Dreamland random notices ignite crowds at festival sites
A jumble of local notices from Dreamland and Ogden hint at events and personalities. Me Harry Smurthmute plans to play glue organ at the tabernacle on August 42 with an $8 price, while a parade of civic meetings, church activities, and railroad chatter fill the week.
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Smurthmute
the Tabernacle
Smurthwaite
New England
Boston
Ogden
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Grand Party Schedule and Public Notices Highlight Park Visit
A touring party of twenty two is expected to arrive from the Park Saturday morning, with plans for a return journey by Lover and the Mo Grande route. The piece notes hotel, transport details, and a temporary alimony matter, plus a real estate transfer and funeral notices involving local families and officials.
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Ihyaelte Gual
Lawl Ag
Diana
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Milam Hop
Caton Lave
Avonler
More Crews At Work Across Ogden as Prosperity Returns
The Ogden area reports a surge in railroad shop activity with more crews employed across the yards. Operators note increased hiring at the Univ Hwollin division and Hale Lake freight, signaling a broad employment rebound. Officials cite regulatory hours and robust orders while guards and machinists resume regular duties, lifting morale amid ongoing repairs and deliveries.
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Hale Lake
Wadur
Oyen
Ogden
Ue Vieni
Meecer Machanic Milony
Willy
Harriman
Program of Musical History Course Evening Event
The program lists a musical history course with a 7 30 p m start on March 26 at Balt. Banna Hanky and ensemble perform pieces by Madrigal Cyceecgee Christmas dew Ellen Thome Melodie Ftraund Lemaudes and more. Featured performers include Mr Barry Mmunrthwalta J Rajolee Dronthy Mandal Ale Balen Tantins with The Ffatury at the Piano Organ Spring 1 L ivorgr Hefiachel Niles Thenas Andante B Minar Citarar Prancie Mr arty G Sraurthwaite and Mins Maria Hunter.
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Mandal
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Murphy Has a Busy Day
A garbled report outlines multiple local court actions and alleged incidents. Names include William Ceefar Book Apert Frank Sherwood Joy Sacks John Fife Janik Hartman Wha Cooper and officer Compton. Proceedings cover rent issues theft charges battery and a suspected canvassing case.
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Cudd Ba
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Officer Compton
Tomorrow Night Adstance Coupons Offer In Paper
Tomorrow night’s issue will feature advertising by Welwht & Sons Co. They decline to state value but will print coupons promising a cash value. Subscribes are warned to watch for the coupons in tomorrow’s edition and redeem them at the cinema.
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Tamara
Repairs Transform Beloit High School Facilities
Beloit superintendent William Allan reports extensive repairs across Beloit High School buildings. The auditorium will become four smaller rooms to host training and classes, new exits improve fire safety, a renovated roof and lighted hallways reduce dark corners, and basement changes remove a narrow hallway. A new unit printer at Pligtea school costs 2000 dollars. Teachers for the new year are appointed. 140 staff are expected to report, with tentative raises before fall term.
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Musical History Course Recital and Lecture Planned
Finrry Atauyehwatte will give a recital at the Tabernacle. Mrs Dr Alortwll will lecture. Mires Elen Thomas will sing. Bingle l seeks 26 conts for the season, linked to the Musical History Congress.
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Candy Payoff From a Failing Wallet
A frail elderly shopkeeper offers candy to a boy who cannot pay. The boy anxiously browses the store window before entering. The shopkeeper grins and accepts a token or promise, then hands over candy despite the debt. The scene ends with the boy escaping via a small gesture of gratitude.
Exbaulders Supply at Iron Oversimplified Claim
A reader questions Exbaulders Supply at Iron about global iron reserves. The essay argues the Lake Superior region holds a large inferred supply, while cautioning against overestimating available ore and urging accurate assessment to avoid alarms about North America's iron shortage.
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Charles Kenneth Lolth
University of
Sue Porlar
America
Earth’s Tilt and Distance From Sun Summary
Fragmentary text notes seasonal Earth sun distances with numbers for winter and summer positions. It references average distance and extreme values, but details are unclear due to corrupted OCR. The passage appears to discuss orbital geometry and solar distance.
Four Men Loot and Boat Sinks on Great Salt Lick Tour
A boat tour across Great Salt Lick ended in tragedy as Harvey Soller and three others from a government weather burg left Salts ay beach in a small motorboat with plans to return Sunday. The craft swamped and the men were lost. authorities traced their boat and ongoing search followed the alarm.
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Harvey Soller
Inaba
Stop-Over Privileges Granted Rebound In Rail Debates
Local rail officials face scrutiny as a decision granting stop-over privileges circulates through the press. The central contention involves Ogden and Salt Lake City interests, with labor groups and public officials awaiting any final ruling. Reports indicate a formal order was issued, though officials refuse to comment publicly while details remain contested.
Strike Becomes Contest of Endurance in Canada Rift
Winnipeg reports a prolonged strike as the Canadian Pacific railroad faces labor resistance from the American Federation of Labor aligned union. Additional wartime workers refuse to work, swelling the stoppage as freight traffic slows and the railway seeks to maintain service.
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Hr War Department
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Byainens Fe
A Study In Natural History Misread In Puzzle Text
In a garbled passage a quirky scene unfolds with mis-typed phrases and odd objects. The fragment hints at a kitchen setting and a mystery contrivance on the floor, but the meaning is obscured by errors and stray words.
Branting Swears Out Warrant in Battery Case
Percy Branting swore out a warrant for Herrick K A Merrisk after a debt dispute. Branting, a 15 year old youth, alleges Branting paid wages but owed money and was struck when attempting to collect. The case will be brought to trial in Wednesday's police court.
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Hersink
Fragment and cryptic notes from a bygone era and railways
A jumble of archaic phrases and garbled names recalls a very old crime and a Byzantine coin tale. It cites Peareon’s Weekly and Swenson, mentions Oliver, Byzon Uwe, and a “by File” tag, then pivots to an 1507 railway industry snapshot with 1200 street and interurban companies, 800 million Pan konges, 40,000 miles of track, and $4 billion in capital, ending with fragmented dialog about loyalty and fate.
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Test Electric
Scowcroft Promotes City Waterworks Purchase Plan
Joseph Scowcroft advocates Ogden City buying the Oxden waterworks from John Scowcroft and Sons. He claims the private sale would yield large returns and spur growth, arguing past prices show the city overpaid and a purchase now would prevent further losses. He warns against delaying and urges council action to secure the plant.
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Recall of the Turkish Minister
Washington August 11 The Turkish minister Mehmed Ali Bey is recalled and replaced by Meluni Ali Bey reports say. The decision prompts no surprise in Washington as ministers are expected to be rotated with the new regime in Turkey. Mohmid Ali Bey issues a general denial of the circulating stories.
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JATE FOR LABORERS A DELUSION AND A SNARE
Labor Commissioner Williams warns laborers about deceiving schemes promising easy harvest work. A North Dakota to Maine route is cited with railroad delays and long hours. The notice urges workers to verify employment terms and avoid unsafe conditions or exploitation.
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North Dakota
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Argo
Laughing Lawyer Sparks Contempt Trial Exchange
A chaotic courtroom scene centers on a robbery case as counsel and defendant spar over Yale and dates. The prosecutor mocks the prisoner, who retorts about being at Yale in July and June 16, prompting contempt warnings while the judge and defense observer react to the banter.
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Quite a vital difference in a strange tale from 19th century
A fragmented excerpt from a Philadelphia Ledger piece recounts a story where a Chinamay man kills a dog and shares a bone with a sinner as a parable on providence and charity. The text contrasts racial and religious attitudes, with dismissive notes on civilization and civilization.
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Hiladelphia Ledger
Marriage Longevity Study Suggests Spouse Ties Help Lifespan
An aged reader digest of a doctor's claim links marriage with longer life. Data from groups aged 40 to 70 show higher marriage rates among older survivors and lower mortality in married men, with rising gaps in longevity across ages. The piece urges embracing matrimony as a potential path to longer life.
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Hu Mest
Agit Wa
Oregon timber fraud case widens with Cook charged
Henry E. Cook, principal of the Oregon Ranching and Timber Company, is committed to prison on a $25,000 bond in a land fraud indictment. A New York partner, A. G. Marshal, also faced charges and bail, with alleged schemes to transfer timber land in Burns County Oregon by bribing and deception to force sale at inflated prices.
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Dragon Tiber & Tanching Company
Trial by Bread and Cheese in Ancient Justice
The account recalls a rite where a condemned person wore a noose and stood before parishioners as the priest served cheese and rye bread in a basin on the floor. The accused ate, choked, and was condemned if unable to swallow, a superstition-linked execution tale cited by Pournon’s Werkly.
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