William Nelson Dies Sudden In Salt Lake City
A notice reports the sudden death of William Nelson of Salt Lake City, formerly with the Utah troops and later employed in New Orleans. The obituary notes his service in the Philippines and his return before his untimely passing this morning. The body was prepared for interment.
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Balt Lake
Bob
William Nelson
Salt Lake Truma
Rt Tennia
Birogee
Win
Bapterntoy
Tania
Utah
Spain
Yong Nelson
Philppinen
New Orleans
Haves Bets Decision Over Dick Hyland
Grover Hagen of Chicago won a ten round decision over Dick Hyland of California in New Orleans on February 2. Hyland fought hard but Hagen secured a clear victory on points.
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Dick Hyland
New Oricom
Grover Hagen
Chicago
Pizhling
Dlck Hyland
Celifornia
Unknown regional tonic claim for Perry Daris' Painlier
A garbled advertisement touts Sere Tarnti and Euciden Col wn Oomyte foxumpiy as discoverers of a liniment claimed to cure Perry Daris' Painlier. It boasts superiority to various named remedies and offers the product at 35s with other items advertised.
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Perry Daris
Dewey Lasts Whole Minute at Lunar Bowls Meet
In Cheyenne Wyoming Dewey outlasted rivals in a one minute flurry as Langford of Boston delivered a key trivia moment and a later knockdown. Dewey then rode the momentum to a tour win with Bert Moheryy and Deb Mredorisk Cook noted in attendance as the crowd watched the event unfold.
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Cheyenne
Clint Pin
Yam Leangford
Boston
Langford
Uwuanid
Dewar
Binsay
Bert
Farmers urged to feed Quaker Oats for health
A historic note urges farmers to improve diets by increasing Quaker State oats on tables and farms. It argues urban trends show rising oat consumption and scientific demonstrations claim oats boost endurance and vitality, advising careful selection and proper packaging.
Homily on Labor and Capital Echoes Socialist Thought
The text presents a dense, late nineteenth or early twentieth century socialist critique of capitalism. It argues workers depend on owners of machines for employment, describes wage suppression, and attacks class inequality. It traces history from feudalism to capitalism, condemning private ownership of production and urging communal control of means of production to create an egalitarian society.
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Possensson
Abe
Gerrity
President approves bill amid party dispute in Pennsylvania
The president endorses a bill after a tense session led by Representative Moon in Harrisburg, with a letter stating the bill seems to be in good condition. In Washington the physician says Senator THihww’s patient is nearly out of danger and Lydia’s condition improves steadily, signaling continued recovery.
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Fiuff
Inpubliga
Petusylvania
Chaltontn
House Committee On Revision
Washington
Lydanntir
Conley Wins McCarey Diamond for Welterweight Title
In a brutal Fort Worth bout Conley defeats Monte Attell in the fortyecond round to claim the McCarey diamond belt for the Welterweight title. Attell absorbs heavy punishment and is knocked to the canvas twice before Conley finishes with a decisive series of lefts and rights. Attell cannot continue and Conley seals the championship.
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Las Angeles
Call
Comlay
Kenucha
Wis
Monte Attell
San Franchner
Attell
Conley
Cory-senond
Comey
Gonley
McCarey Dlamond
Cuthbert Veone and the Sablemix Affair in Open Strife
Nancy Veone defies her mother while a private theatrical quarrel unsettles the Veone household. Cuthbert resists Nancy’s plans to perform in the Sablemix, and their rift widens as neighbors whisper of a looming public exposure and a stalled domestic dispute.
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Cuthbert Veone
Alciuala
Bobby
Nancy
Cuthbert
Natuy
Ter Aduel
Manna
Nancy Hai
Calvert
Towser
Tonger
Toren Guther
Mhyoe
Tlaenough
Coty
Joneti
Anil Agnipathy
Frey
Unclear lamplight drama at Binderbridge hall
Fragmentary report from a hall scene where Mrs Voune receives alarming telegrams about travel to Boberbridge and Bris’s 5:85 train. Mr Veney groans as a widowed sister shadows a telegraph habit, and a plot mounts around a mysterious letter from a current issue.
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Yeune
Idea
Fragmentary sports note mentions Piatt prize and Brat line
Readable fragments describe a prize event with Piatt and Brat, noting an action at sea and an individual receiving a line related award. Names and details are garbled but imply a competition outcome and prize collection by a listed person.
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Val Poparenad
Heerd
Fragmentary note hints at a prize puzzle Missed by makers
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a possible prize or puzzle related to an advertisement. It references Mr Cuthbert Fance and a piloted information, with marginal penciled words visible in the page margins. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcomes.
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Bolt Lake
Fok
Finlel
George A. Shen
Amd
John Armstreng
Yeatertay
George Leroy Parker
Atlan
Butch” Citanhty
Belgie
Ko Dawerf
Nim
Ife
Op & Raneh
Fine Valley
Wyoming
Mer
Guard Armorung
South America
Hug Uracy
Parker
Utah
Thia Point
Cuthbert Fance
Bach
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Marti
Tita Angeles
New York
Wallend
Dewey
Gaheyenne Wonder
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Lanford
Vainaruiao
Deb
Mredorisk
A. Cook
Lily
Los Angeles
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Salt Lake Officers Place
Uredonou
Evening Standard
Christ
Earth
Dr. Gunn
Ernst ET Fa Saan
Ogden City
Betes
Eta
Bolialist
Bayinge
Chainly
Ali Danly
Salve
Sonindist Cadet Party
Boglallet
Amerieh
Idbor
Tillman
Ranger
Hays
Gina
Atasta
Caratrair
Raper Bote
Romareehjo
Yrar
Sant i
Monte Attell Ita
Tis and Coffee
Crocers Everownort
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Richard
Harry
Lsste
Horlick
Horlich
Chas
F. Grout Ara
HAY and Ghicken Aupplies
Or Savings Department
Ogden State Bank
Hydraulies
Urisek
Baye
Knapp- Greenwood Co
Aco Bayintnn
St. Bouton
Madulands
Giolher Atin
Metab
Santa Rosa
A. Foe Hona
Angie Energy
Utah Light & Railway CO
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