Random References and Local Notices From a Dated Page
A garbled listing notes visitors and social ties across Reno and surrounding towns. Mentions Migs May Peterson returning home after a visit, plus references to Ger fries, Misses Marly and Santora, and local figures like Carl mnix of Reed hotel. Also includes credits for storage rates, a Western song, and various names, places, and small notices about travel, business, and local events.
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Migs May Peterson
Reno
Ger Fries
Marly
Siuer Santora
Cylon -Etthy Hor Nilends
Dilton Visit and Montana Elite Sayings
Fragmentary local notes report Tienth's visit in Dilton and remarks on Montana elites. Mentions include Martha and Iretha Am dervkon returning after a visit with friends, women at Woodcratt, a September wedding for Colubla Hugey’s Sidney Sta veru Implement Co., Parmley’s upcoming marriage to Naam Hamilton from Evanston Wyn, and railroad liability disputes. Also notes shipments to Evanston and a Yellowstone Park trip by Dr. H. Powell and wife.
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Martha
Iretha
Aing
Woodcratt
Alytith
Colubla Hugey
Sidney Staveru Implement Co
Scott. Parmley
Misa Naam Hamiton
Wave Hamiton
Evanston
Wyn
Sepumber
Parmley
I Lapal Railroad
Baden
Grand Army Veterans Meet at Ogden Encampment Delegation
The Grand Army of the Republic delegates from Ogden assemble at the Freemen’s Hall for an encampment. Commander Thomas Tend to resign, Vice Commander Way Reynolds elected, John Gray to fill, with delegates chosen for Toledo Ohio camp August through September.
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Crom Army
Ogden
Civier
Logan
Thomas Tener
Mpnt
Honlor
Way Rewnell
Dad Gomradés
Bostaph
Thomas Vindy
Weinasell
Enrann
Jocal G.ar Pont
Mila Quty
Alahaynin
Confederati
Jahn Gray
Weber County Candidates for Office List Scribbled Notes
Fragmented OCR shows many names linked to Weber County offices and candidates. The unclear text mentions incumbents, various surnames, and possible positions, with scattered references to mayors, supervisors, and local offices.
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Weber County
Utah Exhibit Funds Raised For Irrigation Congress Display
Salt Lake leaders and Ogden donors provided a sixty thousand dollar donation to support Utah’s exhibit at the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque Mexico. The committee and state horticulture board aim to install a main pavilion display and arrange reception for delegates. Thomas Judd, president of the state board of horticulture, traveled to Albuquerque to coordinate exhibit placement and space, with plans for dedicated dining and commissary cars for visiting delegations and a special train connection.
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Plate Board
Borttoubarg
Gutlarto
Tanga
Utah
Albuquernia
Thiz Vampiries
Fred I. Kierol
Joxopn Genghegan
Laoag
H. Cullorang
Balt Lake
Ogden
State Board of Horticulture
Mr. Klerd
Thomas Judi
Kheel
Wstral
Willi
Utahal
Lier
Britelo
Train Crash Near Salt Lake Kills One and Delays Service
A freight mishap on the Salt Lake and Ogden line near Parkin Station injured and killed several crew members when a baggage car derailed after a rear collision with a milk train. The accident disrupted morning service for about thirty minutes as rescue and cleanup crews cleared the wreckage and the line was reopened.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake & Ogden
Matkik
Hountifel
Milic
Tony
Newhouse Leaves After Denver Trip Disputed
Reports state Mr Newhouse plans a cautious approach amid bank and legal discussions. Witnesses describe tense exchanges as representatives debate the purpose and outcomes of the upcoming journey.
Arrest Proceeding Over Woman’s Court Appearance
Judge Whitaker heard a motion on the police action and bond. The chief of police stated nothing barred the woman from staying and the warrant was amended to bond 250. The case will be called for hearing tomorrow morning.
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Aliprnay Neorton
Julge Whitaker
waTinn
Whita Jour
Pul Tal Syokun
Newton
Pallew
Polleaman
Ehlet
Judes Whitaker
Hite Wy
Tha Ang
Waran
Storing of Coal Starts Amid Labor Tensions
Bull Lake August 21 General Agent Gunnell of Central Coal and Core reports growing agitation as miners and drivers threaten action in Rock Springs this September over wage and labor terms. A strike could slash coal supply, halt production, and prompt mass storage of coal by manufacturers and distributors.
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Bull Lake
Gunnell
Central Coal & Core Company
Rock Springs
Willy
Holt
Apavitarn
Plaque style event marks Ogden parade and choir contest
The article notes a community baseball game titled crowd favorite nanwtour chive contest as Salt Lake and Ogden residents show interest. key organizers include Jurman of Salt Lake chairs the pxcocattyr committee for the celebration with committee members from the Salt Lake Interbar unit and from the Op: cen Trades and Labor Assembly.
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Ball Laie
Jain
Ogden
Foullage
Dalgo
A. i Jurman
Silt
Niin
Attian
Emmralilees
Balt
Inbar
Umtqan
Willard News Report On Illness And Fisheries Restart
Willard resident Willan Avs. Yi-D. C. Anbbara suffers typhoid fever with doctors in Ogden Brigham Twin Falls consulted. recovery doubtful. Cannery resumes after four weeks closed due to lack of fruit. water committee inspects Willard water mains. a man named Ing to start work Saturday.
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Willan
D. C. Anbbara
Rehanil
Bon
Ogden
Perree
Brighan
Morgan
Twin Falls
Iy Bay
Sab Tonopah Extension Report Promises Stockholder Insight
Monty Wrumb, mining engineer, reports on the Tonopah Extension, examining ore bodies and depth potential. Krital declines to answer questions about the work, while Wrumb calls Tonopah “the test remarkable that I have ever seen” and notes ore bodies and development depth.
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Monty Wrumb
Knon Maklng
Vonopah
Making & Renart
Krital
Tonopah
Tynopah
Velng
Cain
New Lake Ball Gun Club at Portar’s Ranch Inland Park Idaho
A new corporation plans to take over Ball Lake Inland Park as a gun club venue. The articles of incorporation will be filed early next week. The Talda Red and Gin cub will operate from the property with a capital stock of 100 shares at $100 each. J P Gardner of Salt Lake City is president with Co BD Dilekte as vice president, Gardner Willie treasurer, and A H Niess as secretary.
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Ball Lake
Aug
Portar
Inland Park
Idaho
Dncor Parstors
Talda Red
J. P. Gardner
Salt Lake
Judge Co. BD
Dilekte
Keomie
Gardner Willie
Alanteer
A. H. Niess
Alaska wealth and unknown hopes in copper and coal
A fragmentary panorama describes Alaska's potential wealth from copper, coal, and mining. Observers compare Alaska’s barren lands to agricultural states, noting railroads and shipping to bring commerce, while Finland and other regions illuminate difficult prospects and future interest in exploitation.
Horse Kicks Child to Death in Vernal Ward
Aug 21 Vernal reports a horse near a wagon kicked a young boy to death while he played near by. The child was struck in the neck and shoulder leading to immediate death. Vernal Aid and local families mourn as preparations for the funeral begin.
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Daker Wry
Nowa
Thongat
Iittle
Levin
Mr. Rinker
Grand Duvetion
WenneaThe Reservation
Hontustoad
Waking butchers clean premises Bolt Lake Aug
In a disrupted report from Bolt Lake on August 22 Jahy Patarroil and others tour the northern area of the state where slaughterhouse activity appears to have resumed with improved but questioned conditions. A local figure, Mnewel, faced charges over misdeeds, with a judge noting prior conduct and potential reform.
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Bolt Lake
Jahy Patarroil
Stale Fou
yInty
Davis
Mnewel
Ang
el Reaitifal
Peterson
Ogden Boys Arrested on a Charge of Robbery
Gegere Thompson, previously arrested in Gall Lake on a barge robbery, confessed to the poles of Ut hil hw wa fie at Way Meee sys wellos neishied Sern Muglenian or the Tigh of Augiet, with patrol records noting Ogden involvement. Officers report related suspects resisting during questioning as the case moves through the department.
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Gegere Thompson
Gall Lake
Priday
Ogden
Raby Moore
Darkas mine report links to vast ore output and new development
The report chronicles renewed activity at the Darkas mine with the Newhouae campaign manager noting initial ore shipments from the upper levels. Management outlines development plans and potential expansion while observers discuss ore yield and possible age estimation of the ore body.
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Lafave
Honchelt
Matager
Newhouae Campanir
Darkas
Lie
New York
Newhouse
Bloomers Triumph Over SY A 10 to 7
Bloomers defeated SY A by a score of 10 to 7 in a Friday game. The match featured strong pitching and timely hitting as Bloomers pulled away late.
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Bloomer Girls
Unclear fragmentary text hints at sewer system funding
Fragmentary OCR text mentions millions for sewer system, paving, and various disjointed words and names. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a coherent event, date, or entities beyond the rough topic of infrastructure funding.
Juror Parker Called in New York Trial
Fragmentary OCR text mentions juror Parker and New York. Details are unclear but reference to a juror in a New York trial remains the focus.
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Parker
Tontw
York
Judge Parker Misses Meeting Report on Ethics
Judge Parker and Delaney Nicoll of New York planned to attend the American Bar Association meeting to deliver the report on professional ethics and discuss governance of the legal profession. He departed Duluth by ship Ly Buitato, unable to attend the session.
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American Bar Assoclation
Theropmstice
Delaney Nicoll
New York
Parker
Innlaht Fey
Duluth
Ly Buitato
London System 18 An SXomllent on London System
J B McCabe of Thos ans instrampigted on behalf of the city of Boston and the Athletic Association of America will investigate the antipinical othe Ryiamunds before departure to Boston this week. McCabe said he found the London mystery exiled by the Marleybone Borough pouch, admirable butAnturiva blamed in drain from trent and raised concerns.
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Lando
J. B. McCabe
Thos
Boston
Athletic Ansociation
America
Toston
My. McCabe
Marlybone Borough
Racing Plans and Legislative Talks Stir in New York
Fragmented OCR note from New York dated Aug 2021 describes someone named Athin or Atlin and Tarnay Behreiboy in racing contexts, mentions France trip, a racing wake up plan, and vague legislative intent tied to California. The text is garbled with unclear actions and names, but hints at racing and policy discussion amid a hard-fought environment.
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New York
Athin
Tarnay Behreiboy
Amelia
Atlin
Caifornia
Harriman summons Julius Krultschnitt at Harrriman town
Klamath Falls Oregon August scene centers on H Harvingh vacationing at the Aymaiey Judge. The article mentions Nant Lu al hha radlvond baalyors and KB Chivin vice president tt me Kourher Parihe sampans. Willman and an engineer tied to the Hor vam Hiner are named among prominent figures cited in a conference led by J P O'Brien manager of the Har
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Ore
H. Harvingh
Aimaiey
Fellcan Bay Town
Cantereyer
Anns Kyutrachout
Ehley Saale
KB Chivin
Kourher Parihe Sampans
Willman
Howe
Ty J. P. O'Urien
Mananer
In Northwest Journey with Governor Chimbertan
Fragmentary report notes riman ines in the northwest traveling through central Oregon with Governor Chimbertan. It mentions the discussion of land extension invisibility and notes movements toward Nutra and Portland.
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Riman
Oregon
Chimbertan
Nore
Mt. Warriman
Portland
Sacramento
Oklahoma banks surrender charters amid state concerns
Washington reports deputy comptroller Lane announced Oklahoma banks are notifying the federal agency they will withdraw or relinquish charters but a minority have confirmed surrender while most banks await charter actions and guarantees. The move reflects broader changes in state banking oversight and guaranty agreements.
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Washington
Lane
Oklahore
Atnte Banking
Avaden
Iowa
Uuat
Wen
Ran
Thas
Alate Banka
Neu
Black Person Placed in the Phullentiary Case Report
A garbled OCR fragment notes a Black person placed in the phullentiary. Names and details are unreadable, with likely misspellings and misordered terms. No clear dates, institutions, or charges are recoverable from the readable text.
Negro Arrives at Arkansas Penitentiary After Escape Attempt
Randolph Young, a Black man from Augusta, reportedly fled to avoid custody on a Thursday morning. He was pursued, boarded a train, and captured at Jsitle Reck, then returned to the penitentiary in Augusta to await further proceedings.
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woTead Ai Aonbimost
Vane Do Ee Penitentiary
N. Hum
Nemeion
Peur
Mt Auguatz
Arkansas
Augusta
Randolph Young
Auguste
Ad Lopity Alert
Wea
Peniten- Mary
Grand Jury Fails to Indict in Ky Case
Kadyville Kentucky August 2 The grand jury adjourned without returning any indictments against eight actors. About thirty warrants detailing persona with hiring crimes depredation. County Attorney Crone called the effort a farce and said no culprits will be pursued without stronger witness and judicial pressure.
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Kadyville
Wean Fury
Ight
Crone
Grand Jury
Juattco
Admiral Dewey Hoists His Flag Amid Portsmouth Visit
The article notes Admiral Dewey hoisting his flag and planning to travel from Washington to Portsmouth for a bronze tablet dedication at the continental residence in memory of Rear Admiral Farragut. Dewey will then proceed to Newport, R I for a naval gathering, and will be absent from Washington for about two weeks.
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Washington
Acka Dewey
Portemouth
Navy
Hopranpath
Hn Uvaljenton
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