Judgment Awarded Against Mrs. Maren in District Court
A judgment for 100 dollars was entered in the district court yesterday in favor of B. W. Townsend against Mrs. Martha Maren. Townsend had purchased stock in a proposed sale on certain property owned by the defendants, but the sale never occurred and the defendants refused to refund the amount paid.
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Towersend
District Court
B. W. Townsend
Browght
Martha Maren
Townsend
Local Skeen Live Stock Company Files Incorporation
The L Skeen Land and Livestock Company filed for incorporation with county clerk. Capital stock 100000 shares at 1 each, with intention to engage in general live stock business and to buy water rights. 54000 shares paid in by assignment of water rights. Directors: Lyman Steen, J D Skeen, W T Skeen, Mary A Rawson, and David A Skeen.
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L, Skeen Land and Tvestock Company
Ihe General
Falls Gana and Power Company
Solae
Idalia
Opening Day At New Chicago Ball Park Ends Amid Hype
Markets and cattle receipts dominate early news with Chicago livestock and hog receipts estimated around 15 100 and 14 000 units as prices fluctuate across steers cows and heifers. Produce prices list butter and cheese trends while sugar and coffee markets show modest gains. The piece also notes the July 3 opening of the new Chicago ball park with enthusiasm surrounding the inaugural day.
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Chicago
Caltte
Reap
Beeyes
Smelter Closed by Government in Delmar Cal
Delmar California July 1 government order forces A Bully Hill smelter to shut down after forest trees suffer damage from smoke. About 400 workers lose their jobs as the plant remains closed until a government approved smoke consuming device is installed.
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Delmar
Cal
United States
A. Bully Hill
Dows
American Court Critique Sparks Culture Discussion
An English language clipping from New York quotes M. Eduard Clinet, editor, arguing that American people lack culture, reflecting a critique of U S court dignity and national cultural standards. The fragment notes Clinet’s opinion and frames a broader debate on culture and governance.
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New-York
Lck
M. Eduard Clinet
Markets Pause as Major Exchanges Set July Holidays
Disruptions begin tonight with leading markets suspend business through July 5. The stock and consolidated exchanges observe July 2 and July 4 as holidays, echoed by the Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cotton Exchange, and New York product exchange. Government offices will reopen tomorrow. Washington reports Judge William L. Chandler of this city named.
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Chleags
Stock Exchange and Consoldated Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago ‘Board of ‘Trade
New York Product Exchange Alga
Hanks and
Goverment
Aeroplane Not a War Machine Says Curtiss Opinion
Armond Aport reports that Curtiss declares the aeroplane, in its present development stage, far from a reliable war tool. Tests show key flaws including poor sea weather operation, vulnerability to noise from motors, unstable control of height and speed, and limited effective range. Rear Admiral Kimball notes the findings.
Assistant General Manager reshuffle announced by Union Pacific
Vice-President Mohler announced a series of organizational changes elevating several senior officials. Charles Wary becomes assistant general manager along with G. L Puller chief engineer C. L Huntly and T. M. Orr receive the uplifted title while WD Lincoln remains in line.
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Copart- Test
Union Pacific
Mohler
Charles Wary
G. 15
Puller
Wotiee Power
Mg. Oldnery
C. L. Huntly
WD. Lincoln
T. M. Orr
Naélstant General Lundager
New Construction Projects Transform City Thoroughfares
New and ongoing work on Moffits Lane and Canal alley progresses rapidly. Grading, paving, curbing, and sewers are planned to improve access between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets. A large business block near the Federal building is slated to rise, with offices and apartments to support merchants and hotel staff. The Big Grande in the Road, Hotel dock, and paper hangers push to finish interiors. occupancy hoped by mid July. Smoking cessation efforts continue, with gradual progress over six years.
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Bualnesa Changee
Lewie
Colorado
Lewis, Block
H. Browne
Lawle
Orpheum
Lewie Jewelry Co
Gertaln “Youngatere
I A. Sims
Salt Lake
Sins
Tate
Ganal Alley
Whabington
Adams
Washington
Federal Building
Dock
Hangera
Successor to Lomax named Union Pacific passenger traffic head
Cercle ard accepted the position of passenger traffic manager for the Union Pacific Railway Company with headquarters in Omaha. The new appointee previously served as general passenger agent for the New York Central in New York. William Wort resigned as assistant general passenger agent of the Union Pacific three years ago to join the New York Central and now becomes passenger traffic manager for the Western Pacific.
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Cercle
Union Pacific Railway Company
Quuehu
New York Central Railroad
New York
Eneoual
Wm Te Loum
Union Pacific
Manqer
Western Pacific
Wort
New York Central
Improving Local Car Lines in Ogden Rapid Transit Plans
The Ogden Rapid Transit Company advances construction on the Twenty fifth street siding between Aldon and Monroe avenues. Completion of the upper end connects the siding, enabling a 12 12 minute schedule once rebuilding and grading finish. Similar upgrades are planned for Twenty second street and service is expected to begin. Interurban work to Brigham City slowed by Lys scarcity but will resume, aiming for August operation between Ogden and Box Elder county. The Bamberg er road adds a larger switch on Lincoln avenue between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets.
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Ogden Repid Transit Company
Alndlaon
Monroe Avenues
Twenty-second Street
Brigham City
Oeden
Box Elder County
Bamberger Road
Lincoln Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Alreeta
Comptroller calls for bank condition reports nationwide
Washington July 1 The comptroller of the currency requested the banks supervisory authorities in the states to collect condition reports as of June 30 from banks under their supervision. The move extends actions begun in April last year to establish uniform annual statistics from all banks in the country.
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Washington
Emnty Foray
Prize Fight Returns at Fair Grounds Monday Night
The Jeffred Johnson Eightity boxing event is set for the Fair Grounds Monday at 1:80. Ogdun Baseball Club will announce results via a lane megaphone after the rounds. Early predictions favor a Tote victory with a romps likely, drawing crowds to Hemenway & Maser's for refreshments before the 1 o'clock start.
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Jeffred Johnson
Fair Grounds
Ogdun Baseball Club
Rony
Hemenway & Maser
Excursion to Provo Utah by Oregon Short Line
Account 1 details a T. convention excursion to Provo Utah aboard the Oregon Short Line for $820. Tickets for sale July 2 with onward travel July 6. Schamit South lived during July 6. Clgr Ticket Omen 214 Wrsh A A Shenve G2 PO TOA.
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Rownd
Oregon
Schamit
Clgr
Idlewild Free Dance at Magriott Settlement
A fragmented notice describes Idlewild free dance events with music and social features. It mentions Frank Daly of Magriott settlement and a factory inspection open to public scrutiny, noting misrepresentation and benefits to the public. The text mentions Wahiy minayace and Blackana Griffin Lo in a disjointed context.
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Toul Zeigeniert Co
Wahiy
Retail clerks invited to July 6 meeting at county courthouse
A notice urges retail clerks to attend a July 6 meeting at 8 p.m. in the county courthouse to form a temporary organization. Over 460 have signed the charter application. The meeting explains costs and aims to open charter membership to all clerks. Comm. WM Piggott urges attendance.
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Piggott
Untitled fragment about local venue and seating plan
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rooms and seating at a Merce location with unclear date. Names and specifics are unreadable. The readable portions imply a late notice or description of a dish wash area and bedroom arrangements.
Cosmopolitan Magazine Highlights for Grownups and Youngsters
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Cosmopolitan
Kemble
Younsters
Winifred Black
Great Britain
Woods Hutchinson
Cosmopolitan Magazine
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