Community culture club notes and local events
Random town items list meetings, classes, and notices from the Home Culture club and local organizations. Mentions of speakers Mig and Dr Gowans, upcoming parlors, school events, and faculty changes at Smilthsaiinn Business College. Also notes about coal sales, upholstery, a penitentiary transfer, and a Martha Society benefit at the Orpheum theater.
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Smilthsaiinn Business College
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Parker & Co
Parka Coal Co
Fragmented fashion note on coats and patterns
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Erratic Apparel Listings Offer Varied Shirt Prices
A scrambled OCR text shows a chaotic clothing ad with shirt prices ranging from $1.50 to $4.00 and underwear quotes around $2.40 to $3.50. Multiple misspellings and stray phrases obscure product details, but the fragment suggests a sales note for shirts and undergarments with discount vibes.
Sweaters on sale in mixed colors and styles
Readable text shows a miscellaneous sweater sale listing many colors and styles priced around $1.25 each. Mentions quantities and varied descriptions though fragmented. No clear dates, brands, or seller names evident.
Details of Apparel Inventory and Pricing
Fragmentary OCR notes show clothing items including waist pants and vests with various prices. Difficult to parse but indicates a wardrobe catalog with multiple vest and vest-like garments priced from about $2.50 to $5.00, alongside mentions of quantities or stock codes and possible sale entries.
New Hotel Manager Bradbury Retains Staff at Union Depot
The Pacific hotel manager at Union Depot, W. Bradbury, takes charge amid staff changes led by Murphy. All employees will be retained under Bradbury. The property, run by Superintendent Gentach, reported a five year margin exceeding $50,000.
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W. Bradbury
Pacific Hotel
Union Depot
Urmer Snonegar Murphy
Murphy
Bradbury
Gentach
Shap
Developing a Mine North of Ogden Near Pryor Funding
An article fragment discusses a mine development north of Ogden tied to Button Company properties. It references treasury funding, plans to raise capital, and potential production timing. The text is garbled but indicates investigations or Tienvetion related to Boyle's Havtivaris Aton Wagty and a classified page.
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Bouton Pactrompany
Ouarkel
Hay Aloe
Lea Ehanne
Boyle
Ogden Installs New City Administration in Quiet Meeting
Ogden voters witnessed a change as Van Gnamann becomes mayor and a new city council convened at 11 o clock. Officials sworn in include recorder Carl Allison, auditor Stanford, treasurer Pate, city attorney Vine, and modernized positions across wards while the old council adjourned and new committees formed.
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Hundred Smallpox Cases Reported in Weber County Areas
Chairman Madsen of Weber County Commissioners states about a hundred smallpox cases and multiple quarantines in Harrisville Eden Farr West Hooper over the past twenty four years. County Physician Fileack and health officials, alongside commissioners, work to contain the outbreak and prevent spread to adjacent areas.
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Madsen
Bourd Ofl Commissioners
Weber County
Harrisville
Uvast Farr West
Lowell
Hooper
Eden
Farr West
Fileack
State Armory Board Loan Question Revisited
Attorney General rewrites opinion on whether the State Armory Board may advance 85 000 dollars to the Land Commissioners. The ruling notes constitutional questions raised by a legislative loan to the University and delays on funding while courts review the action. The document cites the armory board case and outlines procedural steps for public notice.
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Load of Land Commissioners
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Ueneral Revues
Ormy Board
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State Armory Board
Warrants Cease Draw After December 20 1909
Alma D. Chambers, treasurer of Weber County Utah, announces the county warrants register numbers starting from 650 Ly ATR inclusive are to cease drawing after December 20, 1909. The notice appears in Ogden on December 29, 1909.
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Alma D. Chambers
Treaserer
Webar
Ogden
Utah
Pure Food Officer Seizes Fake Mocha Java Coffee
The Pure Food Officer will confiscate coffee sold as Mocha and Java at 25 to 50 cents a pound, exposing deceptive labeling by local grocers. Food Commissioner Hansen vows action to stop fake branded coffee, noting true Mocha and Java is scarce and fetches $2 or more per pound.
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Searce
Betas
Java
Haugen
Pwake
Itdy
Hansen
Faex
Diston
Mackherry
Fishing and hunting licenses go on sale nationwide
Fragments indicate changes to wildlife license issuance under state authority with new designations and procedures. The text references licensing steps, eligibility, and a plan by agencies to implement reforms, mentioning residents and authorities involved in the process.
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