Real estate transfers filed in Wallace County
Real estate transfers filed for record include Works Company to Joseph P for the southwest quarter and west half of section 18 township 6 range 3 west with $1,600. Samuel Banford to Almeda Burton for part of northwest quarter section 6 township 6 range 1 west with $1. Samuel Banford to join Banford for section 5 township 5 range 1 west with $1. James M Wade and wife to Joseph Knight for parcel in section 6 township 6 range 2 west with $9 650.
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Aoer Wallace
California Works Company
Joseph
Samuel Banford
Almeda Burton
Banford
James M. Wade
Joseph Knight
Considera
Names of people and merchants listed with medicine ad
A long lineup of personal names and households appears before an advertisement for OC Woodsulver Medicine in liquid form. It claims to regulate the liver relieve headaches and stomach ailments and treat chills fever and malaria. The $1 bottle is valued as containing 2 12 times as much as a 50 cent size and is sold by Geo F Caves and Depot Drug Stores.
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Woodsulver
Geo. F. Cave’a and
Depot Drug
Morgan Struck by a Peculiar Whim
Virginia Marie Burbidge six months old daughter of William Burbidge, an art gallery attendant, was made a museum fellow by J P Morgan at the Metropolitan Museum of Art opening of a German exhibit. Morgan agreed to sponsor a five thousand dollar fee. a misprint led to confusion over the child’s home address.
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New York
Virginia Marie Burbidge
William (. Burbidge
Metropolitan Museum of Art
J. P Morgan
Morgen
Doctor Mistook Pig for Baby in Chicago
Chicago January 17 A basket with faint noise was found during an early morning visit by Dr. O S Schroeder The physician was indignant at a seemingly heartless mother and carried the basket to his home The covering revealed a two week old pig which Dr Schroeder now keeps as a pet Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Smith and George Powers visiting Ogden from Santaguin Utah County for a few days
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Chicago
O. ¥. Schroeder
Frome
Langford Debuts in Boxing Career in Boston and Onward
Sam Langford from Boston rose from a penniless start at Lenox Athletic Club to boxing prominence amid early career fights. The article traces his rise through youth, training with Jimmy Walsh, and rapid ascent, noting his 1892 debut and nearly 100 bouts with only five losses. It also includes detailed race results from a separate track meet, listing winners and times for six events.
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San Francisco
Sam Langford
Boston
Langford
Sammy
Lenox Athletic Club
Joe Woodman
Lenox Club
Fehders
Keach
Woodman
Jimmy Walsh
Tommy Burns Gets A Dollar In Detroit First Fight
In Detroit a bareknuckle tale centers on Noah Prugao later known as Tommy Burns. A displaced fighter steps in wearing a gaudy robe after a dull crowd waits. A dollar is offered to continue the bout as Burns rushes in with jabs and reckless swings, ending the match in about three rounds.
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Detroit
Tommy Burns
Tommy
Noah Prugao
Noah
Burns
National Baseball Commission resolves minor league differences
Cincinnati Jan 7 news reports the three days of sessions ending with the minor leagues agreeing to follow Class A clubs and letting the commission settle territorial rights between the Eastern and American Associations. All differences at the conference start are resolved and a committee report will be issued within five days.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
National Association of Minor Leagues
Astern League
American Association
Santa Anita Results First through Sixth Races
Santa Anita race results dated January 6 list six events with winners and placegetters. Fore wins the opening five furlongs on Elizabeth Barwood for 107, with J. H. Reed second. Carroll takes the two year olds race at three furlongs, A. J. Small Jac the second. Dennie Stafford wins seven furlongs, Steel places second. San Mariano handicap goes to Jack Atkin with Waterbury second. Edwin T. Fryer purse yields Norbit first, Gowan third. Pick Away captures one-mile selling, Harcourt second, Round And Round third. Times shown for each race.
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Jacobite
Boree
Bellwether
Grace G
Gambrinus
Gilbert Rose
Good Ship
Kelle Kinney
Montry
Woolma
Walsh
Paladini
Keogh
Secon
Warne
Gilbert
Piellwether
Miller
Lycurgus
May Amelia
Goldstein
Lord Hoseington
Taplin
Hinloman
Gromobol
Scoville
Purae
Twilight Queen
Lee
Bubbling Water
Fanatic
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Barwood
Page
Fore
Howard
Acond
J. H. Reed
Treubel
Carroll
Shilling
A. J. Small
Trewbel
Tyras
Dennie Stafford
Archibald
Steel
Clark
Madeline Musgrove
Sumter
San Mariano Hand Cap
Jack Atkin
Powers
Waterbury
Fern L
Edwin T. Fryer
Norbitt
Gowan
McGee
Harcourt
Harris
Emeryville Results Feature Race Middy Muddy Track
Oakland dispatch reports clear weather at Emeryville on January 6 though the track remained muddy. The fourth race dominated the card with clever performers, Bellweather the opened favorite fading as the race progressed.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Bellweather
Teister's Ladies' Tailoring College opens new location
Eeister's Ladies' Tailoring College is now permanently at 2564 Washington Avenue in a modern building. It offers instruction in Ladies' Tailoring and Dressmaking with sewing services and wardrobing options. Prices include wash waists from 41.50 and silk waists from 2.50.
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Washington Avenue
Theurer & Woolley
Emperor of China poisoned claims spark reformer plot
New York dispatch reports Kang Yu Wei, exiled reformer and leader of the Empire Reform association, claims credit for overthrowing Yuan Shi Kai and accuses Yuan of hiring a physician to poison the emperor. He cites dowager empress’s rise and notes his daughter Kang Tung Tih, a Barnard student, spoke in Chicago calling for Yuan’s dismissal and her father’s return to Beijing.
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New York
New York Herald
Penang
Straits Settlement
Khang Yu Wei
China
Chinese Empire Reform Association
Yuan Shi Kai
Grand Council
Diapateh
Kang Yu Wei
Yuan Shi Kaji
Yuan Shi
Yuan Shi Kal
Kang Tung ‘Tih
Barnard College
Colwobia University
Chicago
Yuan Khi Kai
Pekin
Chicago proposes mammoth subway to start $50 million underground system
Chicago officials released a report by the special subway bureau proposing a three mile straight bore to start Chicago's $50 million underground traction system. The plan would host four tracks to move 240 surface cars and 360 elevated cars, or 6000 passengers per hour, matching current congestion levels.
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Chicago
Special Subway Bureau
Plains
Boxing Permit Sparks Brief Chicago Exhibition
Chicago January 7 boxing gains a temporary permit from Mayor Busse for a brief show. Two exhibitions planned January 20 by the Seventh Regiment with Jehony Thompson and Tommy Mowatt likely to participate. Mayor stresses the permit exempts boxing only for this event and does not lift the ban.
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Chicago
Busse
Seventh Regiment
Jehony Thompson
Tommy Mowatt
Ogden Wool Growers Seek 1010 National Convention
Delegates from the Ogden Wool Growers Association plan to secure the 1910 National Wool Growers convention for Ogden. At the Pocatello meeting, a three member committee was named to work with the Weber Club to bring the event to Utah, with Ogden headquarters near the convention building and a special car arranged for delegates.
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Orden
Doon
Ogden
Pocatello
Maho
Utah
Oden
Salt Lake
Weber Club
Thhree
A. G. Fell
Fred Harrington
Herman Kuchler
Forest management plan praised by visiting supervisor
Clinton G. Smith, supervisor of the Pocatello National Forest, arrived in Osden to discuss matters with District Forester Lekvitt. He lauded the central near forests management plan as a vast improvement over Washington control. The Pocatello forest, created in 1903, covers Pocatello Port Neuf and Malad Elkhorn districts, with portions of the Fort Hall reservation. Timber sales this year are modest, grazing many sheep and thousands of cattle and horses. A 1906 nursery in Pocatello now thrives, with 690,000 Douglas fir seedlings this year and planned rise to over 1 million next year. About 20,000 acres are targeted for Douglas fir reforestation.
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Clinton G. Smith
Pocatello National Forest
Lekvitt
Idaho
Smith
Forest Service
Welser and Borke Forests
Osden
Dlatrint
Washington
Pocatello Forest
Pocatello
Port Neuf
Cache Forest
Malad
Elkhorn
Wast
Fort Hall
Pécatello Forest
Douglas Jr
DANGER IN DELAY Doan's Kidney Pills praised in Ogden ad
An Ogden Utah testimonial endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe remedy for kidney troubles. H W Eldredge describes relief from backache and palps after using the product, with a solicitation to buy from Badcon's Pharmacy and other dealers. The ad identifiers Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and reiterates the brand name.
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Bright
Doan
Ogden
H. W. Eldredge
23Rd St
Utah
Dean
Badcon
Pebeskade
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cir Dwellers open clubrooms with ceremonies in Chicago
Chicago reports the Cir Dwellers organization opening its clubrooms with a ceremonial lighting of the hearth. A blend of fuel from the Boston Tav ern club and San Francisco Bohemian club, plus driftwood from the ocean, was used. President Roosevelt sent a greeting.
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Chicago
Cir Dwellers
Tavern Club
Boston
Bohemian Club
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Reforestation Plan For Pocatello Watershed Timber
Timber area forms part of the Pocatello watershed supplying city water. The forest is vigilantly patrolled for fires and grazing by cattle and sheep is prohibited. About 1,000 Douglas fir seedlings per acre will be planted across sections yearly, needing roughly 20 million seedlings to reforest the tract, with nursery capacity expanding to meet demand. Arrived from New York for winter at the Mills country house near this city. The grand wedding tale involves Miss Beatrice Mills and the Earl of Granard, with comments on attendance by the elder captain.
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Pocatello
Pocatello City
New York
Mills
Millbrag
Beatrice Mills
Earl of Granard
California
Mills and daughter arrive in San Francisco
D. Q. Mills and his daughter Mrs. Whitelaw Reid reached San Francisco on January 7, delivering a brief, telegraphic message about their arrival and mentioning Mrs. Reid as his daughter.
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D. O. Mills and Daughter
San Francisco
D. Q. Mills and
Ale
Mra. Whitelaw Reid
Master and Pupil Mesmerism Case in Japanese Theater
Tenicho a famed Japanese magician skilled in meamorism is mesmerized by Sadachi a young company member. Sadachi steals 20 yen from his master’s purse and absconds, leaving the magician to pursue the thief with scandal and mystery surrounding the troupe.
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Tenicho
Sadacichi
Sadachi
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Hay and Grain
24Th St
BROOM
Vienna Cafe
25Th St
Broom Restaurant
Lee, Foon & Tom
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Brown
C F Littl
Barney Blossom
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Leroy Buckley
Ol Miller
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Hugh Peiley
Col. Nor McDonald
George Man C Murray
Heb Calvin
John van Crevin
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Chas W Clarke
Choa Glark
Haddon Corrigan
Jama Campbell
Jultus Charleton
M L Day
Lee Edd
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Ole Felton
C M Gray
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Hugh Gaffnex
Fred B Garrison
Hugh Holmes
Cris W Hall
Frank Hooper
WS Johns
L Landers
Ladie
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Vv List
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Ld Moor
Ethel Mutchler
Geo Meysac
George McCullony
Maggie Qelen
Treshaw
Lottle Prothrough
Roda Paulson
Lennie
Longpost
Francos
Henry Richards
Maude
Morgan
Aegins
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Rere
Santa Anita
Eeister’s Ladies’ Tailoring College
Mammoth Subway
Ogden Wool Growers
Paina
Consulting District
Cliff Dwellers’ Organization
Elite Cafe
Eve Lens
Supe Ave Hee
the Mercantile Installment Co
Harry Reinshrieber, Mgr
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Fred. J. Kiesel CO
Pabst Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
General Agents For
Soda Springs
Ogden State Bank
H.C. Bigelow
A. P. Bigelo
U. S
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David Becle
G. HI. Tribe
Jas. F. Bur
Browning
John Pingree
Utah National Bank
Ogden, Utah
J. E. Dooly
Ralph £. Hoag
Joseph 8. Peery
A. V. McIntosh
T. Cashier
ROYAL
Inan
L. H. Becraft
Wyoming
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