Lumber price advance disputed by mill and dealer reports
Local reports challenge claims of sharp lumber price increases. A manager notes no price change since May and explains delays from older orders and higher freight costs. Mills control prices, but regional gaps persist with higher costs in western markets and reports of shortages affecting Vers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorel Eralors
Lam
Ogsen
Fair Lake
Idabe
Ke Morgan
Willard
Origham City
Golpez
Gautern
Intermountain
Parasites of Charity Fraud Exposed by Charity Letters
A reform era report details a scheme where a wealthy appeal network funds professional fraud via polished letters. A middle aged man and a Cambridge contact reportedly solicit loans from wealthy London donors. The Charity Organization Society notes multiple aliases and long-running postal campaigns sending out pleas for funds.
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Wetson
Acclergymag
Abe
Loodec
Ena
Fondim
Cambridge
Peneny
Dideane
Rome
Peathan
Mmr
London
Ene Asiaum
Imea
Charity Organization Society
Varia
Lagoon Excursion Feature Promises Special Rates
An August Lagoon excursion advertisement highlights a grand event aboard the Pacific steamer. A special tram offers bargain line passes at 43 cents per mile with adult admission included. Children and families invited as the venture inaugurates a season of summer leisure and riverfront entertainment.
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Pacific Tetandere
Grand Cerebraea
Verrybody Tavnted
Osten Waom
Gran Adalts
Death of Wright at Southern Pacific Railroad worker
Death notice for Wright, longtime Southern Pacific Railroad employee, aged about 63, after stomach trouble and illness. He recently returned from California, had retired from active service, and his health worsened over the past days. The obituary notes his thirty years of service and standing as a diligent, valued employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe ‘Wright
Rendesre
Wright
Mart
Excursions East Ticket Offers and Returns
Travel office announces excursions with routes to Milwaukee Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis and Ogden with returns. Fares listed include 204 44.52 and 939.60 for certain round trips and dates in September and August. Ticket agent AC Henry notes information and contact details for travelers.
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Orden
Milwaukee
Chicago
Felten
Totha Ogden
Bt Pan
Ordsa
Wineapelis
de Goud
Alorad
Gilratton
Ala
AC Henry
Ogden Markets Report Tighten on Crops and Prices
Ogden markets show Uish peaches 40 cents per pound with generally good quality. California plums at 10 cents per pound, green peas and berries listed, assorted prices for peaches, plums, apples, and more. Domestic butter, eggs, cheese, and meat sections cataloged with varied local and California items and notable price points. Sugar, coffee, and commodity prices appear alongside farm and livestock terms, with a final note that want ads yield big results.
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Uish
Gms
Califoraia
Am Ogden
Jan acDed Corp
Ile
Utah
Sin Buck
Bez
Lee
California
Titan Ebertire
Vita Rabbis Coulidorer
Ripper
Simon
pSoulter
Iie Vaiteska
Bartorn
Bilevd Batlet Dam
Foe
Ogden Sees Population Rise Boosting School Enrollment
A pestetree department report shows Ogden’s population up by 2000 in the past eight months with city school enrollments rising to about 6,650 this year from 2,?50 last year. Educational funds and facilities strain as new pupils tax the Lewis and Emerson schools, prompting calls for additional buildings or new classrooms before fall term.
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Schiont Ceprva
Ely
Nore
Newtta
Ogden
Pueblo
Colorado
Instaare
Gregier
Osten
Puebla
Ubia
Flatt Lake
Gratine
Board of Education
Union Pacific Cheon Rates East to Milwaukee and Chicago
Augue: nies to Milwage and return. Good to return until Bept 1. Ogden to Chicago and return. Good to return until Gept. 9. Ogien to Minneapolis and return. Good to return until Bept. 3a. Stoparera allowed. Remember forty hours to Chicago. Further party flowt furnished by A. D. Moseley, T. FA. Onden, Utah.
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Milwagke
Ogden
Chicago
Orden
Ee Acyl Ogien
Minneapolis
Ani
Amite
A.D. Moseley
T. FA. Onden
Utah
Local coal dealers discuss storage and winter supply
Inter viewed coal dealers report about 3 600 tons stored in city yards plus slack. They expect to sell 259 cars of coal by September 1 if labor shortages and railroad delays allow. City residents largely rent homes and store small stock, with many uncertain about winter needs.
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Elly
Bette
Ldo
Reduction in Rates for City Gas and Electric Service
Maboars manager Kirt A. Bebeid reports to the Osita Huprovenent League on fixing and reducing our gas and electrical rates. He notes that improvements are planned yet uncompleted including a second Arentation and new ordinances. a committee has been formed to review fire department competency and report. The timeline hints at possible rate relief only after multiple projects are finished.
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Kirt A. Bebeid
Maboars A8
Wace Oaatt
Osita Oy
Bieteller
Rommiliee
Jesus
Roof painting touts Dixor graphite paint as best value
An advertisement touts Dixor Sica Graphite Roof Paint claiming superior durability, claiming two to three times the body of rival paints and a long lasting finish. It promises root cleaning, two coats, and a five year guarantee for a dollar per square, with references and home repair services offered.
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Alueral Paints
Jornaa
Minera
Ogden Smelter to Open Near Hot Springs
A. Macket and AL Yf report from Ogden that a Utah Smelting Company plant west of Hot Springs is near completion. They note strong foundation for a bio enterprise, rapid equipment installation, and ideal location for accessibility and farming safety. Manager Mr. Hacket predicts steady ore market competition and solid backing by experienced men.
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A. Macket
AL Yf
Godde
Petterday
Lato
Nee Stelter
Utah Emelting
Qeden
Hacket
Iam
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake
Esippera
Oregon
Ty Garfield
Murray
Uacker
Latonia Race Results and Cleveland Track Day Summary
Latonia finished with six races led by Dance first in race one and Oretiando winning race five. Cleveland's crowd filled the fourth day at Kilneylio track with Snyder McGregor and Sweet Marin among notable entrants. multiple purses and placements listed across events.
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Latonia
Cnerminati
Senteh
Dance
Weber Welds
Prince of Press
Turloney Webber
Gromobo
Neautitut Maya
Ne Furlogas
Finda Secomi
Fur
Mradow
Trere
John Fagilah
Jim Shouklag
Fortenes
Oretiando
Morales
Witter Boy
Lotties
Clevaland
Cleveland
Xilenyilio
Snyder McGregor
Wentwortth
Hweer Marin
Ptarte
Sweet Marin
Paree
Trenda York
Beorre
Rey Marie
Hayton
Sisi
Helen Sort
Wataan
Unclear racing results with mixed fragments
Fragmentary report shows O K winning and Left second with Tarlac third in a 14.4025 time. In a separate race, Draid won with Hyperion second and Jensle McCade third, time roughly 5 5. Not enough complete details or clean names.
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O. K
Tarlac
Bereath
Mle
W Slateenth
Draid
Hyperion Seroad
Jensle McCade
Chicago shuts out Boston in shutout style in Aug. game
Chicago blanked Boston as Lebel and Darla triple, Tatell's long fly drove in runs, and the White Sox and Rullivan led early. New York and Cleveland also posted scores with early lead changes, while Philadelphia and St. Louis battled in rain affected play.
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Chicago
Boston
Lebel Eluglea
Darla
Tatell
Vieitera
Waite
Beldat
Moston
Batre White
Rullivan
End Armbruster
Chitaan
National League Baseball Summary From Unreadable Text
Fragmentary OCR text contains scattered baseball terms and names but no coherent events, teams, scores, or dates. The garbled content mentions bases, rest periods, a possible matchup, and various proper nouns, but nothing sufficient to identify a concrete game or outcome.
Pueblo Oiue Loses Final Game to Les Moines
Fragmentary line reads that Pueblo oiue lost the final game to Les Moines with unclear score figures and player notes. Details are unreadable, but the main outcome is a defeat in the closing contest.
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Les Moines
Brore
Dezier
Lilly Drug Company Denies Intersections With Drug Trust Claims
In a federal court response, the Lilly drug firm acknowledges awareness of a public accusation by Charles Hrombaugh alleging a national Drug Trust. The company denies involvement in price fixing while admitting wholesale supplier members and meetings linking current wholesalers. The filing notes Lilly had selling agents at association meetings and disputes the level of intercorporate collusion claimed by the plaintiffs.
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Indianapolis
Aurutl
ZL Tity Drug Company
Indienapolie
United State Atent
Alea
Repententr Alvws
Ube
Woltet States
Sally Company
Charles Hrombaugh
Sally Street
Chitaza
Ilachilst
Lilly ¢ Company
Druxgleta
Revallera Association
Lilly Company
Prieri
Price
Bangi Deverosary
Detroit
Ake
Krups Manami Trials Echo Beers and Boats
A fragmented report notes trials and weather at Beervber harbor. Mentions Krups, government involvement, and potential German connections. Names like Petay, Frederik Krup surface among garbled phrases, with references to Samoa and Alvin CL Oucytatten in unclear contexts.
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Krups Wermani
Beervber
Sorby
Krup
Rehihtin
Pettana
Alvin
Soo
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposure Corporation Dissolved
August 2 reports indicate the Lewis and Clark centennial exposition corporation dissolved after capital stock distribution and a 21.14 percent dividend. The exposition’s total receipts and stock impairment affected holders, with 20077 percent of stock passes and delinquency noted amid efforts to settle debts.
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Fortland, Are
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposure Corporation
Orensice and Coustry
Root and Brazilian Delegation Visit Parliament Race Banquet
In Rio de Janeiro a Brazilian delegation led by Nabuco and President-elect Pence met with Secretary Root. They attended horse races under the Jockey Club and were hosted at a banquet by President Alven with music and a grand ball at 8 pm honoring Root, Criscom, Nabuco, and Pence.
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Rio de Paneiro
Het
Loyd C. Thiecom
Americas
Criscom
Benor Nabuco
Pence
Malaea Monroe
Evidence Against Standard CAL Company in Probe
Evidence submitted this afternoon to the office of Instrict Attorney Morrisey for use in the investigation against Standard CAL company. The letter originates from the Cosine Fiore corporations and James A. Gan firle in Washington. A careful review of mass evidence is planned by the government attorneys handling the case. The prisoner was detained by Commissioner Gerfield’s delegation during the recent investigation.
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Instrict
Morrisey
Cosine Fiore
James A. Ganfirle
Washington
Porernment Alterneye
Charce
Cass
Gerfield
Spain Backs Tariff Cut On U S Goods
Washington reports preliminary Hepadlationa between the United States and Spain to reduce entries of American products including Ayala under consideration of a tartan champagne and other Spanish items. Mr Collier, U S minister at Madrid, advised the State Department by cable Friday. The proposed agreement would treat the United States among the most favored nations.
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Washington
Spain
Ayala
Reachiag
Collier
Madrid
State Department
Cable Friay
United States
Brats
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