Fragmentary obituary notices from a 19th century city cemetery
A garbled mix of names, dates, and scattered biographical phrases references a city cemetery, a funeral, and various individuals including Mrs Emily Shuddock and I C Mex. The text mentions marriages, deaths, a General of Infant, counselors, and a Tipp Studio, with partial dates like April 1805 and 1865. The overall event appears to be multiple obituary or funeral notices from a local paper, but the fragmentary OCR leaves many names and specifics unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipp
Hee
Etonty Kentz
Stoney
Geo. J. Ketlp
W. ML Wilson
Tetlted
Fa Lamber Company
Hood
I. C
Orden
Amhut Corte
Ogden
Fragmentary notice on flour and baking methods from period text
This readable fragment discusses flour production and baking techniques, mentioning wheat quality and processes. It mentions the word wealth, merit, and various unclear terms, suggesting a discussion of baking outcomes and possibly improved results from specific methods.
Local court notes and police blotter items from Ogden area
The report details multiple city court cases including larceny charges against water theft by Mawson and Wadnen, their not guilty pleas, and release on own recognizance. It cites Sheriff Caton Wilton returning from Omaha, and a confession dispute about a deputy. Also mentioned are soldiers doped in a marooned scene, an insane man placed in jail, and a sudden death of Ida Ret Mater. Additional items include estate appraisals for Della Reyes and warnings about cattle poisoning in national forests affecting Colorado and New Mexico ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Brig
Waler
Cyrum Mawson
David Wadnen
Csasses Skee
Dasla
Skeen
Theelty
Mra J. Elwright
Ida
Bixset
Galt Lake
Jem Misa Lon
Miss Lyon
Ogden
Letra
Della Reyes
Trile Child Dies at Home. Funeral This Afternoon
The eight year old Christina Gearta Trile died this morning at her mother's home at 15 Trenoint Avenue. Her funeral will be held at 6 30 this afternoon outside the residence with interment in Clip Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlet Terer
Christina Gearta Trile
Ida Trile
Tearge W. Trite
Slater Abe de
Real Estate Transfers in Weber County Court Records
Real estate transfers recorded in Weber County include Kyrum Hinne and wife to John W. Butcher a portion of section 16 lot 1 west, $275. Drummitt and wife to George Hoheon a portion of block 28, Ogden City, $1260. Frees Plown in Biedtig Brown to Andrew Paticrenn north half of southwest quarter and other quarters in section 51, township 3, range 2 west, $930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uf Gra
Hecurder Wallace
Kyrum Hinne Ant
John W. Butcher
West
Drummitt
George Hoheon
Ogden
Ogden Cig Aurmes, Consteration $1260. Frees, Plown In Biedtig BE Brown
South Ogden Survey
Groep
Mer
Anydrew Paticrenn
Ncthwest
Platte River Floods Threaten West Denver Banks
Floodwaters from Lake George surge down the Platte River threatening banks in West Denver. Thousands rushed to safety as the river overflowed barriers and damaged homes and property. Mounted officers warned residents who moved belongings, and the situation slowly improved with waters receding as snowdrifts eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River
West
Denver
Teerer
Mate River
Lake George
Two laborers crushed by caving wall in Bataan area
In a Betonic incident two workers died when a wall collapsed during construction. The victims identified as John Vonna from Kabitan, Washington, and William Wisely from Walkeretlt were killed while performing duties. Local authorities described the event as a tragic industrial accident.
Compulsory Arbitration Declared Unconstitutional
A court ruling declares compulsory arbitration unconstitutional in a case involving the Steel Car Company. The decision centers on the parties Pittererg Ane and James A. Maze and references a petition tied to industrial disputes. The order impacts related arbitration agreements and pending proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittererg
Ince
James A. Mazearlene Tehay
Teyetink Wish Te Tliry TF Ty Tase Fore
The fragmentary text appears garbled with missing context and uncertain names. It mentions Hearst and PRIM and references prep ads, tied to a likely wartime or political advertising theme. No clear event or individuals are verifiable from the readable words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Abe
Ah Lee and Ah Quon Freed After Water Fishing Trial
The trial in gulice court held all morning on charges of unauthorized fishing in the Weber River waters. Testimony described entries on the 14th of the month and attempts to fish near a tributary, with no license evident. The state failed to prove that the contested waters were Weber river waters, leading to discharge of Ah Lee and Ah Quong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber River
Ah Lee
AS Quon
Chinamra
Gulice Court
Ah Quong
Blaylock in Critical Condition After Robbery Incident
The badly burned Blaylock lies in a hospital in a life threatening state after a January 29 robbery attempt at the paper shop of Tadish and Wickle Co. He is receiving full medical care as doctors fear for his life. Police seek to notify Blaylock's relatives to inform them of the coma and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Mazlock
Tore Tadish & Wickle Co
Days Lock
Blaytoch
Bla Funge
Police laws of states cannot be interfered with
Washington August 6 The tro pease sentence of foals Winderstein convicted at Paulusmere in October 1998 on charges of harboring and awaiting an immoral purpose was commuted to execution immediately. The action followed Attorney General Wirk’s recommendation after a Supreme Court decision striking down section three of the Immigration Act of February 20 1938 as unconstitutional. The court found federal enforcement could not override local laws and that once admitted individuals remained under local control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winderstein
Paultimere
Thveral Wirkenchant
Supreme Court
Pebruscy
Hingersteis
Morgan Escapes A Wreck At Sea
New York reports a yacht named Morgas near City Algod in James Teland Sound suffered a wreck off Long Island while returning to Newport seaterday. The vessel struck a submerged obstacle, leaked, and limped to Hoboken for repairs with the engine intact and speed reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. Morgas
Hoboken
Algod
Jame Teland Sound
Corvair
Morran
Orn
Carsati N
Murder Follows Elopement in Missouri Farm Death
Gallatin Missouri August. John Wart a wealthy farmer killed Ay Otis Glarcamp at the Jatier s home last eight. Three weeks earlier Ward eloped with Mia Claycutod then returned to the Claycomb home to secure the woman s personal effects. The Claycombs have been married twenty years and have two children. Mrs. Claycomb is 29, her husband 58, Ward 58. Mrs. Ward died after a lengthy moer during which she was warned by Mrs. Clarcomt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallalin
John Wart
Ward
Clarcomt
Fragmented Memoir Letter on Coffee and Memory
A garbled missive describes coffee drinking in vivid, chaotic scenes with mentions of Gilead Valine and Pilviermingd. The writer recalls sensory details of coffee alluding to thirst, branding, and a past encounter. The piece ends noting human burdens and unfinished thoughts.
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Gilead
Alwaje
Torsiuim
High fences around depot and reform of passenger tracks
General Superintendent J Daris at Orecon oversees fence and track improvements at Ogden yards to secure passenger trains. Nine thousand tons of material shipped for wash and grading, five new tracks nearly completed. remaining tracks rebuilt with cement between lanes for safer access. Assistant Engineer Darting mobilizes crews to level ground, widen platforms, and erect a complete ground fence to shield the depot from spectators. A west side high steel fence will restrict access to waiting rooms and protect travelers as six thousand passengers arrive daily.
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Daris
Orecon
Eseiem Ie
Ogden
Uma
Washhenn
Union Depot
Darticg
Passengend
Itproretienia
Hdlelda
Klestad
Fraud charges rock coal land dispute in Alaska affair
Washington Aug 25 The president has taken cognizance of charges by Te8 Glaris of a plot to influence the general land offer tied to Alaska coal lands. Officials report a Cunningham claim scheme sought to bypass interior department lines, drawing ire within the Interior and Forestry services as Dennett and Secretary Perce defend the president against unauthorized disclosures.
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Washington
Glaris
Sealy
Giatte
Interior Department
Acm
Cunningham
Alaska
Petra
Dennett
Wear
Actlac
A. Haart
Lawlor
Peverly
Forestry Service
Ti Fo
Glngia
Mtv
Condition of the Treasury in Washington Affected by War
The article notes treasury conditions at the start of business with gold and silver holdings, certificates, and general funds. It lists totals such as cash in hand, balances, and standard government dollars, with figures like 366,000 and 2,620,00 appearing amid accounts of treasury operations and deposits.
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Washington
Enadition
Treasury
HUTA
Dankett Ee Rer
Ee United Sry Falsittaty
Minar Ren
Total Balane i Gederad Font
World War II Era Report From Chile Disrupted
A garbled 1940s style dispatch from Chile describes chaotic travel and management actions. The fragment mentions Americans, a manager, and a panel discussing meddling and secrecy around a broader event.
Baseball at the Fair Grounds in Weber County Fall League
Weber county amateur baseball action headlines a season finale at the fair grounds. Teams from Plain City North Ogden Liberty Eden and adjoining towns will contest a week of games starting September 7 with 10 am play kicks. Grandstand admission is 25 cents. proceeds fund team expenses and prize bonuses for top finishers.
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Weber County
Tate
Ramey Iale
Femucmaly
Jeapwe Gama
Ogden
Dusing
Whetal
Xamee
Plain City
North Ordes
Liberty
Eten
Topper
Kanes
Fall
Windos
Eeonnd
Spaniards to Launch Offensive Amid Strategic Advances
Historical military dispatch reports Spanish commander Mererad Musinas planning an offensive within ten days. Key notes center on river and canal fortifications, Moorish forces under General Sfariga, and the strategic aim to cut emplacements to influence the dynasty’s fate. Attention to Mar Charca watercourses, railway fortresses, and the Moraca theater underlines broader campaign stakes.
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Metia
Auk
Mererad Musinas
Sfariga Tuusen le
Steliila
Merebicn
Marchica
Spaniarat
Martine
Aida
Norte
Postponed Ernst Case Drags On in City Court
The Ernst murder case and related proceedings are continued as District Attorney Harris’s illness delays trial dates. Judge Howell selects August dates, while motions, legal maneuvers, and street obstruction concerns dominate local coverage. The piece cites ongoing delays in the Vacot murder case and criticizes civic issues tied to enforcement and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguine
Clarrnce
Ernat
Courdern
Charles Staples
Severa
Warde
Danemus
Aterplog
Harris
Howell Hin Omming
Nick Vacot
Dyha Contea
Duatriet
Hatele
Fa & Eoasities
Bat Ne
Enforcing Laws Amid Tawe and Moral Debate
Fragmentary OCR text argues for strict law enforcement across a community, contrasting rigorous property laws with vows to moral standards. It cites unnamed figures, religious language, and cultural tensions while referencing controversial figures and places in a disordered, period-voice style.
The Modern Blue Fenodl Dramatic Era Reflections
A fragmented reminiscence piece about The Modern Blue Fenodl and Winter era theater, mentioning Joie and Greely figures, editors, and veteran performers. It recalls a faded, poetic style of critique, the blue pencil era, and nostalgic backstage anecdotes with numerous garbled names.
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Laddie Cliffe
Cassinal
Madcaps
M. Kelly & CO
Collerns
Cooper & Robinson
Grace Armond
THE
Onpheum Orchestra
Aziga
Eadag
Fintz
Call
Mig
Mark Magsage
H. Bet
Torial Roone
Sunnesa
Trasonante
Potnicott F. Rou
Seowerolt & One Company
Wright
Mather
George FP
Barker
Tet
Trecip
Fourth Street
Yraterday
Kaeelek
Holmen
Miles Jonon
Jobus
Folsea
Emily Shuddock
Ghetiff
Caton Wilton
Omaha
Nebraska
Tvening
Olen
Aber
Seymour L. Clark
Sherif
Ortivera
Forest Department
Colorado
New Mexica
Trey
John Vonna
AWS Lee
Descride
C. &, Blaylock
Morgan
Mibsouri
Kind & Cotes
Will Ge
Knutt Schnitts
Pinchot
Land Office
Chile
Cingite
BUAE
Fair Grounds
WM. Glasmann
County League
Theae Clube
Sspaniards
Moraca
Denon
Miri
Deneral
Gatet
Sergererat
Cuba
Apabha
ADP A Bros
WORLE
Helgian Horse Company No
Hare Jost
Trots
Thomas H HU
William Springer
Thayer
Govermearey Etperiees
Cotte Ghet
Welgian
Giallioce
Pricra Allhrough
United States
Th Wayment
Famiuel Wayment
AL Moghsm
LF. Camptell
Stanager
Tyler Dingham
Gameel Bmoat
Woittacs Gtqt
M. IE Wingham
John Waymeant
le Fisher
PP. Marron
Qle Oleex
Erastis Ninebar
Williim Jy. Volmex
James Etheringiss
W. EL Iingham
EB. C. Wingham
J. FL Campbell
Eall
Dashect
Ernst Case
Alee de Posipones
Heven Dean
Atrocony
Degt Market
Corncl
Otto Madem
Rich
Herrick
Thomas
Fatheta
Jaggneg
Weber Club
Tbity Thousand Club
Eneog Groeratts
Eugene A
Battelia
Oxden
Hjaro
Delia
Parpayera
Selly Ortrante
Claire
Greeley
Winvet
Winer
Éaplacatlan
Etiall Parker
Erie
Netleoa
Matta
Tring
Terry
Anil
Pele Napiha
Xnut
Patass
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