Oak Faria Deanama to Benefit Local Court Visit
A three act drama titled Oak Faria is set for the Fourth Ward Saisement hall on December 4, 1994 in the evening to raise funds for Doctor C. Fan Dyke. The event precedes a trip to California and includes a variety of attractions and sales.
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Oak Faria
Guesa
Mder
C. Fan Dyke
Dla Departere
California
Admie Wrp
Ehlléreo
Married Life and Transport News From the West
Fragmented notices detail a marriage of D Shaw to Miss Hoettla Nichotann in Ogden and a train service shift with darkening schedules between Ogden and Malad. Items mention a packing plant exposure, coal shipments to Castle Gate and Clear Creek, a business trip to Sparks, a millinery sale, and funeral arrangements for Jay T. Browning.
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Auditing Department
Harriman
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Ghietle
S7th
Sparks
Manson
Tomoran Brain
Hubert Hey
Uiston
Chile
Fron
Cay
Satantap
Hee
Spur Kim Sil Vo
Wash
Local notices and legal briefs fill December page items
The page lists property matters and court actions including an administrator appointment for Thomas Y Stanford and amended complaints in ongoing cases. Records show real estate transfers in Mountain View addition and licenses for marriages. A lecture at West Academy and upcoming trials are noted among varied municipal notices and committee activities.
Biggy Seeks Resignation Amid Police Turmoil
Reported Monday night events center on Police Commissioner D Ril who faced a crisis as a claim of attempted resignation surfaced. Keil admits the motive involved pressure from officials as discussions about replacement circulated, with mayoral figures present and a tense public mood following the allegation.
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Leleefere
Beenon
Keil
Hell
Taylor
Fetl
Roosevert Celebrates 22nd Wedding Anniversary
Roosevert marks twenty two years of marriage with a quiet observance at St Coeteen. A Presbyterian service preceded a business day at the White House, followed by a formal anniversary gathering and a reception for invited guests. A Chinese envoy attended the celebration in the afternoon.
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Washington
Int
Ant
Stevertedt
St Coeteen
Gold Engaged to Export to Paris
The report notes plans for American exports to Paris with discussions of finance and shipments. It cites Wall Street activity, industry expectations, and the scale of anticipated trade, indicating growing interest in the Paris market and associated commodity movements.
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Paris
New York
Ae Paria
Lan Pachaner
Renta
Election of a School Board Election Reported
Mal Fotal leads with 684 votes as voters head to noon. The article notes rapid progress in tallying votes to elect new members to the board of education, aided by candidates’ transportation. Details for each ward are partially captured as: First Ward, Second Ward, Third Ward, Fourth Ward, with incomplete counts.
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Fotal
Board of Education
Boy Escapes From Nevada Hospital In Reno
Harold Grant, a boy believed in Nevada, escaped from the Nevada Moxprial for Stertal Ou faren in Reno. Judge Gunnell and Superintendent S C Gilbrom monitor the case as his mother and sister seek orders. boy’s history includes feeble birth, past hospitalizations, and habitual train riding.
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Hoowell
Alarold Grant
James Gooding
Dtr
Bis Mother and Sietera
Nevada
Bey
Moxprial
Stertal Ou Faren
Reno
Gouge Moore
Tha Trormiog
Urant von
Nerads
Gunnell
8. C. Glbrom
Harota Grant
Moore
Grant
Umea
Dir. Moore
Tita
Five Dollar Fines Imposed in Dele Court Incident
In a Dele version of pollen court this morning only one vagrant and a penitent drunk were before the court. Fred Moller pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received a three day sentence. Willan Theyfield admitted minor intoxication and the court levied a five dollar fine or five days. The clerk quoted various sums as the judge considered the fine.
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Pollen Court
Fred Moller
Willan Theyfield
Day
Judes
Ela
Batter labeling and fat content inspector study
A government inspector discusses butter composition and labeling standards. He notes producers may mislead consumers about fat content and water weight, urging clear packaging and accurate statements on fat percentages and contents.
Reward for Slayer of Clark Sparks New Utah Reward
Detectives continue work at Uintah as Weber County, Weber city and Governor Utah boost the reward for Clark murder suspect. Total now up to 70 with local Ogden residents offering more, officials say a longer hunt could extend the effort as rumors swirl of a wounded man near Uintah. Union Pacific detectives weigh a new line of inquiry while officers press for tangible progress in solving the car robbery and deputy’s death. Superintendent Whitney indicates public support could raise up to 1 000 to 3 000 to aid capture of the killer and capture the tax collector’s killer.
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Walon Pacific Huathony Company
Weber
Ogden
Uintah
Sheri Wilson
Ricera
Bla Womilt
Bret
Balleta
Sherif Murphy
Clark
Aheris
Feterra
Boer Murphy
Arrat
Coattellan
Union
Vacife
Ate
Ce Dlen
Princess Custody Battle Sparks Courtroom Turmoil
Tarie and Dee report on a high profile case involving Count de Castellane and Princess De Kagan. The court weighs marital faults, alleged adultery, and the welfare of three children, with emphasis on protecting the princess’s parental rights and the best interests of the children amid a tense palace dispute.
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Tarie
Dee
Princess de Kagan
Wifonmetly
Anna
Vuntinin Tolay
Guangel
Win Ah Sarae
Smarguae de Uanteliane
McClenencean
Cours of
Branca Almaye
M. Clemenceau
Bey
Waa
Wal'rt
Donable fault cited in scandal over children tutoring
The passage accuses a noble figure of harming the children through humiliating language toward their tutor and letters calling De Sazar a bandit. Clemenceau denied prior interference with the education of the children and pledged to consider the count’s expressed position. The issue centers on regal influence over the children's upbringing without attempting coercive changes.
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de Sazar
Clemenceau
Archbold Questioned by Kellogg on Standard Oil Influence
Testimony traces Standard Oil control from 1834 to 1903 and argues about percentages of domestic business and refinery acquisitions. Kellogg presses Archbold to explain whether purchases aimed to crush competition or expand Standard’s reach, citing past figures and merged Galena OilCompany details.
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New York
Thee
John 1 Archbold
Blanchard Oil Company
Kel Jorg
Roger
Punt
Kellocg
Seaboard
Kellogg
Con
Huard
Ab Wy
General Miller
Bam
Unclear OCR text about empire retailing and stockholders
Fragmented historic notice referencing a purchase at three dollars, a souvenir spoon offer, and control of an empire retailing company by Stamtarts stockholders. Names include Rasmussen and New York Racket Store. No clear event date or location certain.
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Ager le Gord
Dee
Sini
Rasmussen
New York
Trial details at Rustin homicide case in Omaha
Proceedings describe the murder of Gr. Frederick Rustin and the involvement of witnesses in the defendant’s case. Testimony covers the death of the physician and attempts to collect 75,000 in heir possessions. Jurors heard accounts from two friends about the fatal incident and the events surrounding the crime scene.
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Omaha
Treweer
Charles
Twa Winensea
Vo Frien
Mpa
R. Archer
Wealth idea fades as Ana aims to fund campaign
Fragmentary text references Ana and fundraising goals for a campaign tied to Atchiron Globe. The readable portion suggests a link between wealth perception and civic contribution, but lacks clear events or roles. Further details needed to identify persons, organizations, and dates.
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Ana
Paign Fund
Atchiron Globe
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