Rumors Center on Pacific Fruit Express PlantSite
Local chatter grows over where a new car shop and refrigerator car plant for Pacific Fruit Express may be built. W H Bancroft and Oregon Whorf Idee executives say sites will be chosen where needed, with orders for 6000 refrigerator cars. Critics urge the Harriman interests to locate the plant locally, hinting at leveraging city yards for growth.
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Pacific Fruit Express Company
W. H. Bancroft
Oregon Whorf Idee
Em Company
Geeterdar
Quey Toa Ag
East Lake City
Tay
Harriman
Oxgen
Railroid Company
Animé Ot Oxden
Enetartic
Two Cures for One and a Free Cough Remedy Offer
An old time cure advertisement promises two remedies for one, with a cough remedy and a free plaster. It touts Bromo Cough Remedy as the best throat and lung formula and claims it is used by physicians and in the United States Dispensatory. The ad urges buying a package to get both cures, and notes Dr. Geo F. Cave as the pharmacist at 224 and Wash. Streets. It also mentions Laovative Hovey and Tar as another cold remedy and guarantees satisfaction.
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United States
Gil
Geo. F. Cave
Notice of Debt Responsibility by Dr J X Allen
Notice states Dr J X Allen will be responsible for debts contracted by him or by his wife, asserting liability for obligations incurred by either party and attributing authority to himself as signer in legal or financial matters. The wording suggests a formal declaration of personal responsibility for debts.
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J. X. Allen
Burgeoning Federal Building Love Note Triggers Office Stir
chaotic scene unfolds as a young contractor William Wray and bride elect Charlotte Keizer face a flood of romantic letters typed onto a door at the federal building. colleagues and staff react with astonishment as the display reveals a cascade of affectionate phrases and a cascade of giggles and whispers ripple through the workspace. The incident ends with the couple swiftly departing, while coworkers recount the strange emotional outburst and its surprising blurring of professional boundaries.
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Wessane
Thi Wray
Anstalilzg
Federal Building
Sto Sas
Marivd
Charlotte Keizer
Crane Thureday
Oskalosa
Pels
Federal
Young & Piradtet
Turing
Phi Wray
Agdes
Darling
Duttan
Meade
Pou
Wep
Koate
Titan
Mindy
Puddin
Ogden School Board Approves Teacher Allocations and Holiday Break
The Ogden board debated routine matters and approved $1500 in appropriations for attending teachers. Christmas recess runs December 21 to January 7, with $7,206.06 in teacher salaries to be drawn. Finances show $17,122.29 cash on hand and a month’s receipts and expenditures detailed.
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Sauen
Monroe
Quack
North Ogden Mourns Death Of Thomas C Shure Veteran and Saint
Bereaved in North Ogden mark the death of Thomas Clayton Shure after about a week of illness. A native Virginian, he moved to Ogden with his family and became a blacksmith, later succeeding his father in the business. A devout Latter Day Saint, he was beloved by relatives and a large circle of friends. Services were held at the North Ogden meetinghouse, with interment in Ogden City cemetery. A Sunday school committee was named to arrange a Christmas concert fundraiser.
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Thomas Clayton Shure
Jamies Wright Ehupe
Mormon Battalion
Virginia
Ogden
North Orden
Ameller
Sarah Ly Campbell
Mear Bis Joss
Kinesa
Beld Im
Suns
Geden City
W. Gibson
Thomax Storey
Wilhacr Wwokiti
Precilia” Montgomery
Grace Milley
Beneft
John Dagen
Rome
WiMiacia
Thermas
Clay Wee Bird
Taltowing
Soxo Totele
Nertan
MT Gilbert
Wovaner O
Opden Letes
Brigham City
Jn Aload
Booth Beigham City
Mary
Stephens
Stryh Ogden
Leedeom
Asec
Ogden Crack Team Defeats Brigham Cy in Bowling Showdown
Ogden's crack bowling team routed the Brigham Cy squad in a decisive match marked by strong strikes from key players and dominant spare conversions. The victory boosts Ogden's standings while Brigham Cy faces an uphill climb in upcoming fixtures.
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Ogden
Brigham Cy
Change of Business at Central Meat Market
The Central Meat Market changes hands from C He Wriant to Grith and Wecker who will run the business at 2263 Wash Ave. The new management greets former patrons and aims to provide first class meals. They invite inquiries and will operate with current seasonal offerings.
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C He Wriant
Baeen
Grith and Wecker
Ang Tve
The Sleuth of the Fo at Grand Opera House
A large, appreciative audience applauded The Sleuth of the Fo at the Grand Opera House last evening. The production featured James Gordon as Marcus Superhut and Madge Cottoran as Mereta, with strong supporting roles by Nero, Stephanus, and others. The all around balanced company delivered a clever, moral tale with notable Christian themes.
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Grand Pera Aoine
James Gordon
Marcus Superhut
Chrisian
Larry Morton
Nero
Madge Cottoran
Mereta
Aulta Altra
Tren Enen
soUnKsar
Tereco
Tas Stephanus
Christian Youth
Zimmer
C. Stuart Johnson
Miss Mingle Fighting
Mins Police Ro’ Neon
The Little Homestead Tale in New England Verse
A fragmentary notice discusses a work titled The Little Homestead headed by William Macurley. It highlights a poetical portrayal of individual sentiment and community praise for the tale, noting the press and audience’s sympathetic response to characters and themes.
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Graal
Sundar
Aratoa
New England
William Macurley
Fomesd Tailoring Co Offers Custom Fits And Samples
A misread ad style piece showcases Fomesd Tailoring Co inviting customers to visit for tailored clothing. It highlights custom fits, individual measurements, and a sample assortment, claiming to tailor garments to each customer’s figures and needs with emphasis on precision and quality.
Street Cars Stranded as Winter Service Uncertain
The regular streetcar service faces disruption this winter as rail officials struggle to meet promised schedules. After a Salt Lake visit, officials challenge the reliability of prior assurances, while the Utah Fuel Company ships fuel and aims to run one car per day to avert shutdowns. Protests mount as supply lines falter and pressure to restore steady service grows amid a forecast of possible relief in weeks if fuel is allocated.
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Ana
Dal Joy
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah Furl Company
Woo
Jocus Company
Voting Contest at Rink Draws Odd Mentions and Nonsense
An apparent vote at a rink yields a tangle of names and garbled phrases. The readable parts suggest a contest with participants such as Glenn Lawes and Rachel Scowerell, amid incoherent filler text and stray letters.
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Agdt
Miktreanté
Glenn Lawes
Rachel Scowerell
Chiltie Walker
Marie Berger
Fiona Wier
Caer
Nevada Sheriff Arrives at Scene Amid Confusion and Noise
A chaotic incident unfolds as a Nevada sheriff and deputies respond to a disturbance. Local officers cordon the area while bystanders report unclear motives and potential threats. No injuries or official statements are immediately confirmed.
Commissioners Entertained by Local Leaders in Salbaht Meeting
A group of commissioners met with Yi Moe and Stootargart Wadaoa GQntity of Salbaht OMe to discuss matters of local governance and upcoming projects. The attendees reviewed proposed policies and potential public benefits during the session held in the city hall.
Fragmented News Snippets From Salt Lake Region
An assortment of damaged passages describes a bridge project on a county road, local commissioners and officials attending meetings, and a farewell feast in Salt Lake. The text also references high school activities, football team recognition, alumni events, and student awards with several names and dates obscured by errors.
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Jordon Bridge
Brat County Road
Salt Lake
Wilson
Stanford
Maison
Theater graft probe widens as Grand Jury probes city theaters
Grand Jury investigates alleged theater graft in San Frenches Dee, questioning owners, booking agents, and theater staff. About twenty witnesses summoned, fourteen testified before adjournment. evidence indicates many venues failed to meet building regulations for permits and operation.
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San Frenches
Gress
Actrestes
Peasey
Engian
Sluggers Testify In Chicago Strike Trial
Chicago December testimony described a cross tram raid by Wm Kelly and associates, with Kelley admitting acting as a strike picker paid weekly as a strike fund lasted. Michael Murphy and AY Young, former Teamsters president, testified. Murphy recounted violent tactics and threats to keep pickets in line, including pulling workers to prevent scab activity.
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Chicago
Kelly
Parmiaster
Shea
Courlid
Lad Lata
Traly
Fone
Hicsael Mur
Wth Kelly
AY Young
Tnternational Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Odec
Wu Feed & Produre Co
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Thomas Clayton Shupe
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Shufe. Williams
the Grand
Peniegs
Sealy
Tamera
Portland
Washington Ave
Japan Art Association
Virgina
F. Bloom
Vibe Wellkapen
W .H. Patton
Beresford
Bereefors
Pat Mententvér
Censkier
Samopire Fomesd Talloring CO
Difticuit
Mien Lasnue
Confertanta
Nevada
Han
Dion
Hich School
ROTES
Sirs
Ednamith
Kia Ture Bergerman
Graves
Amudenta
Paris
Congress Academy
Aumot
Ugh
Renath
Atandante
Mabel Crave
Ellen Unsworth
Holy Maddock
Extelia
Maude Paine
Dore Bol
Helen Gidds
Prowence Sali
Darrell Greeamsi
Claude Corny
Babel Wilcox
Ruel
Qoe
Grand. Jury
Murphy
Toung
Sarpy
Bre
Gabfest
Cam
Hr. Gabfert
Roosevelt
Luxus
Oraha
Fred Krug Brewing Company
Oan J. Greiner
Tony Fifth Leset
Adam Snyder
Main Street
Salt Lake City
Tel Phons Dety
Independent
BAUMEISTER_ BROS
Twenty-Fourth Street
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