Franchise Granted on Banberger Road in Ogden
Ogden city council approved a franchise for the Salt Lake and Ogden railway to build and operate a line on Banberger Road from Thirty Goat to Macola, with a station at Grant and Twenty second. The council suspended rules for the decision after debate over track installation and paving of nearby Lincoln Avenue. The meeting also covered liquor-license denial for Sylvae Park, waterworks funding and staff, and plans for band participation in August encampment events.
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Council Chamber
Haninens
Salt Lake & Ogden Railway & Frenchleg
Macola
Vreattent Hamberger
Beny
Ciy
Titlefrenecek Poulter
May Moran
Recorders Ofice
Miss Moran
Waterworks Department General Fend
G. W. Gayo
Sylvae Park
Pelies Browning
Su Dig
Browning
State Industrial School
Harry Joseph
Mats Ter ¥ Aa
Eyooilttes
Steader
J. M. Mills
He Council
Thilors
Parker
Lincoln Avenue
Mateman Toa
Doerr
Ogden Canson
Corneilman
Aletta
Gre’ Hytranta
Grant
Walterworks Committee
Devine
Bedea
Largest Salmon Catch Report From Puget Sound Waters
A distorted account notes a record salmon catch in Puget Sound with fishermen claiming unusually large walleye and chinook captures. The report cites Avery Cannery and local crews, mentioning a big yield and a run beginning, though many details are garbled.
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Puget Sound
Jrias
Tuzet Sound
Avery
Heavy Daliner in Boston Wool Market
Market notes show heavy Daliner activity in Boston wool markets with fringe prices and demand shifting. Prices remain volatile as buyers and sellers test levels, while regional reports indicate cautious trading and steady movement of supply toward end users.
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Oston
Wagner to Return to Game Today
Reported return of player Wagner to lineup amid lineup changes and adjustments. Notes focus on team strategy and potential impact for upcoming matchups.
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Wagner
Champion Biletaro Plays Ten Button Billiards
In a rugged billiards night at Ogden the champion Biletaro, joined by Hoppe and Shumway, faced a mixed program of carom and cushion games. Hoppe posted a top run of 60 as the group closed with a 209 to 37 score, expressing thanks to Ogden officials before heading to Alaska-Yukon fair engagements.
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Wille Herpe
Wes
Marth
Shumway
Califor
Fookla
Hoppe
Shommey
Uonpe
Auto Burs Over and Kills Valuable Dog
A dog owned by Mr. McPherson of 84 Grant Avenue was killed when an automobile ran over it yesterday around six o'clock. The pup, a valued watch dog recently imported, was described as a fine animal kept at the McPherson shop. Neighbors recall the accident near Electric Alley and Grant Avenue as a street roars led by a tireman.
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Arty MeePherson
Gril Cate
Ep Satomobile
Mr. McPherson
Nim
Mr “cPhersea
State Treasurer Reports Disbursements and Funds Totals
State Treasurer David Mathon files his report showing month end balances of 36 with receipts of 168 939 4 and total expenditures across multiple funds totaling 423 877 18. Major outlays include Agricultural college fund 40 000 state lands fund principal and interest 0 13 80 and various accounts such as district school fund 857 02 redemption fund 90 491 54 trout fund 0 1522 03 forest reserve 34 710 37 termination of wild animals 2748 and state university good roads fund 1499 80. The report notes apportionments and fund balances to begin August business.
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David Mathon
General
Homie TE District School Fund
Mites State University Good Roads Fund
Tire alarm travels over 700 miles in 3 minutes
An alarm of fire for a flare originating in the north part of Edwardaville traveled 700 miles in three minutes. A crew in Edwardsville reported the blaze to Agent W. R. Kearney and the Poa operator then relayed the alarm through the exchange to Edwardarilic, triggering a citywide notice within minutes.
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Leale
Tre
Edwardaville
Fis
Edwardsville
Hoa
W. R. Kearney
Lim Yard
Kearney
Wfice Bn Decatur
Poag
Prajeet
Edwardarilic
Poa
Edwanjertit
Device to automatically slow cars via new control unit
Washington reports a new auxiliary device attached to English automobiles that can regulate speed automatically. A vice consul describes a compact aluminum unit that activates brakes when speed nears the set limit and releases smoothly if under control, engaging or disengaging gear instantly to maintain the desired pace.
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Washington
H. K. Byington
Brisdot
Resignation and new leadership at State Industrial School
Trustees met at CM Hollingsworth’s office to approve Thomas and wife resignation. Rupert and Al. Gowana to head the school with a new superintendent at a monthly salary. Chief clerk position created, cottages planned, and contracts let for repairs and power plant. Thomas’s resignation cited to the board amid investigation into school affairs.
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State Industrish
Hollingsworth
Rupertie
St. Thomas
Thomas
Will
Epbham
Gowana
Teomes
Toan
Salt Lake Juredtin
Assistany
Aay
Sisetals Michell
Gitle’ Cottage
Wwnderaon
Mits Dale
tusUtudien
Edfort
Hee
Hove
Toode
Walsh
Californisty
Gowace
Watth
Alan
Calreat & Leek
Rusters Wii
Spain
Batardep
Ste. Thomas
Joseph
Bitin
Frank Has Sues For Damages
Harris, a county employee at Opden Hream Laundry Company, sues for 200 dollars claiming injuries from a machine used for dropping clothes. He alleges the arm was caught and partially severed by a faulty pulley during work duties. The incident involved a clothing washing process and safety failures.
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Poardl
Dexta
Harris
Fastes
Opden Hream Lauguty
Bee Time Acu Rouse Harris
Loverrome
Cavrage
Aos
Elbiw
Wachlor
Articles Form Grand Valley Pratt and Water Co of Colorado
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state name the Grand Valley Pratt and Water company of Colorado. Capitalization set at 100 000 shares of 1 each with 10 000 paid in, directors listed include W F Starrs George Ah Marte William Matra FJ Fetter Le Tean St Le Willard and G J Mohr. Frederick J Wint named Utah resident as attorney. The Mant Dror company also filed articles for a separate entity. A M W Christenson named president, Asrom Hown vice president, and W W Down secretary and treasurer.
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Grand Valley
Pratt & Water Company
Colorado
Sal
Grand County
Utah
W. F. Starrs
George Ah Marte
William Matra
FJ. Fetter le Tean
St. le Willard
G. J. Mohr
Frederick J. Wint
Grand Counts
Utas
Triar Fiat
A. MW. Christenson
Asrom Hown
W. W. Down
Hull Sixth Ward Lecture On Character and Conduct
W. Mi Hull led a sixth ward lecture at 7 46 last Wednesday evening on the topic Characters that Inspire and How to Hold Them He spoke to the Mutual Improvement circle of Vue Sixth ward and invited the public to attend his talk titled The lecture was well received and written notes were distributed by the Sheldon Correspondent.
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M. Mell
Chirag
State News Continued on Page With Ecclesiastical Appointments
The church section notes Thomas J. Davies succeeds as counselor to a bishop in Balt Lake and Alpha J. Wiges replaces someone in a church post. The changes were announced at a regular meeting in a brief, informal statement, with Davies named to the post.
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Balt Lake
Ane
J. Taye
Ijenop
Joseph Chrinieraca
Moemon
Alpha J. Wiges
Zinn
Blefret
Mies Fleasle Wadeer
Davies Wan
Hia
Baniay Deht
Dariee
Opposed to 40 Percent Ad Valorem Increase in Assessments
A Aug 3 meeting near Salt Lake gathered 25 leaders from sheep growers across 19 counties to challenge a proposed 40 percent tax rise tied to per capita value. They argue the increase raises state tax burdens and harms industry while the board favors market-based reassessment.
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Balt Lake
Taataigut
State Board
Los Angeles
Ata
Erin
Rockefeller Tries to Shape Local School Election
New York report says John D Rockefeller Jr and family faced friction over the election of trustees at Tixantico Hill, his country home. He urged voters to back the current board, while opponents claim residence rules prevent his influence. Mrs Rockefeller campaigned among neighborhood women to sway votes, as secrecy and local pressure colored the contest.
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New York
Ace T
Tixantico
John D. Rockefeller
J.D. Rockefeller
Dneakon
Weir
Rockefeller
Agri
Rocketellie
Cancer Deaths Rising Across America
Fragmented report cites physicians from New York Skin and Cancer Hospital noting cancer as a major affliction. They compare cancer mortality to tuberculosis, describing cancer as a dreaded disease and discussing public health concerns and the emotional impact on patients and families.
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New York
Ant
Mae
Miliza
Monte
Nea
Filiping Commended For Mia Weroism In San Zh
Fragmented OCR text mentions commendation for an individual connected to a voyage or action from Cavite and a sequence of names, places, and partial phrases. The readable portion hints at a wartime or merit context with unclear wording and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Niveien
Vandermaster
Toraehsie la
Unclear OCR Memory Lapses Reported Near Utah Daug Co
A partially legible transcription notes a disturbance at a location near 22th Street and Wash Ave in Utahna Daug Co. The text shows garbled phrases about a cart and wagon, with several names and dates unreadable, making specifics uncertain.
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Utahna Daug CO
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