Odd Maids Event With Local Auction Details
A fragmented notice describes a public sale or event in the Fourth Ward with references to Maids and a local stove incident. It notes a business purchase of fixtures from a tailoring company and plans to reopen under new management. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text, but the core points indicate an upcoming auction or sale connected to a tailoring business.
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Ike
Eucipany
Fade Hormel
Cleveland
Ghbr
St. WL Ney
Tae Tean Steel & Wire
Eidgluyt
A Lakge
Aimee
Ate
Enlley Tore
Maislainedl
Aijorfennston Unt Wire Company
Silent
Best Girl Hosiery and Alimony Trails in Ogden News
A jumble of notices and local items mentions a Ms Arm strung employed for publishing city papers, alimony orders in Kinney case, and administrator appointments. Coal prices, a fatality tied to a railway accident, a rare arrest for a fashion-house theft, and a funeral service for Mrs. C. A. Roherson fill the page with scattered Ogden business, legal actions, and community notices.
Local notices from Geyenne drift and odd railway updates
A jumble of fragmented local items reports moves to Geter and Nama ot Clairo Agency HD, additions to Melot railway, and changes affecting OLD MAIDS and Single Males. Incidental notes mention Ward Tuesday events, a court appearance by Judy Maughan, a smallpox case in Cedar Greek and a marriage lineup in William Tuy Kot Ide Vo Galvin.
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Wyo
Geter
Nama
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Poller Pox
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Kodak Mninking
Bath Street
John H. Meehin
Olah
Parehnsius
Ierelanilee
Meehan
Lewin
Maughan
Judy Maughan
Laem
Sven Va
Oral
Patrick Clay High
Lane
Wiliam
Wayne
Roy Frut
Nelson
Alveh
Lily
Utah Light to Raise the Dam and County Aid
A county board session reports on dam and road works with tax payments and welfare issues. Mrs Benjamin Busch lacks funds for medical care, and Parson’s lodging needs aid. Water power, bridge work, and road improvements near Ogden are discussed, with petitions from residents about boundary changes and a ditching project in Continental.
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Board of “Putty Romsminssioners
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Dadone
Wade
Qindall School
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Fo Randy
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Ad Orsson
Cooge Rendall
Burglary at Peery Home Steals Jewelry and Silverware
Burglars entered the Peery residence at 441 Adam Avenue while the family was away. Jewelry, silverware valued at hundreds of dollars, eight shingle plus items, two pairs of eyeglasses, and silver spoons were stolen. A man noted suspicious activity in front of the house between 11 and 7 p.m. The cache included a wind-up watch and other valuables later recovered by the police.
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Mra
Mra. Peery
Perkins
Pollen Department
No Smelter for Weber County Stands Firm
John Pingree of the Weber Club reports Weber County farmers reject an independent smelter near Ogden due to strong local opposition. The letter from the Weber Mine Operators Association chairman states continued resistance and withdrawal of efforts, citing legal and financial risks.
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Weber Club
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Club
Harry Joveprs
Geerature
Association
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View
North Ogden
Slaterville
Goa
Maly
Arial Blrantial
Ogden
Utah
Tors’ Association
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CB Loose
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Attempted Wreck on Oregon Short Line Near Silver Bow Junction
An attempted wreck targeted Oregon Short Line trains near Silver Bow Junction. Three attempts occurred at a lonely spot as report notes ties hit and debris scattered. Two suspects were taken into custody, and the northbound express from Ogden to Silver Bow was affected.
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Oruguu
Ogden
Silver Bow
Montana
American People Saved From Disaster by Financial Shield
Senator Aldrich outlined the emergency measures that stabilized credit after the crisis, stating only such actions by real business interests and the treasury prevented a total collapse. He cited Morgan and others present, urging confidence and security to spur national growth and development.
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J. P. Morgan
New York
Paribass
Aldrich
Iit
Five year sentence for conspiracy arrest in Kentucky
Five year sentence for conspiracy was handed to Murphyshora and Ab Smith in New County, Kentucky, for involvement in a plan tied to a prison term. The case details indicate a broader network led by a president of a local group and connected to the Mississippi Valley project, with court actions continuing.
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Une
Ientucky
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WISE CLERK Toe daydreams of a weary Washington clerk
A fragment from a Washington Washington clerk’s diary describes a nervous day at the departmental office. The writer details long hours and fatigue as he questions the grind and imagines a quick bite of Grpe Nuts to keep going. The note hints at the era’s office routine and product placement.
Mine controversy sparks farmer protest in Weber county
A letter from farmers opposing a planned independent smelter and mine operation in Weber county drew criticism from many signers. Despite disputes, plans move forward amid layoffs and citywide labor concerns as the smelter remains shut and workers face uncertain futures.
Employment for an Arm of Workmen in New Era Industry
Fragmentary OCR note reports creation of jobs for a skilled work force as manufacturers begin a period of renewed prosperity. Mention appears of labor, location shifts, and implied regional industry growth, with several garbled words and typos.
Orders Issued To Kill Wild Horses In Nev
A government action orders the eradication of wild horse herds across Nevada. The move aims to protect vegetation and forest areas by reducing forage competition and damage. Authorities emphasize wildlife management and compliance with the new directive.
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