Fragmentary notice from random references continues
A garbled OCR fragment mentions addresses, names, and sparse events across locations. It references individuals like Culley and Brinkenhotters, a possible health condition, a proposed climate change remedy, and scattered place names such as Monte Cristy and Gase of Jennie. The text is incoherent and difficult to parse into a coherent story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Brinkenhotters
Gitter
Tudee
Guenel
Menwig Shakenhoffen Gaburdiy
Monte Cristy
Tre Ada
Horne Pishures
Lara
Runaway Horse and Deportation Hearing At Local Court
Ailing with her appetite Me and others report a runaway horse image at the Electee event. A Hungarian deportation case is released. the administrator petitions for probate and parcel distribution. Hawell leads a district estate plan as a public notice references Wilk River improvements and a Madame Butterfly performance at Rock Springs Castle Gate.
Unemployed Bound for Lion Amid Soup Kitchen Talks
Describes relief efforts and public employment rumors as unemployed travelers move toward a regional work station. Mentions government, soup kitchens, and a general movement of workers toward cities with job prospects. Names cities like Chicago and St Louis as destinations and notes rapid travel news spreading through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batt
Ttn
Etly
Zion
le Meven
May Way- Uuyers
Ogden Ax N
Om Plaen
Lauva
Balt Lan
TV Baal RX
Chicago
St. Laila
Pallmiore
Damage Case of Mary H. Neesley and Railway Accident
A report covers the damage case of Mary H. Neesley against the Hoathery Pacis Railway Company for £95,000 after a fatal collision near Cartney on January 41 1907. The case, involving Viney B. Newslay and others, details expert testimony, legal maneuvering, and the impact on relatives as proceedings unfold amid contentious commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viney B. Newslay
Hoathery Pacis Railway Company
Mme
Howell
Frank Newslay
Cartney
Wight
le Stall
Anblis
Ene Toma
Daly
Frans Neeley
de Teniente
Rexard
Tos
Private car visit reshapes Southern Pacific facilities
Dr. Ainsworth and Dr. Perkins inspect new emergency hospital car on the Southern Pacific line. The mobile facility includes operating and kitchen spaces, designed for rapid conversion to a hospital in transit. Nine workers laid off to reduce costs while crews keep freight service between Ogden and Montello active. spring shipments loom with expected rise in business. Superintendent Rawlins travels in a private car. Byron Corson of the Illinois Central arrives in Ogden en route to Denver.
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Te Ay
Southern Pacific System
de. Perkins
Chile
Blnselt
Koain
Yarlois
Souther Poeste
Miya Kellar
Toguthan
Gmergelley Hospital
AL Ogden
Tig Tan
Ainsworth Bild
Naper
San Francisco
Ogden
Bardofeinoloth
General Hospital
Imoridale
Mike Kellad
Parking
Janiber Affairk
Roy
Ogfen
Hparks
Contracting for Brets at Amigamated Sigar Company
Fragmented notice from Held superintendent about bids and sales at Amigamated Sigar Company. Dates referenced include February and December events with multiple locations such as Colley and Riverdale. Names Synine Monty Poh Wy appear amid unclear text.
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Sigar
Thy Colley
Maces Farie
Synine
Monty
Homer
Wear Webler
Thywday
Warren
Riverdale
Kanearille
Uriday
Judge Gunnell Fears Inhumane Horse Starvation Report
Judge F C Gunnell complained to Sheriff Sebring about extreme starvation and mistreatment of horses in Walter County and nearby settlements. He cited high hay prices, alleged farmer oppression, and neglectful conditions. He urged swift investigation and arrests under strict supervision to protect animals and enforce the law.
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F.C. Gunnett
Sebring
Sunnell Ly
Oden
Arvelty
Ynimila
Mrarhy Dagtures
Felde
Taft
Gunnell
Sheri
Thanks for Sympathy in Recent Death
The family of Mrs Roverson thanks relatives and friends for their sympathy and comfort during their loss. They gratefully acknowledge the kind words and presence of those who offered condolence and support at this difficult time.
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Frlogda
Miele Warde
Bheer
Consola Ginn
Roverson
Imebndt
C. 5. Roberson
Three Men Sentenced to Prison for Theft and Burglary
Judge Howell sentenced Fink Lowry and James Clryson, both of whom pleaded guilty to holding up and robbing T. Tsheoka of $1.45 in coin and a $80 civerie on January 5. They received ten years each in the state penitentiary, while John Petersat, charged with burglary at Biel & Sons’ store on December 23, drew five years. All three were remanded to county jail before transfer to Salt Lake penitentiary.
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Howell
Eunigh
Elgil Nasy
Utah
Fink Lowry
James Clryson
T. Tsheoka
Erie
Eneh
John Petersat
Unterlus
Biel & Sons
Rio Lonkon
Salt Lake
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County
The following real estate transfers are listed for record in the county. Henry Priteu and wife, to Tim Mulder, part of the northwest quarter of section, town and range not fully legible, for 620,000. Wallace and wife Witila T Wagmons convey parcels with varying terms valued around 4500, with other names including Wilson, Johnston, Myers, and a seven-ken quarter reference. The fragmented text notes deeds and considerations, with miscellaneous figures and references to revision and conveyance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renoniler Wallace
Priteu
Tim Mulder
Amurlerof
Townehly
Mame
Monsider Tian
WoCuster
Ty Witla
Dinet
Deter S. Wilson Dushinih
Rivision
Lion
Myers
Win
Inwashiy & Ennawort
Cuneblontion
Wells Fargo to Enlarge Quarters in City Conference
Wells Fargo officials and local executives met Tuesday to discuss relocating and expanding the Pacific department offices. The talks covered a larger office footprint and improvements to operations, with agents Lamden and Famdens supporting a shift to bigger quarters amid expected changes in the company’s layout and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fant Penern
Albcers
Tha
Wells
Expresa Bunknean
Gydan
Lamden
Famdens
Debates on Bryan and Democratic Principles in Hudson County
In a Hudson County discussion, Mr Leake and supporters criticize William Jennings Bryan and Democratic practices. They applaud Republican critics and warn against Bryan’s influence, citing the Ten Commandments and Jeffersonian principles as measures of party integrity. The congressman’s allies argue the opposition misuses Bryan to push a populist agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeclrod Figs
Leake
Hudson County
New Jersey
Brown
Bryan
Glamill
Fie
Bryay
United Btales
Mir
Hamil
Fowah
Ieake
Bo Sorcastle
Lesko Enid
Democratic Party
Nebras
Commission Declares Limits on Railway Work Time Extensions
Washington february 11 the interstate commerce commission released a statement outlining its stance on requests by railroad executives to extend hours for train crews telegraph operators and tower men The commission emphasized it has authority to extend time only in specific well justified cases following a full hearing and not as a general power The notice cites the law and states extensions would be allowed only under extraordinary circumstances and after proof of necessity The commission warned against misinterpretation of its authority and pledged to enforce the rule limiting weekly hours to the statutory maximum with exceptions for emergencies
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Washington
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
Oparang
Rafirogdy
United States
Hordy
Inediente
Tours
Amali
Ute Congress
Carriuré
Legal opinion on emergency law extensions and railway telegraph rules
A dated pseudo-legal discussion critiques proposed extensions and exemptions under an emergency law affecting railways. It argues extensions would require real gaps in workers and wages, noting legislative policy and authority limits. The passage references public notices and cautions about enforcement timing and vested interests.
Excursion to Salt Lake City by the Western Ry
An excursion to Salt Lake organized by the Western Railway departs from the Madam Tulterny area featuring youth participants and a dispatch of tickets and times. Return schedules show afternoon times and notices of meal breaks. The ad section emphasizes want ads promising strong results.
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Salt Lake
Rie Grande Western Ry
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Byron H. Corson
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Denver
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