New Fire Station Opens In City District
Firemen under E. E. Barton opened a new fire station on Twenty third street between Monroe and Quincy avenues. The building houses a combat wagon and equipment, with Will Ye in charge and a crew including John Flue and others. The station serves the south end while the old Kohovl Wrnse area remains unused.
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Monroe and
Quincy Avenues
Twenty-third Street
B. Fareon
John
Flue
R. Hearty Newey
B. J. Cheng
Loufeot
Frost Adamo
Ely
Pounell
Ateih
Real Estate Men Meet to Plan Water Club Improvements
The Reel teute Meroe association held a noon luncheon at the Water Club to discuss proposed improvements near the city. J J Virsiantit chaired a committee that will pursue needed legislation, with several subcommittees appointed to investigate franchised cooperation and municipal advancement.
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Reel Teute Meroe Association
J.J. Virsiaintit
Comantiley
Yesoria
L. Iver
Go J. Kelly
Wat
J. 2
Brum Qi
TE Koinate
Wy A. Rteken- Jeopar
Limprovement League
Salt Lake Valley
Cede
Falta
Uni
EMOTH BROUGHT BACK MIREAWARD OF THE VIENNA EVE
Immersed in confusion the fragmentary text cites an arrest at Mali Lake and a pursuit at night, with mentions of Omteer Matoge and Zate miloon. It hints at a return to Ogden and an investigation tied to an election and a broader legal process.
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Mireaward
Vienna
Annah
Mali
Omteer Matoge
Malone
Aleprigener
Ogden
Raieg
Obituary Notice for Andrew Lofcreen Gerd and family
An obituary item details the death of Andrew Lofcreen Gerd after illness of days at a Welsh parish. It notes burial at the local city cemetery with services held at a church and arrival of mourners from the home region. The notice mentions surviving relatives and service details for those attending.
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John
Anne CO
Berioa
Lynne Move Te Inc House
Romaine
Belsern
Randay
Kta Athe Waat Hive
Pentesant
City Cemetery
Abolish Useless Office Suggested for State
The coming legislature may abolish the district attorney post. A county attorney would prosecute lower court cases and allow the county to bear criminal action costs. A retrenchment plan proposes salary savings around 2500 and aims to shift prosecutorial duties upward.
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Ealt Lake
Ik de
Jonge
Vetere
Latere A
Oman
Wic
FLYERS IN CARE OF THE SHERIFF FIGHTS END IN COMPLAINT
Rev Eldtrhin Sweare te s files complaint charging Meurice Tham aun and Cyclone Thompson with felony after a prize fight sparked a basing contest. Warrants issued for Thompson and partner, with officers pursuing them as officials note the event violated a matuter medlin regulation. Both defendants fined $208 each after municipal court hearing. deputies secured sureties as whereabouts for the other arrestees remained unresolved at press time.
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Yani Plebt
Noble
Meurice Thamaun
Inde Murphy
Fehiert
Konderten
Matager
Trade News From Global Markets and Local Auctions
Trade with Argentina shows imports near 1,000,000 pesos and 80,000 acres compared with the prior year. From Germany exports reach 74,000,000 eros while the value for some imports is listed. A trotting stallion named Bann Wilkes was sold to B Krell of Carthage Missouri, with details of a longhorn auction context. A senate caucus discusses replacing Vel ed Swirs with Garble. San Francisco stock brokers and a Goldfeld company deal are noted, alongside debt and security arrangements involving Sully Van and the State Bank Trust.
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Buenos
Ayren
Jan
Ualt
Sully van
San Francisco
Afatia
Tn A
Company of Goldfieldia
Rubican Company
Gratan Mice, Sae
Ogden State Bank elects officers and pays dividend
The sincaholders of the pier State bark held a meeting Friday. Directors were reelected and the former officers retained poste. The quarterly dividend of three percent was ordered paid, totaling twelve percent for the year. Surplus funds were carried forward. The bank’s assets reached $140,400.
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Manely
H.C. Bizeloe
ML Wrowming
A. DP. Bigelow
TL A. Mavee
Innettiuaten
District Court Case Involving Charlia Branning Weihoys
In district court the case of Charlia Branning Weihoys proceeded with arguments over alleged wrongdoing. The court heard claims of deceit and theft involving a sum of money, with witnesses called and evidence presented as part of the formal proceedings.
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Charlia Branning
Japanese Case and Oil Matters Involve Probe
In the Japane se case brief, investigations touch on alledged provision of legal rights to Japanese children amid broader international concerns. The case lists Ueant of San Pranders and Drv general as key figures with possible return home units and publication of papers expected soon. The wartime style notice hints at Want Ads and gig listings with adult subjects.
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Wackington
Jan Oil Tenneas
Japan
San Pranders
Drv
Etieatien
Last of Famous Field Brothers Honored at Skating Carnival
Fragmentary text notes a beloved Field family figure in New York. The event references the Field brothers and a Grand Mask Skating Carnival at Auditorium Rink, with a date around a January Thursday, mentioning a Mr Field over three years old.
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Mateimen Unee Annem
Grang
Auditorium
Thurady
Audierium
New York
Henry MM. Field
al i
Field
Universal Two Cent Rate Hearing Before Howe Committee
The Sherman bill for universal two cent mileage rate is the subject of a hearing today before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Railway men at the session warned that sweeping rate cuts would burden railroads. Nichole of the Santa Fe spoke on costs and the need to preserve proposed laws while Nehelser cautioned against rushing rail fare reductions.
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Nehelser
Ile
By Railway
La Follette Bill Discussed in Senate Controversy
In a Senate session, Jan La Follette pushed for continuous employment of state crews while letters to Tailway employees opposed the measure. Senator Gallinger spoke against the amendment, criticizing efforts to weaken the bill. Follette arrived in Niniseaterday to inquire about speaking on the Ll.
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