Ogden City School District Bond Election Notice
An election will be held in each Ogden City ward on July 10, 190d from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for a bond issue of 875,000 to finance a new high school and related school needs. Polling places are set in each ward with appointed judges: First Ward City Hall, Grant School, Mound Fort School, Madison School. Second Ward Grant Ave area. Third Ward Gran Grit location. Fourth Ward Madison Ave area. The notice lists designated polling places and names of the judges and clerks overseeing the election.
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Ogden City
Nuff
Vale of Taau
Ulty
Haraty Joalyn
25Th Bt
Washington Ave
Grant School
Grant Ave
Bicester
Mound Fort
12Th St
Wanhlogian Ave
Madison School
Madiean Avenue
Withangasih Sircete
Mih Munielyn
Madison Avenue
Tomas J. Firecove
Dudges
Elention
Thoreal
Nantohi M. Malone
Aaion Asbring
Jahn W. Winkle
W. I. Russel
M. Butcher
Sarah HB .West
Gail
Secong
W. W. Crane
Lettie Dean
Geo. H. Buller
Gran Grit
W. A. Hancool
Jovi J. Harris
Thomas A. Bhreeve
Huttle
Brown
Paler J. Lammers Fur
Japanese Soldier Sentenced to Two Months Hard Labor
A Japanese soldier was sentenced to two months hard labor after an incident near Pingyang involving a missionary residence. The event was reported to the Japanese residency by American Gotu Salhmons, who alerted officials about the assault on a Corpan car wakar with a bayonet.
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Denul
Jananssante
Pingyang
Amariaan Gotu
Notice to Contractors for Ogden sidewalk projects
The Board of Education of Ogden announces sealed bids for sidewalk works on Sitewalk District No 2 and 15 extending Wall Avenue from 27th to 28th Street and Oak Street from Maltkon Avenue to the Ty Tracks. Bids due July 1, 1908 at 8 o'clock. openings next morning. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. City Engineer A F Parker announces tentative readings and publications June 11 and July 1, 1908.
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Ogdentad
Wall Avenue
27Th
28Th Street
Notice of Hold Meeting and Amended Capital Stock
Notice of a special meeting of Lindaay-Hitton Livestock Company stockholders to consider amending Articles of Incorporation. Proposed capitaI stock to be three hundred thousand dollars divided into three hundred thousand shares of ten dollars each. Meeting set at Bank of Ogden on Saturday June 18, 1908 at seven p.m. Signed CHAS HIBMUR and JAMES PINARBE Ogden Utah June 27 1908. City Council of Ogden also gives notice of intention.
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Nolice Fe Hetsby
Bingtoa National Ait of
Ogien
Teh
Neverr P. m
Anid
Chas. Hibmur
James Pinarbe
Daled
al Ogden
Utah
Punishment Ordered for Soldier by Prince Itp
By order of Prince Itp resident general the soldier was sentenced to two months hard labor. The colonel major captains and lieutenants of the regiment will be disciplined by confinement of three to seven days, following the prince’s decisive action.
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Prince Itp
25th Street Improvement Plan for Ogden Utah
The notice outlines proposed improvements on both sides of 20th Street from Jackson Avenue to Taylor Avenue including concrete sidewalks and curb details, with an estimated cost of $6,800 and district boundaries parallel to the street. It explains funding via local taxes and special assessments, with public hearing on June 8, 1998, at 6 o clock, City Hall, Ogden Utah, for objections in writing. Additionally a divorce action is referenced, Martha Johnson v Charles Johnson, requiring the defendant to appear within twenty days of service to answer and defend, or judgment by default.
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25Th Street
Jackson Nic
Ayn Avepie
Towit
20Th
Anid Streec
Jackson Avenue
Taylor Avenue
City Councill
Nuly
City Council Chamber
Ogden
Utah
Martha Johnson
Charles Johnson
Uta
Ghongh McCormick
Pintututt
P.O
Washington Aveuue
Ogden City
Utet
Soldier Charged Over Attacks on Mission School Building
A soldier faced a charge for violating discipline and insulting foreigners. The case notes the ongoing effort to maintain a prober attitude toward foreigners. Earlier, German soldiers damaged an American mission school building at Wil, with all damages repaired by order of the resident general.
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Vapaues
Wil
Vanguard of Deaf and Blind Delegates Arrive for Convent
Delegates for the national federation of Deaf and Blind educators arrive by special trains tonight and tomorrow for a convention. The 200 guests will be housed in rooms and on the lawn with outdoor sleeping arrangements. Dining rooms will serve 350 and more than 200 visitors are expected daily. Highlights include a tabernacle recital, a lecture at Weber Academy, a Salt Lake organ visit, and a trip to Salt Lake City. Leaders and notable educators from Utah and beyond are anticipated to attend.
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Delagates
States
Canada
Orrow
P.m
Arly
Ogdenyng
Salt Lake
Tabernacle RL
Tabernacle
McGlellan
Harvard University
Metra
Gooilsein
Soin Cesalina
Slight Shocks of Earthquake Felt in Los Angeles
Two slight shocks of earthquake were felt in Los Angeles and nearby at 1 02 this morning. Some residents woke, clocks stopped, and the tremor lasted about two seconds with a follow on weaker jolt. The motion was east to west, consistent with distant seismic waves. The item ends with an advertisement for a laxative product, noting 2 cents per box.
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Los Angeles
Burren
Siletaniers
Woodmen of the World Installation of Officers
The following others were installed by Weber famp Nu for the ensuing term of six months Past Consul Commander T C Mae eth Consul Commander We Pigmutt Adviser Bern Huss Escort Earl J Stone Watchman Wu Bushnell Sentry Was Drebbie Monager Mathew calt
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Weber
Telluride July riot fears spark miner union plot
July 3 report warns of a conspiracy to start a riot during Telluride’s Fourth of July celebrations. Western Federation of Miners leader Charles H. Moser alleges plans for violence and deportations. Adjutant General Bulkeley Wells promises to prevent any such act as Telluride braces for a tense holiday.
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Grand Junettan
Cola
Telluride
Charles H. Moser
Western Federation of Miners
Federatim
Bulkeley Wellasers
Moyer
Flynn and Ketchel Matched In San Francisco Bout
San Francisco on July 2 saw middleweights Jim Flynn and Stanley Ketchel matched for a city bout. The exact catch weights will be decided later with Flynn favored as the heavier fighter.
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San Francisco
Jim Flynn
Stanley Metchel
Chawjlous
Fisna
Real estate transfers filed in Ogden City survey area
Real estate transfers recorded in county offices include Dora B Yona to the Denver Diets son of the Salvation Army for Lot 9, Block 99, Ordon City Survey. J W Day and wife to Della Mileter for Lots 11 and 17, Block 2, Valley View. Mavonie Temple Association to Blackman & Krttfin Co for part of Lot A, Block 17, Plat A. Carson P Crane and wife to John H Holden for part of Lots 4 and 5, Block 20, Plat C. John B Dooly and wife and Iva Corey to Masaine Temple Association for part of Wat 3, Block 17, Plat A, all Ogden City surveys. Considerations vary.
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Ogden City Survey
Talmable
Carson P. Crane
John H. Holden
Opdun
John B. Dooly
Iva Corey
Masaiie
Voters Split On High School Bond Referendum
Interviews with community members reveal varied support for financing a new high school. Residents like Mrs Whemas D Dee urge bonds to sustain educational leadership and city growth, while Bishop D Hy Ensign and Bishop James Taylor emphasize equal access to a first class facility.
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Whemas D
D. Hy Ensign
Tavor
James Taylor
Gafen
Gur
Gideon
Orden
Tae
Education and public schools shape our future generation
The piece argues that a strong educational system determines the nation’s moral and intellectual character. It suggests funding via citizen contributions, cites Kiesel’s example of a $25,000 gift, and asserts a city is defined by its schools, urging support for a new high school to sustain progress.
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Osean
Phen
Schoaly
Mya
Fragmentary note hints at a high school game or event on the tenth
A garbled OCR line appears to reference a date the nineteenth of a tenth month and mentions betting or tying events related to a high school or local game, but the text is incomplete and unclear about specifics or participants.
Roosevelt attends New York equestrian contest visit
Nermit Roosevelt, son of the President, visits Gene seo New York as guest of Major Wadsworth. He will participate Saturday in the annual equestrian contest, a gathering of New York state horsemen, described with lively travel notes and informal remarks.
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Lindaay-Bitton Livestock: Company
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School For Deaf and Blind
Woodmen OF the World
Federation OF Miners
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Ketchel
Kuhn
Modern Clothes
Pacific Electric Flatirons
Utah Light & Railway CO. Telephone
Mitchell Bros
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Ogden Sylvan Free Park
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