Education Notes Reflect on Fire Drills and School Activities
The piece reviews fire drill concerns at Pingree and Salt Lake City, noting Superintendent Allison’s criticism of drills for nervous children. It highlights Blereopticon lectures by Rev. Ora C. Wright and Christmas events at Madison Five Points and Grant, with classroom displays, music, and student achievements praised.
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Pingree
Pasement
Allison
Salt Lake City
Ora C. Wright
Wright
Fort
Madison
Ile
Grant
Fort Shaw Challenging Weber Academy Girls in Basketball
The Weber Academy girls basketball team received a challenge from the Fort Shaw Indian girls, champions of Montana, for a series of early spring games. The faculty and students look forward to this contest amid other school activities and upcoming athletic plans.
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Fort Shaw
Leagut
Logan
Stowell
Dalton
McKendrick
Fifth Ward
Fulton Compound touted as cure for Brights Disease and Diabetes
An advertisement claims Fulton’s Renal Compound cures Brights Disease and diabetes after failing with other medicines. It recounts J Bachelder’s recovery after using the product sent by Thomas Kirkpatrick of San Francisco. The notice urges mailing order forms and lists agents in Ogden and nearby streets.
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San Francisco
Vigt Kirkpatrick
Kearney Street
Kirkpatrick
Fulton Compound
Mr. Bachalger
Bright
Fulton
J. Fulton Co
Washington Streets
Ogden
Win
Giddings
W. Badeon
Regular Board of Education Meeting and Finance Report
The board met in regular session with President Dee and others present. The finance committee reported $11,656 taxes collected, $4,000 note paid, $8.50 interest on $35,000 bonds, and teachers warrants totaling $5,000. Treasurer shows receipts $2,020.57 and disbursements $14,685.06. cash balance $17,343.81. Superintendent Allison lists school counts and attendance figures.
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Board of Education
Dee
Joyce
Conroy
Island
Juilliam
Allison
Rolapp
Ogden Savings Bank
Sanitary Ayminitier
Ni Ames
Missea Tibbetts
Mollie Stone
Edith Parker
Clara Parker
Galary Nets
Bessie Moyes
Lulu B. Bell
Tthe Lawja School
Bertha Goddale
Slisbursementa
Casa
Purse Snatching Victim A. G. Lee Sought By Police
Report from San Francisco says A G Lee of Ogden, visiting, is the victim of a purse snatcher who took a pocketbook containing over 86 dollars. Lee secured a warrant for the arrest of a man identified as John Doe on grand larceny charges after an incident in Golden Gate Park and Imprison Vista Park where he was approached by a stranger while taking photographs.
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Atranger
Lee
Jin
Ryan
Taylor
San Francisco
A. G. Lee
Orden
John Doe
Tee Gontott
Golden Gate Park
Imena Vista Park
Besa Atranger
Cigara
Arthur Murphy
Stephen Eddy
Murphy
Mair
Eugene Sullivan
George Clark
James Toole
Murhy
Mann
Alex Wright
Sullivan
Warde
Jeff
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake
Clark and Toole
Monsy
Eddy
Dutton
Toole
Elko Residents Claim Spotter Unmasked a Southern Pacific Agent
An Elko Nevada report claims a man using the name John Striker posed as a prospector and spotter for the Southern Pacific. He allegedly sought to barter fare with conductors and was taken by a self-appointed committee after a confrontation at the Elk saloon. He was later removed from his lodging and his whereabouts become unknown.
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Elko
Nevada
THE
Southern Pacific Company
John & Striker
Elke
Init
C. Growley
San Francisco
Isfaleo
Striker
Ogden
Carlin
Elk
Ife
Commercial Hotel
Tom Harney
Plain Suitings Bargain Prices in Varied Textiles
A stock list notes plain suitings sponged and shrunk in brown and navy with widths 46 to 50 inches, former prices around $2.25 now discounted. Black green and red combinations in 46 to 50 inch widths, former price $1.25 now reduced. Fancy zibeline 50 inches wide with color blends priced at $1.23 to $1.35, now discounted. Cheviots in red blue green brown 50 inches wide formerly $1.25 now cut. Melonsey solid colors grey brown very heavy for suits 66 to 58 inch widths at $1.23 now lower. New lining silk Anthera 60¢ per yard in all colors. Children's bonnets promoted with sale prices on poke bonnets, cup bonnets, and fur-trimmed silk bonnets in navy red white and light blue with sizes 13 to 16 and 14 to 10.
Perfect Labyrinth of Temptations In Prices for Seasonable Goods
The notice urges early buying for the holiday season starting Monday morning. It promises four splendid stock items and offers designed to shift shoppers from waiting until the last minute.
Favorable Prices for Children's Dresses
An unusual display offers children's dresses at low prices. Young sizes 1 to 4 years show outing flannel designs in pink white and blue checks with trim at 29c and 38c, regular 40c and 50c values. New arrivals include cassimeres zibelines serged and flannels priced from 1.00 to 7.00.
Children wool lined slippers protect against cold
Per pair price announced at 20 cents for wool lined children slippers with warm slipper soles advertised as a cold protection item.
Ladies' Golf Gloves Offer Broad Range of Styles
Advertises ladies golf gloves in black and multicolor patterns from Fuhite and Misnev with prices 25c to 60c per pair. Emphasizes variety, patterns, and value for stylish wear on the course.
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Golf Groyeg
New Belts at Easy Prices with Leather Belts and Frames
A garbled ad notes belts and chiffon collar frames arriving. It mentions leather belts priced around 95 cents and new belt items with post numbers, aiming to attract buyers with low prices and fashion items.
Two Bits for Two Bits Show Window News
A compact 2 for 2 feature highlights brief items from town show window news. It sketches periodic notices and short items focusing on local people and happenings displayed in shop windows.
Half Price Offering Of Novelty Goods
Bargain sale ad touts half price on novelties and cosmetic sets. The listing highlights gents smoking sets manicure and toilet sets, leather cases and 2 piece sets priced from dollars to a few dollars, suggesting wholesale-like discounts for Christmas shopping.
Worth-While Shawls Showings Highlight Wool and Velvet Pieces
A catalog of shawls and accessories features beaver and wool shawls in black brown and grey with fancy borders priced from 3 to 7.50. Includes dentelle wool shawls 64 by 128 inches in grey and brown, warrants all-wool shawls 72 by 144 inches at 4 dollars, small plaids and border designs, white cashmere shawls from 1.50 to 2.30, hairline all-wool shawls with black stripe checks, and various case, album, and stationery items tied to a sale display.
Striker’s Expulsion Condemned by Independent Voice
The Independent condemns the methods used to remove the striker from the community. It asserts every citizen is entitled to legal rights and argues self appointed committees cannot drive him out. It warns that such lawless acts damage order and invite further violence.
Vindicator Mine gains Utah investment for development
Experts from Utah and Northwestern Investment Company of Salt Lake City report the Vindicator property in the mountains east of Uintah as highly satisfactory. They have contracted to float treasury stock to fund thorough development and elevate the mine to producer status. Ogden citizens own and control the property with figures like George F. Busch Col A. B. Hayes and GG, The Becher among its owners.
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Uintah
Utah and Northwestern Investment Company
Salt Lake City
Treasury
Ogden
George F. Busch
A. B. Hayes
Becher
Mr Busch
Edler Granted Bail in Alleged Criminal Bet Case
The Helper reports Edler was released on bail as the examination proceeded in the alleged criminal bet case. Details remain unclear as the proceedings continue.
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Edler
Timber and Coal Strikes and Local Turmoil Reported
Reports describe conscription of Edler case in Carbon county with bonds for release. Troop command changes, injuries from a stabbing at a boarding house, and a large strike meeting where workers support returning to work without discrimination against non union men. Also news of Colombian troop movements and officials inviting indigenous chiefs to discuss matters.
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Strikt
Utah Fuel Company
Goreme Wells
ibtistrikers #& Cy
Utah
Atrikera
Alitchal
Vestings on sale with assorted prices per yard
Readable text shows vestings offered at attractive prices per yard with multiple lines of prices listed including 75 cents and additional figures like 50e and 6c. The passage mentions varieties such as wash waist and vestings priced to attract buyers.
Bloody affray shocks city at dawn near Half-Way Trading House
A violent confrontation occurred in darkness near the Half-Way trading house tunnel in Park City early today. One person, Busgene Sullivan, was mortally wounded, with reports describing the incident as a bloody cutting affray. Police investigations underway as officials assess injuries and causes.
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Park City
Dec
Arelew Tidge
Gene Sullivan
Coal Strike Settlement Reached in Carbon County Meeting
A meeting of Utah Fuel Company strikers in Carbon county was held tonight with delegates from all local unions. Judge King, Salt Lake City attorneys Fowler and Edler, and organizers Kelliher, Rice, and Dewolli of the United Mine Workers attended to push toward a settlement of the coal strike.
Fragmentary memo on Colombian troops near Colon and Panama
A partially legible report describes Colombian forces under Lt Melendez in Colon in early December. It notes 450 troops led by Generst Finzon and far taxena reaching the Atrato and planning a raid toward Panama, with boats and canoes filled with soaked provisions hindering progress.
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Colon
Gor
Melendez
Sa Id
Finzon
Fartaxena
Cartageats
Geovar
Panama
Terzibta
Uhlee
Pure Blood Bitters Heralds Burdoos Compound Purity
Ambiguous OCR text hints at a product claim for Pure Blood Bitters and Burdoos Blood Bitters. The readable fragment mentions purity and a branded preparation but contains no clear event, date, or independent facts to confirm a coherent news item.
Stanley Stevens Buys Commerce Electric Co Business
Stanley S Stevens has purchased the Commerce Electric Co and locates at 2279 Wash Ave. He plans to lease to meet patrons and friends. The shop will offer a full line of satur es and special prices in house.
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R Education Notes OF Ogden Schools
Orth
Dougetg
C Chiltdren
Voryammich
Carter
Duffy
Daniels
Walla
Cmt
Deversp
Mira Hamel
Liberty
Libytuare
Misa Kirkpatrick
Seerleey
Andrews
Weber Stake Academy
Diabetes News
Asa
Anthera
Bingle
Sita
Séllgettie
Cc Oak
Esa Jae
Avaedl F
Ebay
Eaton-Hillslbut
Cretonnes
Bebe
Investment Company
District Court of
Carlon County
Niela A. Madsen
Dominica Bruno
General Cannon
Edster
Cannon
Castle Gate
Major Heywood
Scofield
Major Dean
Clear Creek
Captain Kamerman
Winter Quarters
Kamerman
Sunnyside
Wilson
Sunnyside Union
Tomorow
Costanza Mangi
Auglio Paccolas
Price
D. O. Clark
George L. Bleck
Union Pasific Coal Company
Carbon County
Hatel
Bogota
Honda
Reyes
Ingian
Point Diablo
Ofte
San Blas
Cape Mosquito
Ederdown
Stanley S. Stevens
Imperial Restaurant
J, Lambert
Prop
St. Ogden, Utah
Lyceum
Family Theatre
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