Commercial Congress In Oct Gathers National Delegates
The nineteenth annual Commercial Congress call invites governors, mayors, and county officials to appoint delegates. It lists limit rules for city and business organization representation, with ex-officio members and permanent seats, and outlines objects like irrigation, river improvements, agriculture, and trade relations among priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Olly
Etpp
Invet
San
Franciscn
Sean Insudd Wader
Sub
Cone
Abilene
Kno- Thomas
Kno- Thomas F. Wolly, of Denver, Dafrronn
Sagard
Ton Dalenatoy
Exch City
Enunty
Salegate
Wash Bielmese
Avery Fitter
Blalna
Larritoriey
Congress of the
Dnikled
Maton
Troue-Mleatsalmi Commercial Congress
Wating
Congress
Alaska
Panama
Nti
National
Augat Heer
Markiv Yukov
Natlonal
Executive Committee Proposes Inland Waterways Study
A reprint of remarks from a 1908 session discusses executive action, the Inland Waterways Commission, and federal powers. It stresses cooperation with states, preservation of forests and national reserves, and expansion of transportation infrastructure to aid the Mississippi valley and Pacific Northwest, urging Senate approval and broader administrative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phare
Ruthaust
Jonfoont Yrsmureer
Romkerelt Bytti
Arbe
Swassington
D. G
Tiarenfatos Ag
Itv
Matiohal
Naeshny
Neverthylows
Nelley
Department of Government
Department of Riculture
Mischanippi
TaReRa's Country Comet Show Adds Local Flavor
In a quirky neighborhood fling, TaReRa's and Country Comet host an odd daytime event featuring Cousin Robsby in Shaw Yack with mixed acts and playful skits. Local residents Connie Poishy-Corttatiss and Panay Hih join in as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robsby
Shaw Yack
thawEh
Atabel
Connie Poishy
Pathetic Deportation Case of Mrs Wardwell
A desolate account details the attempted deportation of Mrs Anita Wardwell, her ill health and cancer, and General Wardwell's efforts to shelter her. It notes county and territorial officials considering pardons, with references to the Yuma penitentiary and a move to safer care aligned with wartime deportation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
D. K. Wardswell
Menton
Wil el
Ware
Mra
Mulokal
Yuma
Kidboy
Wardwell
Tio Cate
Geo
Wertwell
Fon Angeles
That
Wile
Pénera
Mro Wardwell
Maximy Army
Maxinillan
Rep Clayton A Lincoln Victor Campaign Tour Report
A garbled report from Nebraska outlines James Frirview and supporters debating Tom Watson and Henry Clayton of Alabama as Willard Bryan nomination contends. The piece notes Clayton engaging voters en route from Alabama, urging Republican support for Bryan and Kern, while Democrats are said to be uninterested in the ticket. The fragment mentions party tensions and Clayton’s insistence on GOP unity and candidate alignment amid mixed public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frirview
Jamesin
Henry Ky Ghiyton
Alanaia
Willan J. Bryan
LiNcare Tiny
St Lane
Qod W. MegQhue
Sala
Rae
Bryant
Kern
Clayton
Laneat
Iis
Alabama Hose
Claytad
Oma
Clayton Arid
Nani
Clayton Ertiglerd
Bevan
Hanpenest
AM Padestow
Ray
Ladenin
Deverill
Puzzling Police Department Case Involving Franniven Lyott
A fragmented report describes a police department mystery involving Line Franniven and Avguat, with Lyott linked to an army service unit. It mentions erasing duty records, travel by tramport to Ban Fiuelwer, and letters to family from the Philippines, ending with vague references to military messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franniven
Ashereabeuté
Stannon B. Lyon
Young Min
Elvlc Servien
Ariiines
Ufittsa Staten Army
Piteziing
Tas
Lyott
New York
Ban Fiuelwer
Tramaport
Sheridan
Tttora Lye
Philippine Islands
Delayed Returns Report in Chicago Primary Results
Partial returns from yesterday's primary show Republican governor candidates led by Deneen and Yates with large Cook County margins, while Stevenson dominates the Democratic gubernatorial field. Democratic endorsements and state ticket details are unclear as late tallies stall nationwide counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic Stata
United States
Kurmor
Lawrence B. Stnyer
Adlel BE
Hieroncon
E. A. Perry
Atnty
X. FP. Dedler
Ralph Jeteruts
J. B. Mowat
Attornay
A.C. Hull
Allprame Court
Roubtis
Alor
Hopkins
George Futa
Govornor
Charley
Denven
Stead
Nuprove Court
Christopher
Qolitien Returna
Mesdangare
Canal Bonty
Republican Sonatoria
Ordentent
Cook County
Mason
Foss
Conk County
Moss
Honda
Yates
Teneen
Deneen
Miamagers
Tasl Mg
Wola
M. Stevenson
Zibernatorial
James — Uamilton Leas
Ghicapo
Fanatics of the Peaks and the Redefining Feast
A garbled report describes a festival event with odd names and phrases. It mentions a gathering at a peak locale, with participants and dining actions, but details are unclear and fragmented. The piece reads like OCR noise from a historic column about a social gathering and its attendees.
Runaway near fatal crash injures and rescues
San Luis Obispo Cal May 1 1900 A runaway carriage on a curving road nearly fatal to several aboard. Mrs Oliver and her daughter were trapped underneath while Mrs Mills and her daughter were thrown clear. Judge Parker and Delaney Neill aided, the carriage halted, three occupants rescued and taken to a local home for care.
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San Luin Obinpo
Cal
Alton B Parker
A. T
Mills
Diwid Oliver
Shoul
San Francisco
Utama
Oliver
Wat
SiMe
Parker
Delaney Nieall
Isa
New York
Alen
Judge Parker
What Ha War After Andres Varnegre as Aun
A fragmentary recollection centers on Andres Varnegre and an old friend in Pluwburg. A dispute over a horse race and lineage arises as a dealer is pressed to prove pedigrees and past victories. The conversation hints at reputations, bets, and the tension of a hot day at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres Varnegre
Guint
Wade
Hin
Pluwburg
Kemturky
Horace
Tsu
Odd Fragments from a Veiled Speech on Smallpox and Innovation
A jumble of misread phrases mentions hunting, a Boortayyan figure, and a cryptic claim about a "World-Catholic Branchard" and a "Test Case for Smallpox." It references Lady Mary Montagua and an innovation principle for smallpox, with fragmented notes on England and learning from experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Montagua
England
Legal notice of municipal tax and water works funding vote
A fragmented legal proclamation from Agden City, Connell, outlines a September 108 election in five wards to approve borrowing up to 450,000 for the purchase of a water works system from the Omen Water Wert Commission. It lists wards and dates, contrasts goals with debt authorization, and records names and actions of city officials as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Aden
Herghy
Agden Cty
Chay
Goth City
Pero Water Works
San Syoteayibs
Ogden City water works bond proposal in 1908 election
A printed notice lists municipal wards and polling hours for Ogden City to vote on a water works bond issue of 450000 dollars. It names ward representatives and local officials, states polling will run from seven in the morning to seven in the evening, and notes the ordinance authorizes purchase of water works rights from Ogden Water Works Company under city ownership and operation. Date and signatures appear from July 2 1908 with city officials approving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Fito
Ogden City
Charles J. Lindquint
Hattie L. Brown
Thomax
Ogden Water Works Company
Onted
Oglon
Utaa
Opler
Meyer and City Council
B. P. Brown
LSBAL
Auly
Brewer
Orden Dale
Yooth
Taut
Notice to Architects for New High School Building
Notice invites competitive drawings for a new high school to be erected on a corner lot at Monroa Avenue and 21th Street. Project budget not to exceed 100000 dollars. Sealed proposals due at the clerk’s office by 2:00 PM Tuesday September 1st, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmyt Kompetitve
Qadan
Cutwilan
Monroa Avenue
21Th Street
Landi
Ejscort AckeriNttoy
Meinal
Kilneaton
Banen
Water rights application details for diversion across Salt Lake area
A historical notice documents a water rights application with multiple diversion points labeled as a spring No 2 through No 7 and a main diversion point No 1. It describes bearings distances and locations from land corners, the collection of water from several springs, and conveyance to a reservoir near Ogden City for distribution via a new water system. Comments call for protests within 30 days and note publication dates in July 1904. The notice is signed CALAD CANNER State Baringer.
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Tange L
Balt Lake
Rase
Meridian
Descrived
Dew
Tae
Bection i
Salt Lake Tase
Sanveyan
Te Ap
Ogden City
Ak Nev
Sid
Calad Canner
Slate Baringer
Notice of Meeting of Board of Equalization Ogden City
A notice announces a meeting of the Board of Equalization and Review appointed by the Ogden city council. Members listed include Thomas T Browning Rev WW Wihan Chas J Mumphria and JB Dana. Meeting to be held at the City Engineer Office in Ogden on a Tuesday in August 1908 with a public inspection and opportunity for residents to present evidence and testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Browning
WW. Wihan
Chas. J. Mumphria
JB. Dana
Ogden
Oh Mit
Mth Street
Jinnyn
van Liven Avemuin
Tnnest Ag C&g
Guy Angineara
Chyrll
Qeden
Ean
Ateineknemy
Whatelock P. i
Aublle
Water Users Notice Near Oxenford Inlet
A legal proclamation dated 1998 outlines a notice to water users in the Hedbeinetz area. It specifies the need to comply with requirements at OUApHAP HK and Baiston Tatey by Pen. The document references an appropriation process and precedence for water access pending approval by a state authority.
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Sre Byvehaner
Luke
Juty A
Hedbeinetz
Keeortenem
Ouaphap
Water rights notice for Ogden River development
Water users in Weber County Utah seek to divert cubic feet per second from Ogden River at a point 2706 feet from the southeast corner of section 31 township north range east Salt Lake meridian. Water to run 12000 feet by pipe to power machinery in Ogden then return to creek near section 34. Public protest deadline 30 days after final publication. State Engineer Caleb Tannen is the official. First publication July 22 1905, completion August 23 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden River
Weber County
Utah
Salt Lake Akg
Worldlan
Ogden
Dor
Townshine
Sal Lake
State Engineer's
al! Proteata
Thia Notica
Caleb Tanneh
Stalp
Balt Lane City
Natice
Parker
N& A
Weber River
Township
Mail Lake Page
Huntsvilla
Seviind
Townshin
Caleb, Tanner
Stata Magierr
Water right application notices Utah 1908 Huntsville Ogden
Stalp Engineer's Office announces A Parker of Ogden applies under Utah law to divert 200 cubic feet per second from Ogden River for electric lighting and machinery at Huntsville and Ogden Utah. Water returned downstream. protest period thirty days after publication. State Manager Caleb Tanner signs notice. publication date June 16, 1908.
Notice to Water Scene Mine Claim Details
Notice from State Engineer Salt Lake City Utah about Morgan Crescent mining claim under Jucgy T. Staphiongse. Describes surface stake, required filings under Shapley 15 Reston law, location near Morgen Crescent Mine, section 24 range 2 east Hat Lake, water diversion description, iron pins, and completion timeline with public posting and notice dates in 1908 names Cater Turner and Anghient Pate referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nottes
Elven
Morgan Cresentatining Company
Jucgy T. Staphiongse
Mamnma
Nile chAvies
Tia
Shapley
Reston
Nwa
Wan
Hesston
Moryne
Tak
Morgen Crescent
Cater Tarner
Ainty
P Ag
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Swift Specific CO
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Bryan
Kerns
Taft
Chaipman Marek
Com Juronce Ly
Imich
Gabe
Iminois
Stevenson
Dabkosh
Joliere
Matthews
Landon
Maine
Gontiectiqot
Evan
Ronan
Wedilrid
Grman
Aniloney
Sandor Kau
Hans
Nboy
Heath
LEGAL
Selim
Maui
Eeorton
Cierny Fee
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Try Wimams
Pye Ciel Aurhe Ry Idoe
State Tenginner’s Chm
Sa Lakin
Notre Spheroky
Doe Veen Water Works Company
Mamgen
Riveter
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