Christmas Crime Notes And Local Robberies In City
Police log items report a holdup at a Salt Lake City shop with a $26 cash haul and a street-level robbery in Lincoln prenne area. Other notes describe stolen clothing valued at $69, a rheumatic attack delaying Mrs Carino, dental ads, and Christmas preparations amidst county officials receiving December pay. The mixed items include a divorce granted, court notes, and the weathered bustle of holiday-season life.
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Amd
Lew
Kohhip
Ie Gald
Lincoln Prenne
Twentyctirt Street
Richard Dea
Lawing
Ofden
Alan
J. TL
Ratchet
Salt Lake Chy
Botti
Great Avenue
Ady
Del
Inten
George Neilson
Adama Avenue
Puiteasa
Serge wUit
Ile
Goalat Klodd
Ceal and
Iq8 Co
Offic
Ada’ Carino
W. Musee -Marmelles Dentlat
Ehidson
Gliecke
Aire
Fragmented OCR Notes On Post Office and Military Movement
Fragments describe post office hours and a proposed delivery for widows. It mentions a May event, a Pacific visitor, and United States soldiers arriving with a role from Commins to San Francisco. The text is garbled with many names and dates unreadable.
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J'dulionsior
Carrides
City Flekeb
Magi Betmer
Tir
Upton Pacific Wits
Galt
Coimmins
San Francisco
Tear dance and exhibition drill Des Des
A brief item notes a tear dance and exhibition drill led by Des and Stet with a descriptive display. The event features a dynamic routine highlighting precision and choreography in a staged performance.
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Des. Stet
Washington Visit Amid Copper Industry Plans
M A Be Foon in Washington with Trowwing, returning to D C, meeting Governor Wiha Spry and prominent business leaders. They engaged with the United States Department on plans to aid copper and western industries, addressing concerns about eastern policies and ongoing discussions on regional economic issues.
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Washington
Ogden Christmas Stop Leads Pacific Route Feature
President William F. Sproule of the Southern Pacific visits Ogden for a Christmas in the schedule. The party travels from New York City to San Francisco and is due in Ogden early, expected to remain through the evening. See Blaney feature in five parts Across the Pacific at the time tonight.
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Willian F. Sproule
Ogden
Newfork City
San Trenecisco
Remeist
Tiia
Christmas Festivities Attract Ridge Children Crowd
Fhe Fogtee' longe hosts the annual Christmas celebration this afternoon on Tindéon avenue in front of the Hirst building. The crowd, including children, ridge members, and friends, awaited a gift distribution near the main PortA. The program was expected to begin promptly at 1:20 p.m.
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Tindéon
Pravle
Tuath
Turing Joy
Bundreds
Paso Candy
Christmas Tree Display Brightens Town Holiday Night
The municipal Christmas tree procession drew crowds as branches glowed with white incandescent lights. People gathered to view the festive display, enjoy a brief musical program, and partake in candy treats during the celebration, expected to feature local dignitaries.
Weber Academy Wins In Contest
Coach Malcolm Watson led Weber Academy to a 43 to 17 victory over Clearfield, with Wilkins at guard and Golnasi, Telfoneard, and Jow Brower among starters. Strong defense and fast breaks powered the win, while Mier and Jenken held key roles on the line.
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Malcolm Watson
Wefer Acadiny
Baskolah
Hlayers
Tm Clearfield
Ulal
Teosdas
Wilkinsut
Golnasi
Telfoneard
Cettch- Jow-Brower
Mier
Jenken
Society Miss Dee Hostess Holds Christmas Party at Home
Miss Eon Dee hosted a Christmas gathering at 2008 Adras Avenue on Monday evening. Guests enjoyed games and a tree lit with ornaments, Santa Claus distribution of gifts, and a formal dinner. Nearby, other ladies attended a Moynehan party at 3239 Lines Avenue with decorations, games, and a prize dinner. The community Christmas season continued with church children’s observances and charity drives. Miss Irene Paine planned to spend Christmas in New York with her mother Mrs Warren.
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Miss Dee
Misa Eon Dee
Christhias
Adras ‘Avenue
Sapte Claus
Atfesea Lore
Tehite Shetster
Semie “Anciarkon
HuGda! Dye
Etella
Simintee
Anderson
Glailya
Atuserave
Clara
Kissa
Suale Bhinistey
Belva Farr
Pueile
Thomas
Elfen Tees
Auatrice Murphy
Jennette Wilson
de Moynehans
Lines Avenue
Tueaday
Messrs
Fortlte Munson
Tack Neal
Iant Wonds
Jack Sheers
Fred Tiisinses
Earl Denmers
Robert Mase
Bill Smyth
BN Yay
Lawrercr Wai
Gearne Kesster
Wigsos Nesleice Murphy
Cord Candiancy
Jenantte Wikson
Eva Moyep
Mae Ryan
Luella Mancock
Macark
Alice and Bertha
Broyes
Andié Hancock
Sanday Echagl
Christie
Mall Tor
Santa Claus
Chriztoras Ifec
Aden
Sid
Ogden
Panoramic View of Ogden City Reported
The Utah State Bureau of Immigration Labor and Bintsiles requested a panoramic view of Ogden. The report, directed by Secretary HH, was compiled and printed early in the new year. The Publicity bureau prepared a story on Ogden and its industries with photographs for the bureau’s report.
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Ogden Putitelty
Tos
Utah State Bureau of Imoegration
Babor
Bintisiles
Ogden
Ifagnes
Ita Industries
Cleo
Fragmented OCR item on ads and names
Readable fragments mention ads and names with garbled text about a wife, money, and a referenced person. The legible parts point to a fragmented notice or classified snippet lacking clear actions or dates.
Death of Shop Employee After Accident at Plant
Fret G. Nruealte, 45, son of Mrs and Mrse Nruealte of 2828 Lti volt avenue, died November 25 at a local hospital from injuries received while at work in the Southern Pacific shops. Witnesses said he collapsed as a fall occurred during the process, with a sudden spell of fainting and loss of consciousness. He had lived in Gskon six years and worked at the shops for two, survived by parents and several siblings. He was a member of the Sons of Yermak and Knights of Pyhlan lodges.
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G. Nruealte
Bins An Katherkit Shaestle
Oregon
Wileb
Bert
Irneklure
Init
Une Hospital
Gskon
Sud
Hle
Yermak
Pyihlan -Todges
Byongni
Teiby
Mmibny Olfora
Micvelone
Ols Most
Imahnss
Geo
Tndigner
Anne
Mike Terry Ko
Troy
Cho
Rulactiod
Svengali -Cragashiekto
Pha Geenonatention Sa Wordértal Wiel
Hvengali
Bilas Terry
Alger
Tedlifon
Ubers
Gevren Bodue
Mily Bale
Binet
Waita
Buy Robinsay
Caneris
Cleo
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Fragmented notices report a death and forthcoming funeral arrangements for multiple individuals. Details include names, relationships, and places of residence. one infant death is noted with limited context. dates and full services are yet to be announced.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Recorder Office
The county recorder lists deeds including Wilkins Readt Jemima Resut with a partial lot transfer for Lots 7 and 8 Week 1 pat B Ogien survey for 72.00. George W. Pikerington and wife transfer to James McVarland a part of section 4g Township 6 north Range 2 west Salt Lake meridian, consideration 5,000.
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Welle
Counsry Recorder
Wilkins
Ogien
George W. Pikerington
Wifa
James Ft. McVarland
Séelion Fo
Inwnship
Vance
Salt Lake Meridian
Mew Arrested in City Court Case Against Thew and Mew
The case of Cedon City versus Fort AAtekel and Mitchell Street centers on an alleged assault on a conductor J. Mullansy of the Oregon Short Line the night of December. The defendants faced arraignment and entered pleas as their defense was condensed by attorneys Ballor and Estley of Baltimore. Jurors included Charles A. Bass Paul Stecher Jay Shucket and Alex Leatham with testimony detailing nocturnal train observations and alleged threats before conviction deliberations.
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Cedon City
Fort Aatekel
Jack Street
Leths Mantetpat Court
Luday
Sinet Joneph
Combuuine
Ieory Estley
Balt
Mitchell
Street
Cor
Attorhes Ballor
Mitchett
Charles A. Bass
Paul Stecher
Jay Shucket
Alex Leatham
K J
Mullondy
Sie
Ore
Mitchel
Harry Mitchel
Salt Lake
Mens
Fasalie
Fierain
Mullaney
Pankonker
Sunger
Alyrida
Ogden
Ennie
Lin Ie Studs
Neterding
Stehe Hatrock
Lrouking Thetorkan
Ilofendante
Jeff Cue
iMireckeland Street
Balt Lake
Uist Brotherhood
Neithar
Mollaney
Steval
Mitchelli
Mulinney
Miortioy Dailéy
Focopaine
Lake City
TouMses Fee
Gregattues Alltchell
Faye
Hank
Ma Jahoy
Testi
Tran Waa
Turbulent New York Markets Close Mixed Amid Thin Demand
Markets opened with gains but closed mixed as trading remained light. Names like Union Pacific and Delaware & Hudson showed activity while most sectors weakened.
Wheat Market Mixed Amid Argentine News and Chicago Opens
Chicago grain markets swung on mixed signals from Argentina as Buenos Aires reported favorable conditions and ample exportables, dragging wheat slightly from night highs. Prices eased after opening gains, with corn and oats slipping while rye and barley held steady amid feeder demand and packer selling. Hog and cattle receipts were large, with hogs seen softening as late bids rolled over, and a steady cattle trade seen at South Omaha as buyers sought value.
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Hec
Buenos Aires
Chickro
Qorn
Finny
Mighei Privet
Liverpool
Vance
Orta
Wight
Market and commodity prices- New York trading notes
A fragmented report from New York on commodity futures and spot prices includes sugar, coffee, and copper movements, with futures for February and May shown and a note on a market trend toward lower sugar costs. The text references exchanges, price quotes, and brokers, ending with miscellaneous market names and a brief, nonessential anecdote about a pretty girl and potential censure.
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Paulie
Rickeo
MMM
St. Paul
Wincopper
Vairada Kun
Trai Soloradé
Ieee
Valsy
Great Northern
Attniols Cantal Eisce
Interborough Afet
Nile Inapiraited
Copner
International Tlarvertan
Pid
Fansite
Hartford
Norther Patiste Oy
Corton
Palkin Palace
New York
Nec
M—Catton Cutures
Getohor
Montil
Dan
Mock Teil
Minary
Getauer
Ana Heltses
Union Facitic
United States
Atel Unther Htatea
Atech
Italy
Coppers
Amelia Tee Seaar
GS American Gan
Agjor, Smeting & Tteis
Abiet
Sugar Refining Ameriests
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J.T. Rushmer Optical CO
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Toyland Richardson
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Weber Academy
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Slater
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Teton Powell Pressing
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Praroylvnning Reader
Union Pacifis
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