incheon
Mbe Guomell
Miky
Dana Kelly Weaisting
Mitauun
Prwyth Jarty
Cox Keates
Tle
Bert
Elr Heaverk
Mik Loniay Pisten
Walter Alae Weil
Pollawtire
Alewrin
Thaaninm
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Meeting in Lake City
Lake City social week highlighted by Past Noble Grénda Mrs C Bogart and many others. The Historical Society plans a meeting Saturday afternoon April twentieth at three oclock with Mrs I J Rewards on Washington Avenue. Visitors Ivah Haller of Indiana and A G Peltengil of Navads plan weeks of travel and extended visits while Mrs Maranget and P Higinton prepare for travel. Mrs Hodgson to San Mego with her daughter Dina Wirter while Mrs Spencer hosts dinner for Dina A Wirter and daughter Winona Wine Net of Chicago.
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Lake City
C. Bogart
Wile Bogart
Mre
Ids
Bake Fer
K. Lanning
Mrm
Adde Ralt- Mire
Royal
Mra
Virginia Mathews
Ann. Isella Tyree
R. Met
the Historical Sociery
I. J. Rewards
Washington Avenue
Aiea Ivah Haller
Indiana
A. G. Peltengil
Navads
Weco
Wea
Haller
Megada
Spencer Wit
Dina A. Wirter
Winona Wine Net
Chicago
Man Found Not Guilty In City Case At Trial
A defendant, McGuire, was discharged as the court ruled the evidence insufficient. Witnesses for the city claimed liquor sales after 12 o'clock, but the judge found the proof inconclusive and the charge invalid. The trial occurred before Judge Murry.
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City Inne
Murry
McCuire
Bnebogs
Oticer Rackhavy
Mr. McGuire
Ir. McGuire
Willankant
Cuire
Taedl
Hein
City Attorney Illness Delays Case On Liquor Sale Charge
City due to illness of City Attorney Devine, the trial faced a motion to dismiss after city evidence claimed Hauer was sold liquor. Judge noted the ordinance fines the sale in restricted hours and prima facie proof of the offense. Defense argued no sale after the 12 o'clock cleansing hour.
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Devine
Hauer
Tate Pernina
Changes in Express Offices Increases staffing and scope
Local American Express official Ament N. Hobbs announced expanded office facilities at the Tinian Tepaz annex to accommodate growing traffic. He said express operations now span Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railway & Navigation routes, with staffing rising from six to seven, and further expansion planned as demand grows.
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Ament N. J. Hobbs
Anerican Express Company
Tinian Tepaz
Enatbed
I & Second
Wittin
Addi- Mfail Clerkes
Jenna
Hommds
Thip Huld
Union Pacific
Oregon Shark Line
Oregon Rallye & Navigation Company
N Systeme
Gregan & Washington
San Frara
Fu Amaricus
Wsprese
Tew
New England
Enbtern
American Express Company
Express Tran
New York
Utah
Ogdenne
Wala
Walla
Ragas Cay
Ogden Emerges As Key Western Trade Point
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Pacille Ex and American Express relation to Ogden. It suggests Ogden has become a central western trade hub with East Coast access hindered previously, while New York routes and eastern traffic influence remain factors in the Express companies' operations.
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Tada Nut
Pacille
Prins
Baele
Ogden Nena
Alo Groade
New York Pelte
America Express Company
Ogden
Aq tha Bun Went Down fournet play at Odeon Theater
A Western Life stage piece titled As the Sun Went Down or Aq tha Bun Went Down opens at Odeon Theater on May 2. Cast includes Esty Williame in a reading role and a company featuring Edwin Walter W A Whitecan Victory Bateman Pont Dyn Margaret Minar Geo A Clave land Avihne J Ghatterdon Arthur W Beutler J Bullivan among others. Tickets for a Saturday 1 AM show are listed.
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Oeden ‘Theater
Owerfil Tuman
Esty Williame
Crogs Toads
Hagamine Noy
Srmumaay
Japanese Community Grows in Seattle Surpasses 4000
A historical report notes Seattle's Japanese population nearing 4000 with surrounding truck farmers, totaling about 10,000 in greater Seattle. Projection suggests up to 20,090 in Was higi ri and 44,009 in California, reflecting rapid migration and demographic shifts.
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Seattle
Ute
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Themeelvushia Adasan
Fabrica
Fred M. Nye CO
Washington Ave
M. M. Wykes Co
Wasrington Ave
James, Maternay
Ogden Theater
Internat
Fane Anx
Wolgast
Durable Dane
Oracle
Isis—Globe
Jose
Learant Soul
East Lake City
Tt Way
Thias
Saltair
Orpheum
C Society
Abd Athieg
Kouta
Anid
Hiamen
Rickarilaon
Toro
Ata
Wurth
Fuldal
Ntarngiam- Ter
Wrights
Maranget
P. Hiuginton
San Mego
Cal
Fred Hodgson
Express
Nevada
Revo
Nev
Klalen
Miss Tay
Chiengo
Mares Vato
Caivender
Mawaths
Tunis
Matinee
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