Funeral for Arvilla Edith Treeday Held in Orden City
The funeral of Arvilla Edith Treeday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Treeday, is planned with services at Pucaiello and burial in Orden City Cemetery. The community is asked to attend and support the family during this time of loss.
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Arvilla Edith
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St Alle
Oeden Pevierday
Sudas
Rmiity
Pucaiello
Ieeral
Lingalt
Hariat
Orden City
Indignant Dissent on Polite People and Society
A muddled tirade critiques polite people as superficially cheerful yet distant, contrasting refined manners with alleged pretensions. It references Bat Bebaatlan, social elites, and a costly entertainment, then shifts to a critique of performers and a family water dispute embodied in a long, garbled anecdote.
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Bat Bebaatlan
Fragmented OCR note from Altona address deepened confusion
A garbled historical note appears to reference trampling assault and smoke, with mentions of names and an Altona address "166 Walnny Ave" but the text is largely unreadable. The surviving fragments imply an incident or commentary but lack clear subjects, dates, or verifiable details.
Burglary at grocery store in Lake region leads to arrest
Hat Lake January 11 local police report a break in at Albert Gini’s grocery on Belvesth South and Brats. Robbers pried open the lower door pane and crawled in lifting 427 dollars and 414 in stamps from the safe top drawer. pennies and coins were found in the other drawer. Authorities suspect a local gang has been active in the area.
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Lake
Jet Ad
Albert Gini
Blevesth South
Thrubbere
Burstire
Postal Clerks Guild in Salt Lake Eye National Support
The Local Association of postal clerks in Salt Lake reports backing from the National Federation of Postal Clerks and aligned with that body. The group expects federal labor backing to press for changes in employment hours and wages, with potential congressional action. The local unit has existed since August 22, led by President J Everett Seely, Secretary H H G Edrich, and Treasurer H O bedt.
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Galt Lake
Sational Federation of
Fustal
National Federation of
Jabor
Bam
Washington
Federation of Labor
Eny
Congress
la J. Everett Seely
G. Edrich
Twiges
Federal Building
Atty-tive Portal
Salt Lake
Tva
Electrifiable Fall Near Salt Lake City Sparks Widespread Alarm
Harold Speight, a Bell Telephone cable operative, suffered a severe electric shock estimated at 4 800 volts during midair contact with a pole at First North and Main in Salt Lake. He revived but is likely to be crippled for life, while hundreds watched as authorities and onlookers assisted.
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Salt Lake
Harold
Speight
Bell Telephone Company
Male
Plans to Spend Vast Sums on Utah Fuel and Rio Grande Railways
The Utah Fuel Company plans extensive expenditures to expand mining and coal output, extend mine access, and upgrade equipment and trackage on the Rio Grande system. Officials say billions will be invested before winter to relieve congestion, boost capacity, and improve heavy freight and ore shipments from Utah mines to Helper and surrounding routes.
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Bio Grande Railway
Utah Feel Company
Utah
Tio Grande
W. D
Wilpame
Yreterday
anhetHr
Ils Grande Mall
IV Pisnoing
Utah Wines
Balt Lake
Helper
Burnygarde
Caatleaie
Movnes
Fae Amt
Torker de Rehner Simro
Ine Peeve
Weaine
Enpined
Torker
Colany
Lt Dy
Railroat Cmpany
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Bering Plana
Brie Canton
Peveldir
Marie
Harp Ieemoliven
Unknown fragment yields brief event note
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a brief note involving Dake and Jwecthon with unclear details. The readable text hints at a recorded event or notice but lacks confirmable facts or names.
Ely Mining Boom Sparks City Growth Dreams
The Ely area eyes rapid expansion as copper interests push new mines and mills. Promoters claim Ely will become a thriving city of 2600, with district towns like Cumberland-Ely, MeGHts, and Chevy Creek fueling a nationwide push toward progress and jobs.
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Ely
Nevada
Amelier P
Cumberland-Ely
de Uffauz
Kim
Meghts
Som
Euney
Wen
Black Horse Venture Forming Gold Treasure Company
The Black Horse district forms a new corporation by Ogden and Nevada men to finance claims in the Black Moree district. E W Hulse says the Gold Treasure is entitled to equal standing with camp, with plans to begin development on nearby base. Burfere rock mined yields $402 per ton, as officers include E M Conroy, EW Hulse, W T Linford, with others from Ogden and Black Horse.
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Dlack
Ogdes
Nevada
E.W. Hulse
Wiicers
Togethrreith Flydelph Kuehlee
Ogden
Young
Death at the Earle theater during a stage play
A disruptive telegram during the curtain calls halted a performance as a wife refused to reveal a telegram from her mother about a brother’s sudden death. The incident led to a tense moment for the cast, including the actor portraying the vengeful character George Mender.
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Ralt Lake
Jam
Jack Melkoalt
George Mender
Stralsan
Mom
Willian Conan
San Francisco
Sha Condon
McDonala
Sana
Latter Day Saint Communication and Free Agency Debate
Fragmented discourse discusses prophetic authority, spiritual communication, and freedom under God. It compares spiritual discernment to electrical conduction, arguing faith must be guided by natural law and personal responsibility. The text cites Paul and Archbishops to weigh prophecy, revelation, and obedience against liberty and church leadership.
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Prieaterett
Mberty
Alander
Burke
Perear
Amd
Bmurthwaite
Rome
Unclear transcription of Kanase case admission summary
Jumbled OCR text mentions Kanene Ch flock company, figures published by a former yaritisater, and various names like Eugene and Mr Thrst. Admits unclear details about malpractice, indictments, and legal proceedings with fragmented phrases and no coherent event.
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Kanene Ch Flock Sane Company
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Heb Yeetendyy Et Vt Alow
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HP the Stick Ganly Company
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Rare Victorian guide to anatomy and romance in Florence
A lengthy fragment describes a controversial fiction and its author, detailing vivid passages on anatomy, bathing, and moral discourse. The piece discusses the novel’s conception during Florence visits, its heroine and settings, and notes critics’ views of its ethical implications and literary stature.
Fragmented prose outlines a historical religious dispute
A jumble of distorted phrases references Protestant preachers, French pathtarkot, Venazne, and various characters in a chaotic scene. The text hints at religious rhetoric, public sermon imagery, and scattered names, but lacks coherent events or clear details. It reads as corrupted OCR with no verifiable narrative.
Fragmentary Painted Portrait Conversation
A rough OCR fragment shows a dialogue about a portrait with disjointed phrases. The garbled text references awe, a pact, and a character named Toda or Todo, with interjected exclamations and uncertain names, offering no clear event or outcome.
Sultan Delivers Mild Verdict After Carriage Altercation
A fragmented 19th century tale describes an ambassador in Constantinople who endures a clash with guards. After the altercation, the sultan commends the gentlemanly conduct and declares the incident nonpunishable, offering a peculiar moral on restraint and apology.
General Alfred Tlarsfent’s army marriage request story
A fragmentary tale follows General Alfred Tlarsfent and a soldier who requests permission to marry after a year of service. The sergeant major records the man’s name and the room erupts with tension as a sudden marriage inquiry unfolds among the troops.
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Weil
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Soklor
beBeral
A Pretty Reperiment With Aniline Dye
A garbled description explains a process using ping come aniline dye in alcohol to create color effects. It mentions dropping a small dye portion, the liquid transmitting a colored strand and repeated subdivision, an inverted plant shadow, and an arrangement to project rejection of a screen onto a wall for observing enlarged shadows.
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets on Firearms and Trains
A garbled piece surveys revolvers as cavalry weapons and civilian misuse, notes a presidential funeral train arrangement, and describes a complex hydraulic jar clock with cascading chambers. It mentions rail officials and historic figures, hinting at logistics, safety, and curiosities from a by gone era.
Fragmented 19th Century Fragment Sheds Obscure Names and Myths
A garbled OCR passage references a farmer and his wife, a sermon by Diracher, and a range of unsettled phrases. It mentions Neva and Conde Oe among others, with scattered notes on England, Germany, and American perceptions. The text is chaotic with derailed names and unclear events.
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