Funeral and public notices fill uneasy town page
The Mead Fort ward services for Jesse J. Driver are set for 3:30 this afternoon with J. J. Defrer in charge. Interment in City cemetery. Harriman’s Bondy Work notes a son’s death and railway crew events. The paper also reports a funeral for Mrs. Maude Wheeler, a court and tax notices, a water well at 425 feet, and local market and weather updates alongside travel and legal notices.
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Hermitace
Ryening
Joly
Cate
Jesse J. Driver
Uese J. Deiver
Mead Fort Wand
Howe
Bes Jamee ‘Ayier
Ay Ysiber
Wail
Postoffice Extends Summer Hours and Raises Pay
The Postoffice announces a weekly half-holiday in July August and September with early closings at noon Saturdays. Clerks carriers and most assistants receive pay increases with two clerks exempted. Postmaster Shurtlitt and assistant plan the changes at the Federal Building with new staff transitions and extra duties amid the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurtilt
Hadeen
Tala
Hira
Shurtllit
Wade Ruaielian
Roful Garner
Federal
Puzzling $600 Piano Subcriber Contest at The Standard
The Standard offers a $600 piano and gold prizes for top subscriber recruiters. First to bring the most paid subscriptions wins $600, second $190, third $100. others paid per work. Details and rules outline votes per subscription and region, with eligibility and disqualification notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Blager Diam
Daly Det
Othi Tadita
Neralen
Mina Tarson
Standard Office
Alrwady
Fazlis
Real estate transfers filed for record in county
The County Reporter lists real estate transfers filed for record. Entries name buyers and sellers with parcel details and monetary consideration, including tracts in sections and townships with northwest, northeast and southwest quarter descriptions and specified ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wablac Ambrose
Igs
Atlersen
Mock
A. Daden
Miro J. Tarkmilire
Sroulnn
Lacretia
Cece von
Frahler
Teen
Thawnente A
Tatre
Utah Construction Firm Sees Busy Outlook In City
Warren Land and Wattin of Utah Construction work discuss ongoing urban contracts. The firm’s management outlines a likely surge in projects, with attention to a key route and related developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Land
BO Wattin
Utah Construction Company
Origan
Tust- Resa We Wallis
Gerestio
Oregon
Propenet Matktory Mae Phay
Western Montana and Idaho Railway Construction Updates
Notes on highway and railroad work near Aberdeen, Lebo Falls, and Idaho Falls. Discusses new curves, grading completion in about seven weeks, depot work, and a plan to shorten the line by eliminating heavy curves. Mentions Western Pacific grade work and double tracking portions of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Cleehfidt
Lebo V Falls
Daho Falls
Ile
Aoe
E. O
Fourth of July at Daly celebration opens at Fell Grounds
The Fourth of July events begin tomorrow evening at the Fell grounds with fireworks planned for Sunday at 8 PM. Young Americans will enjoy a family friendly program featuring fireworks away from danger zones, plus a Fair Groupie pageant and light horse racing in the afternoon. The evening will close with an electrical display and a small scale carnival of good natured sport at the Fair grounds, drawing a crowd for a patriotic finale.
Old Soldiers Attend Presbyterian Services
The Firat Presbyterian church hosts a brief service tomorrow with a tragic and religious program. Ministers from Lincoln Circle and the Woman's Belief Committee attend the evening event at nine oclock and present a patriotic program including songs and a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Presbyterian Church
Supdar
Joly
Lincoln Circle
Stevens
Chorun
Mitchell
Hamlets
Qur Land
Southern Pacific opens San Francisco railroad hospital
The new Southern Pacific hospital in San Francisco, under Chief Surgeon Dr. F. K. Ainsworth, is now open with main building and rigid wing ready for 100 patients. A left wing expansion will increase capacity to 200. Staff includes Surgeons Mayworth, Cater, O’Connor, Gantener, and a student corps. Emergency cases will be treated in this facility, with related hospitals operated for Sacramento and other western division points.
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Southern Pacific Hospital
San Francisco
F. K. Ainsworth
Conalste
Alayworth
Horpial
Cater
O'Connor
Gantener
Seenes
Nerses
Sacramento
Sparka
Emere Rency
Jafarrd Belue
San Prancisto
Salt Lake
Diviion
Hoeptiad
Oxden
San Francieens
Dieu Mee Maud Luetile Wileng Wheeter obituary notice
Maud Luetile Wheeler died yesterday evening at her home after a lingering illness. She had been employed for several years at the American Tea Store in this city. Funeral services will be held at the Traeth Ward meeting house. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Joann Munter, wife of the late Joann Munter, died this forenoon at the residence. Funeral details to follow.
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Maud
Faut Brothers
Mim
Wheeler
Sears
Paneral
Traeth Ward
Mis
Somutmiey Gatlss
Tenter
Joan Munter
Revues Atenge
Ane
Robert
Qetem
Betas
Two Trains Carrying Soldiers Leave Ogden for Philippines
The Twelfth United States Infantry under Col Bowen and Lieut Latonet Amet passed through Ogden en route to San Francisco and the Philippines. The unit, accompanied by a military band, expects deployment to Camp McKinley near Manila. Officers say they favor being relieved at home but will serve if needed, with ten troops crossing the Pacific under Major Bickles. The regiment has a history in the Philippines and plans to return later.
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United States
W. M. C. Bowen
Latonet
Ogden
San Francia
Philippines
Bourhe
Union Passesgor
Taurerblage
Bowen
Ble Stamant
Sullmant
Areporter
Cael
Bat
Twelfth
Philippiors
Blates
Raratly
Bickles
Camp McKinley
Uber
Ogden Canyon Tickets Sold At Culley's Drug Store
Tickets for Ogden Canyon trips are now available at Culley's Drug Store and Hemeneay L Moser Clear Store. The round trip includes street car fare and ride on the Ogden Canyon Auto Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Agile
Culley
Dmg
Hemeneay L Moser Clear
Signal Corps Officers Seek New Airship Proposal
Washington July 3. Officers of the Signal Corps seek another airship or aeroplane capable of meeting more demanding requirements than the Wright machine under contract. Because A M Herring has not fully complied, the Signal Corps has 720000 additional attack spots for the purpose. The Wrights hope to fulfill the new specifications, barring department support for some time.
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Washingtee
Signal Corpé
Army
Caine
Wright
A. M. Herring
Hia
Signal Corpe
Wia
Tin Wruttts
Rac
Wright Brothers
Neature
Thaw Aides Change of Venue Argument in High Court
Counsel for Harry K. Thaw appeared before Supreme Court Justice Gagnon in New York seeking a change of venue from Westchester. The hearing aimed to decide if Thaw should be transferred from Matteawan asylum to New York County for a sanity hearing. Thaw’s counsel argued the issue and reserved decision for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Agnor
St. James
Westchester
New York County
Charles Morsehauser
Conarta
Gagnte
Relief 18 Bent to the Homeless in Cobalt
A fire swept the northern part of the city leaving about 1,007 people homeless. Relief efforts are underway with a relief corps in charge and 70 buildings reportedly affected.
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Cobalt
Pratinelal
Froma
Tornado Devastates Winnipes Area Killing and Wounding
A July tornado swept through Winnipes injuring about thirty and killing three. Eyewitnesses describe a powerful storm near Indian Wead and Marcon with accompanying debris and damage to several homes. Local responders aided victims while officials investigated the path and origin of the cyclone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
Aineshorn
Kash
Alstridt
Sind
Yawterete Rayistorm
Wead
Marcon
Wastata Amd Mella
Entries for July 5 Races and Entrants
The list shows entries for July 5 races with horses such as Glau e w Huepala and others, including C. J. Harvey, Roberta, Dore Pata, Lord Florin, and Inez Magnafolo among many. The program outlines six races with listed weights and numbers, noting each horse and entrant group for the dep Utah event.
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loter-Stounlaln
Dep
Utah
Glendening
Flac Dorslao
Vista
Ostts
Secont
Rather Moya
Bey My~ Rie
Alita
Sylvia
Muspete
Glancua
Trek
Aln Bagwell
C. J. Harvey
Roberta
Dore Pata
Lord Florin
Onethalt Milesell- Inez Magnafolo
Black Totalno
DF Hobart
Ogden Trameline Co Schedules Frequent Car Runs
Ogden Napld Traneh Co plans to run a cata every 25 minutes in July amid Hermitage street activity. Laying slekets at eng stores suggests initial service rollout and local delays.
Weekly Statement of Clearing House Banks in New York
July 3 report shows clearing banks hold reserves above 25 percent. Totals include deposits of 1.381 billion, loans and circulations vary with increases in some categories and decreases in others. Names such as Ain cars Feserva and various figures appear in the scrambled data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford
Banka Balay
Banks and Trust Simpanies
Greater
Tor
Clearing House
Jaros
Steen
English Encroaching On American Territory
Fragmentary dispatch discusses alleged English encroachment on American territory. Mentions New York and references to a polemic by an “American Cartesian” figure and reactions to British actions. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Commission Findings on English Occupation in Disputed Territory
A British authority commission investigated English occupation in the disputed area. The Moorawie and Free Town missions reported that Rnelled tyres overstretched his authority, with Sierra Lenné found to have overstepped the boundary and misapplied administrative duties. The report foreshadows proper diplomatic representation by the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorawie
Liberia
Free Town
Iis Tatch
Sierra Lenné
CHANGES at POLICE FORCE OF NEW YORK
New York July 3 Mayor McClellan removed General Theodore A. Hingham from the New York City police commission and he left for a two month vacation in Nova Scotia. General Bligzhant is away on leave and claimed to have influenced city events. Frederick III. Hugher was named second deputy commissioner to fill the vacancy.
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New York
Beeaprestel
Theodore A. Hingham
New York City
McClellan
Nova Scotia
Bligzhant
Fredérick III
Hugher
Wader
Latham
Nret Depary
Eutpeilasioner
Olyason Outit Confesses to Killing Uncle in Newton Kansas
According to the Ineleal office Gleapon M. sinlst today contraint that he killed his uncle, a 75 year old wealthy retired farmer, at the nephew's farm five miles southeast of Murrton on the first Monday evening. He shot him in the back of the head after a dispute over crops. The body was found in a culvert by a child. The man is charged with murder.
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John Doe Nalderese
Mawte Wilac Wheeler
New
Aireet
Newton
Kan
Ineal Qoftice
Gleapon
Mrs Howard Gould Shows Gratitude
New York on July 2 Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould, granted a decree of separation from Howat Gould, presented tokens of thanks to attendees at the trial. An attendee in whose car stood during the proceedings received a gold mounted cigar holder bearing the inscription: With many thanks from Mrs Howard Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Gould
Oward Gould
Chicago Livestock Market Averages and Kansas Receipts Notes
Chicago Livestock reports mixed cattle and calf prices with steer quotes around 6.25 to 7.40 per cwt and stockers 2.50 to 3.00, cows and heifers 2.60 to 6.00, calves about 5.00 to 7.00, plus national figures for hogs and sheep. Kansas City market shows cattle receipts at 10 percent higher, natives at 4.50 to 7.35, calves 2.50 to 6.00, hogs 7.60 to 9.00, and total receipts and values varied widely across classes.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kent
Kanese Guy
Karsas Ctx
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Fred M. Nye Company
Wash, Ave
Eason
Vattern
TIE M. M. Wykes CO
Warbington Ave
Harriman
Jane
Marrach
Runtheraacide
Mos m. Mondey
Tien
Belphrar
Ind
Sinscell James Co
URIBE
Boarke
A. J. Manley
Nuy
Redt
G. Lewis
Phous
Conan John Brawcroft & Supe Company
Heturna
Onegin
Ty Qader Packing & Provision Coy
West Twentytenth Street
Bethe Rau Po
Balt Lake
Ogden Ry
Daly
Fiore Rolloge
Keanmter
Castle Gate
MM. Fe
Joner Coal Co
Suntine
Nuen
Atom
Flock Springs
Clear Creek
Camis Gate
Htamberger Eden Coal Co
Washington Avenue
Kodak
Tripp Studio
Evanston
Norrie Griers
Dig Moey
Cn Legal Matters
AL Griggs
Tom Oneill
Miller
Viola
Szlran
Petlon
Joly Ith
Fonteal
J. J. Defrer
Meretarr
John Day Fa
Trent
Tepuria
Romester
Steexe
Meek Byrnes
Cealle
Giletie
Wetth Sthones
Hermitage
Joe Stow Corti
Betonice
le Cartier
Lborilverk
Allen's
Roth
Dent
Elfydaton
Jolyth
Burt
Larknesa
Tireania
Eleo
Nevada
Ds. i. 1
Stent Titer
Iere
Wh Fortes
Jett Telay
Postraudinte Wark
HALE
Shurtlitt Madellan
Federal Building
GGDEN
Agh
Finatha
Iblands
Col. Bowen
Isfe
Ogden Canyon Tickets
Signal Corps
Buster
Wrights Clothing Store
Dla
Glauew, Huepala
Hotige Ogden Caryor
Patroas
Klearing House Banks
Depts Hare
Lena Lenders
Soria
facresse T+ Reserve
Great Britain
Bierre Leone
Olyason Outit
Mrs. Howard Gould
Caperinac
Aires
Sylvan Park
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