Officers of Cereal Plant Elected at Meeting
At Ogden the Way Meret company held its annual meeting of directors. New officers were elected including president Kiray Glee, vice president AnRuR T. Wright, and treasurer. secretary Hicara.derled. Seventeen directors were named, plans for a cereal food plant construction were discussed and bids were to be invited immediately. Mr Hadilork, elected secretary, also serves as secretary of the Me fache Hunting Works.
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City Auditor Report Shows 1914 Receipts And Warrants
City Auditor A F Loison reports for 1914 receipts totaling significant sums and outstanding warrants across general fund and special taxes. Adverse balances, end of year cash positions, and waterworks figures are detailed along with proposed refunds, and a recap of quarterly taxes and expenditures. The article also notes Ogden’s photo feature and upcoming games and school activities.
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Fudd
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Abe Popes
Team 18 Set To Face Ogden Tonight In Rival Clash
The school reports a turning point as the Valley team, boosted by new addition Lee, aims to sharpen defense and boost classroom morale. Players and supporters rally with renewed confidence, eyeing a decisive home showdown against Ogden tonight.
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Altough
API Bon Ahaken- Hince Lee
Valley
Shuso
Zilen
The Master Key third episode intrigue and romance
The fragment hints at love and mystery as The Master Key continues with perilous forays. A lyceum setting appears as keys to a mine surface in a melodramatic plot blending romance and danger.
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Lysceum Foray
Morgan Officer and Prisoner in Canyon Creek Case
Yesterday afternoon Sherith B. Dutters of Murat county returned Frogs Morgan with T. J. Clark who faced arraignment before Justice Jester Partet of Canyon Creek on grand larceny charges. Clark bound over to await action of district attorney. Otto B. Rosa also bound over in larceny case. About 22006 dollars worth of machinery stolen from Como Bright & Power company in early December 1914. Detroiter Free Press notes the suspects’ alleged guilt while offering local court details and a fragment of courtroom dialogue.
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B.dutters
Murat County
Frogs Morgan
T. J. Clark
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Canyon Creek
Grand Fare Ceny
Thanstritt
Herras Morens
Aheritt
Butters
Otto B. Rosa
Darla Ponkey
Clark
Alstrict
Alion
Como Bight & Power Company
Fragmented CuPID course excerpt sourced text
The readable phrases suggest a garbled OCR from a Detroit Free Press item. It mentions a Pak shee quarry and phrases like good fornathing chap and Nat yet. The legible bits follow with a garbled sequence about engagement, parents, and wave news, but no coherent event or clear subjects emerge.
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Detroit Free Press
Winter Chill Grips City Across Streets and Dams
An array of reports details extreme cold in Ogden and nearby areas with thermometers at minus degrees. Officials note readings below zero in several districts while citizens prepare for community events and services amid the deep freeze.
Barker Introduces Bill On Public Improvement
Legislative records show Barker and Harker proposing a public improvement bill authorizing financing and property assessments, with committees and various related measures. The draft includes taxes, grading costs, and state constitutional amendments, reflecting a broad package across Senate and House.
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President Holds Public Hearing on Immigration Bill Debated
Washington January 22 five hundred men and women social workers, lawmakers and publicists filled the White House hearing room on the immigration bill. Arguments split roughly between supporters and opponents. literacy tests discussed as a barrier to entry while some insist tests protect American workers. Proponents say tests deter undesirables and the nation’s farmers want selective limits, while opponents warn many desirable arrivals would be barred. Professor H. Fatehigh led supporters praising tests for education and national unity, while opponents argue tests impede potential citizens and strain labor groups across the country.
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Political Fires and Inflammatory Rhetoric in Congress Debate
Fragmented OCR shows a heated Congressional exchange over liberty and public policy. It cites Representative Gallfran and Wagner along with New York figures, probing freedom, responsibility, and dangers to business, with reference to foreigners and democracy. The piece includes partisan quotes and critique of propaganda, ending with a collection of editorial quips and public concerns.
Conscription during our civil war and its social impact
Fragmented text discusses conscription in the Civil War era, referencing May 1 1868 and Gettysburg, with digressions on eye disease symptoms and public reaction. The article appears as a partly garbled, OCR damaged piece mixing historical reflection with medical notes and unrelated mentions.
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