Impressive funeral services for former mayor’s widow
The funeral for Barth Amn Garner Jistrick was held at the Bristop Hotert McQaatrie parish with Bishop James Taylor and other clergy delivering eulogies. Attendants praised the deceased’s character while Alma Keyet gave the benediction. interment followed at the Jackson county cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuberal
Barth Amn Garner Jistrick
Beraus Ward
Athek
Bristop Hotert McQaatrie’ Prestiloz
Mustewan Forntebed
Tha Ward Eboir
Slies Mexele
E F
Brigham
James Taylor
Willa W. Horton
Joseph Brasford
C. F. Middleton
Jane 5. Richards
Robert McQuarrie
Alma Keyet
Hetrick
Jackson County
Lestererick
Ogden
Mra Agata Hetrtel
Warhington
Feneral. Ie
High Class Vaudeville at Utahna Park Theater
The Utahna Park theater presents a vaudeville bill featuring Fance Smith with a striking voice, Myre Baltinger in an illustrated song, Melville Mor Clead and the Medallion trio for a pleasing musical sketch That Girl. The troupe includes Wind reed Balay and James AL Henneany with the Monotomist act. The show draws Ogden crowds and runs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Utehna Park
Béldlax
Attate
Ogden Audtlences
Fance Smith
Myre Baltinger
Ogden Winger
Melvilies
Mor ‘Clead
Twindeed Balay
Car Lady Company
James AL Henneany
Persea
Bartenders Meeting Scheduled for August Eleventh
A tall attendance is expected at the upcoming peaziar meeting to be held August 11 at 9 o clock. Officials discuss labor and other important business in the bestacel Dr order under Fred R. Tunner Prec. Wil Wright, secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labordar
Fred R. Tunner
Wil Wright
S+e and
Treas
Funeral of Laura May Garces
The funeral for Laura May Garces, a young girl, was held in the afternoon at 2 o’clock with a large attendance. Floral tributes were sent, under Ward chair supervision, and military members James Fl. Heus and Mr. Neatit escorted the procession to the Honper cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura May Garces
Weber River
Abe Hooper
Stelock
Mayle
James Fl. Heus
Mr. Neatit
Dixon's Silica Graphite Roof Paint Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Dixon's silica graphite roof paint claiming superior body and long wear. The oblique copy promises weatherproof sealing, long-lasting finish, and an assurance of satisfaction or money back, with a bold dedication to roof work by A. J. Radwn & Bon.
Valley Day at the Oaks Offers Diverse Activities
A long program arranged by manager Chit Power highlights Valley Day at the Oaks. Delegations from Ogden and Weber County communities attend a mix of games, dances, races, and prize contests, with prizes from local merchants. A girl, temporarily visiting, is hired for a brief work stint in a factory, then plans to return home, drawing staff attention to wage practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdeo
Enile
Gamte
Canyon
Alles
Moch
Ogden Tanron
Kelcome
Caden
Weber County
Abaya
Ogdea Bustores Med
Ivery Dros
Ruur
Kissel
Eeaby
Boyle Furniture
Elven
Willams Candy Co
Thompson Brothers
Columbia Club Clears
Piven
Columbia Cab Clear Co
Oake Ir Waliaing
Gita Coy Excend
Emmet Treg
The
Oaks
Mataluzeg
Crilery Arc
J. E. Davenpeet
Ideal Shortening Mystery at Local Grocers
A garbled consumer notice discusses Ideal Shortening and a promise of guarantees at area grocers. The fragmented text mentions Avya 3 or STt pal and a factory, with unclear references to bath, fee, and charging practices. The only clear entities are local grocers and the Moseclh Jaimea Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaimea
MOLD INTERESTING SESSION AT HERMITAGE MEETING
A misread session of the Uish State Pharmaceutical Association met at the Hermitage with a brief business talk. Vice President S. W. Radeon delivered the address. F. J. C. Schramm of Bin Lake City spoke. H. C. Knowles and A. Headquist of Provo presented remarks on patent medicines. W. Wart read on physicians and druggists relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uish
Anacal Ste
Hermitage
Forewood
Unicome
Vic
W. Radeon
F. J C. Schramm
bin Lake City
H.C. Knowles
Gables
Maho
Addreen
Dougetsler Fc Framhlin
Provo
Dy W. Wart
United War Hermitage
Banane
Atles
Jancis Paghian
Stephens Dead and Sarem Cancer Veil Local Signals
A garbled obituary notice reports the death of Stephens and Sarem from cancer. The fragment mentions Hoe Hyer and Abe Ping Weeks, with stray words hinting at related local figures and a funeral stylers section. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hog Stephens Sarem
Brea Aertonely
Abe Ping
Beth Laat
Ann Piet
Feared Dagland Feast Ends In Excessive Gluttony
The Sletten clan described as the biggest hogs on earth allegedly hosted a drunken chase fueled by an extravagant feast. Lucinus lineage cited as source of a culture of self indulgence. A lavish banquet reportedly included barbecue meat and cherries with a costly, celebrated, high London Spectator tone.
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Sletten
Lotta
Dagland
Lucinus
Biemtatore
London
Unclear Medical Advice From Historical Doctor
Fragmentary excerpt presents a controversial 19th century doctor claiming onions and a vegetarian diet cure many ailments. It reports that onions remove cold symptoms, a claimed blood purifier, and a belief in a “well known” prescription for headaches and sleeplessness.
When You Saeco Aiders Signal Of A Draft De A Bheete
A scrambled discussion on drafts and their health dangers. It claims drafts worsen illness and cause more deaths than war, yet notes public ignorance and inattention. The piece mentions a person reacting to a draft warning and preferring avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jook Atounh
Whitty
Southall
Lyme
Impressions of Utizoye Musing on Japanese Artistry
A catalog-like note on old Japanese Triata collectors and their pursuit of perfect print quality. It describes soft vibrant paper, ink colors restrained to defined spaces, dust exposure effects, and precise color transitions as an ideal. The writer references Mrs. Loca Ameden in a brief, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe Fort
Bern
Loca Ameden
Pawning and loans in court cases at Westminster
A Westminster magistrate case exposes pawnbroker loan practices drawing police scrutiny. A picture frame maker seeking withdrawal from a loan found his account harvested, paying high interest over years as the book was bent and payments defaulted, revealing troubling patterns in retail lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawel Ui “Rives
West- Minster
Westminster
Hatiog Lorrawal
Coures
Moblineon Crome and the Weight of Political Thought
A critique from Watson's Magazine explores Moblineon Crome as a vehicle for a profound philosophy by a leading English political thinker. The piece considers the author’s career, the work’s aim to interpret political trouble, and its influence on readers and thinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William XII
M. Dyln
Watson
Evolution of the Word Pound in English Etymology
A concise note on the history of the word pound and its semantic shifts. It traces how "pound" and related forms evolved from older roots, detailing phonetic changes from sound to hound and tracing connections to terms like punch and puncture through historical linguistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peculiar Widow and Court Dress Rules of an 18th Century Era
A fragmentary historic tale describes Sir Mamphry dem and the widow Mamphry Pary. The narrative laments his vanity and inability to dress without help, noting his changeable attire, ceremonial cap, and the social expectations of noble dress. It references a cap bearer and ornate garments as markers of status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamphry
Momphry
Fragmentary excerpt reveals unclear details and names
A damaged OCR fragment shows garbled dialogue about a daughter, a permit, and family dishonor. The text is incomplete, with illegible names and phrases, leaving the incident and parties unidentified.
Selecting Judges Dr Frankt Proposes Lawyer Appointment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dr Frankt urging judges be chosen by lawyers and hire practices in fi ot where ties prevail. The text mentions profession involvement and a referer, with thieves breaking a door and partial dialogue about tagging suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankt
Onier
Nhl
Fragmented OCR: unclear events and names
The readable text is garbled with mixed language fragments and stray phrases. No coherent event, people, or places emerge to form a factual summary.
Special Veqire Wore Darcy Me Ta
A fragmented text reading as a want ad notice with garbled phrases and scattered names. It mentions Wat-habteg, Bist sh, Tre dist ate, Aas Witivey vad rit ne fod tia, and quiere leading to uncertain references to ads and listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arun Tees
M. Bist
Preservation of the Library of Congress Amid Historic Threats
A fragmentary notice extols protecting the Library of Congress from past sieges and fires, noting sacking events and rebuilds through centuries. It lauds ongoing stewardship by caretakers and pledges to nurture American thought by safeguarding books, artifacts, and culture for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerapte
Ely
Library of Congress
Portrait mischief and a husband’s secret revealed
A New York household tale unfolds as a maid recalls a curious moment around a mantel. Will God asks about why a man looks so handsome, and the wife responds with a sly line about heaven’s will. He is a colonel and a pale, famed official in a tale of vanity and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Cartour
New York
Hee Ger
Demet Willem
Wiltam
H. Mstty
Vwitttam
Fragmented African Drum Description and Dietary Ruminations
Fragmentary OCR text describes unusual African drums with ornate decoration and a single European specimen. It blends ethnographic note with culinary and physiological discourse, mentioning digestion, blood flow, and a humorous aside about a publisher’s fire title. The piece weaves curiosities of instruments with odd medical asides and unrelated catalog-like inserts.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
The readable text shows garbled names and phrases such as Given Gold Ness and Tam tet in Werk tify afar, with references to a milestone at Hel Vieden and a line about a telephone. Specific details, places, dates, or actions are unclear due to heavy OCR corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larstung
Fragmented ancient notices on art, law, and science misread
The passage blends jagged notes on a commission for a monument and claims about MacMonnies and a legal case, then shifts to historical figures and a curious frontier trick, followed by scattered references to medical lore and ancient remedies. It sketches disputes, autocratic assertions, and odd curio snippets across eras. The prose remains fragmented and non-linear overall.
Fragmented OCR Text From A Local Page
Fragmented readable phrases reference a school day, a hall setting, and a quick motif atop a structure. The garbled content mentions teachers, students, and a possible accident or incident, with unclear names or places and no coherent event.
Fragmented text fragment prompts unclear content
The provided OCR fragment is garbled and lacks a coherent event or proper names. It cannot identify a person, place, date, or organization to form a factual headline. If a readable portion exists, supply it for a precise summary.
Sunday Schools At Saltaire Contest Draws Statewide Interest
Sunday schools in Saltaire announce a slate of events for Monday August 20 with prizes totaling 10 and 23 dollars for top contests. Twenty wards from across the state expected, with choirs and ad hoc performances, and final adjudication set by a panel including Ayton, mock Salt Cake, and other judges.
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Falklr
Lothe
Gil Parte
Orden
Sugar Avenue
Salk
Hountital
Rayarile
Farmington
Excursion to Lagoon Virentiday in 1968
Fragmented OCR shows a travel notice mentioning an excursion to a lagoon with dates in 1968, names of places like Hagebatt Sandake and Rah and references to Mehta city and a Mehua ending. The readable text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear details.
Fragmented OCR note on local transit and shops
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a lagoon, a vendor, a grocery, roads, and concrete or cement items. The text is garbled with missing letters and partial words, making specifics unclear. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
Special Provisions for Excursionists' Accommodations
A special provision was made to accommodate excursionists with a morning tray at 1:40 a.m. and the return trip scheduled for 10:18 p.m., according to the article text.
Preparing for Work By O Neill Contractor Ends Controversy
O Neill contractor Begly Construction Gnority plans sewer work in preparations for the month. Indications show sewers will be completed amid disputes. Mr O Neill is involved and may provide a performance offer. Ed visability of purchasing two Lenebers is under consideration and a rail on this contract is probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Notice to Public on Meat Market at Central and Watch
Notice announces the public that C. W. Wright proprietor of the Central Meat Market at 249 Watch and the Quar tal Meat Merkel at 2319 Waar is contesting any debt contracted by Wright. The document seeks official attention from police and public authorities regarding business claims and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf
Powleo
C. W. Wright
Merkel
Summer tourist excursions from Ogden to San Francisco and more
Fragmented OCR lists travel routes and prices from Ogden to multiple destinations including San Francisco Portland Los Angeles and Spokane. It notes one way and return fares with dates such as September and October and mentions tours and schedules in a jumbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oggen
San Frantico
Turd
Wong Deys
Ogten
San Praacteco
Tun
Portland
Ogden
Los Angeles
Corcesens
Lee Apaetes
Tura
Pring
Facile
Turloy &. PT
Atk Pee Ogden
Les “Arceioa
San
Debates Reporter Dies in Albany Coverage
News report notes the death of a debates journalist in Waebluion, detailing his long service. It mentions Daniel Webster as a prominent reporter and references Mr Smith covering Associated Press notes. The piece alludes to court martial proceedings and the Lincon conspiracy trials, highlighting attention to the era’s legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnith
Daniel Webatre
Smith
Smaith
Lincrin Conspirators, and the Suerequent Trial of Dobm Ti. Burrast
Dante
Kry
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