Ogden City Fair Grounds Plans and Local Notices
Mixed listing of fairs and events including merry-go-rounds at the Fair Grounds on Saturdays from 2:30 p.m., last car at 8 p.m., and children under 12 admitted free. Also notes court actions, such as a divorce filing by Mary Christian Voss against Hermann Voss, seeking custody and alimony, and a local business block plan by Prat Meissner post Germany return.
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Merry-Gh-Rouda
Ofull
Municipus Court
Davenport
George’ P. Blaisdel
Xaid
Jadlen
Opden
Merry Gorowidh
Port Meda Parcish
Parrish
Ann
Henry Parrish
Nelark Temorrow
Witic
Ward Mepling
Lake Pinda
Ogden City
Iévlon
Mle Grails
Yenta Fren
Koga
Tripp
Mary Chrietlua
Ser Gad Distret
Atl Yates
Hermann Vous
Ogden
Ney
Mtoe
Aks
Dianc
Arnld Grocer
Germany
Prat Meissner
Royal Eskoryn Logan
Melugner
We Peebles
Grantaga
Visiting Elms Head to Canyon for Three-Hour Layover
A fragmentary dispatch notes that the Ban Fravcleco Ourland Tela delegates travel to Detroit for a convention, then proceed to Salt Lake City to spend three hours before continuing to Ogden. About twenty-two to thirty members plan a stop at Ogden Canyon for a brief outing.
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Ourland
Detroit
Idea
Salt
Lithe
Ogden Ani
Bors
Ogden Caneyon
NO MONEY MADE ON PULLMAN BUSINESS
In Chisago on a July date a United States court in the Walted States circuit heard arguments from the Pullman Company regarding reducing sinewing car fares. Attorney Fernald argued if gates were mandatory the rate of the Northern Pacific would fall below five percent, while Santa Fe methods were cited to claim $86,000 yearly on the Cal Horula Linfied. The case touched earnings and shares across multiple lines, with testimony on whether government actions could curb pricing and influence travel.
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Chisago
Interetata Commerce Commission
Pullman
St. Paul
Farge
Tewam
Santa Fe
Mainz
Chicago
Pacife
Gardier Lathrop
PEAS
Hin
Atimvan
B.C. Landley
Grea
Sorthern
William Rie
MIT Qukee & Bt
Prul
Philadelphia Exhibition Prompts City Debate On Aide Groups
The Philadelphia display of Mie Jetiries Aguh ta ba sparked mayoral comments as officials consider restrictions on the Sisplus. City leaders debated the potential ban or regulation amid public interest in the exhibit and its organizers.
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Philadelphia
Aeywuen
Garden of Thanks for Kindness After Daughters Death
Henry A and Esther J and family express gratitude for sympathy and support after the loss of their beloved daughter. They especially thank Wa Bpaskort and others for the beautiful service and all who offered help during hours of sorrow.
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Fleaira
Henry A
Esther Jand Hill
Abd
Kennedy and Eberhardt Go Free in Murder Trial
After testimony in the preliminary hearings, James Eberhardt and Ralph Kennedy were freed as jurors found no conclusive evidence linking them to the murder at the Mission House. Witnesses placed them with alibis, while others testified about a man with a gun and potential mob involvement. The court discharged the defendants after concluding identifications had not proven guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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T. B Nishimura
James Eberharst
Ralph Kennedy
Alin Ae
Joshua, Mindleton
H. Shuriuft
Mission House
Middleton
Helen Stone
Norqaa Russell
Sire
Martha Burnet
Eberhardt
Kennedy
Doe
Wit Newdes
Statad Ubu
Open Air Food and Street Fashion in a Distant Era
A satirical panorama describes how public streets once showcased culinary displays and fashion with bold vigor. The piece laments modern dignity and manners, noting crowds, vendors, and newsboys amid a chaotic street life that mingles meals, clothing, and lively street commerce.
No title available from fragmented text
A fragment from a New York Sun clipping discusses street food and moral approval tied to elite taste. It mentions fried chicken and a public market, reflecting social norms and class attitudes toward sustenance and commerce in urban life.
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Hichmond Straits
York Sun
Weather Takes Toll on Crops Across Kentucky and Indiana
Severe weather patterns in July hit Kentucky and Indiana hard. Excess rain and drought alternate, stressing truck gardens and farm crops. Farmers report heavy damage to corn, wheat, and fruit crops while overall yields shrink. Local authorities urge vigilance as conditions persist.
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Tennestar
Indiana
Sheds and Subways at Depot Project Details Revealed
Railroad officials plan to buy smooth platforms and complete a depot shed and subway system. Heavy foundation blocks for stands were placed with concrete walks, leaving a 30 foot gap for excavation and a tunnel path to ten tracks. Entry to the subway will be routed from the depot building between waiting rooms, with north and south stairs. Stairs will be placed between every other track pair and a seven foot high tunnel will span the depot length after completion.
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Rendy
Unie Denpi
neavy _epnerste
Ehede
Eatrance
Batavran
Unon
Wil
Te Depot
Bull Lot
Kansas City Shooting Leads to First Degree Charge Against Baker
Fragmented report notes Edward Baker, a contractor, shot Inte Veins Raby Hirsch in Kansas City. Hirsch died at the general hospital. prosecutor alleges a first degree murder charge against Baker, currently in county jail. The outlandish text also references King George V and various financial lines, reflecting a garbled late 19th or early 20th century press style with mixed notes on taxation and wartime bonds.
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Kansas City
Raby Hirsch
Edward Baker
Lim
Unclear OCR Text From Local Paper
Fragmentary OCR content shows jumbled words and names with no coherent events, places, dates, or identifiable persons. Unable to extract a readable news item or summary from the garbled sequence.
Waterlogged Graves Stand as River Overspreads Cemetery
A river floods a cemetery seeps into graves as a trench drains slowly. Workers struggle to remove sand and roots clogging the culvert feeding the water. Officials report low pressure and expect progress by tomorrow or the next day.
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Geelt Poutery
noWer Kyrial
Uno
Onuinper
le Frogress
Pretty Powell wedding shocks society in quiet notice
One of the prettiest society weddings of the season occurred at the home of J Powell foreman of the Union Partte bridge and building department June 1. The ceremony was performed by Father Cushaohan with S J Powell as host man. Guests included Miss Sadie Powell, a former orchard at the Dee school, and Princegal Dark of Rohooh. The home at 460 Madison avenue was fully decorated for the nuptials and a luncheon followed. The couple then departed for a short trip to Baltic Lake. A second wedding took place July 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Chartier Kres on Worth street uniting Mrs Helen Griffin and Frank Gerrit. They planned to reside in Delta Colorado.
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Madison Avenue
Cushaohan
Mien
Adame Arenun
Barker
Yalt
Chartier Kres
Wonrth Street
Tiqatkin
First Congregational Church
Helen Griffin
Frank Gerrit
Relta
Colorado
Triattton
Hayps
Henrik
Delta
Misa Ther Adan
Uhreesinn
California
Ballinger Heads West on Trip From Listerlor
Ballinger begins a western journey from the Iulerlor Bolinger lis Wirslington area today. He is accompanied by a party including seven FANMAY and Merieraml figures, with focus on Numatlan projects, main reservations, and noted piteke.
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Weabineten
Iulerlor Bolinger
Wirslington
Ming Gove
Fanmay
Merieraml
Turmoil and plans as Western Pacific lines tour discussed
Fragmented OCR notes describe officials and managers from the Wabank, Gould, and Western Pacific lines touring hubs in July. Details mention opening passenger service to Angwal, with focus on the Grande terminal and connections to cities like Chicago and Omaha, plus personnel including P. A. Dolane and H. W. Clarke.
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Balt Lake
TeeAn Atruy
Gould
Werday
Eaily
Dont Lavey
Parsenger Sram
On Yarhy
Aio Grande
Mia
Endire
Eninlnis
Wae Ng Tollae
P. A. Dolane
Maawall
Thn Wabank
Markos
Dulane
Waltear Ani Minxwell
Vic Prooklant
H. W. Clarke
Fo Rnright
Dalley
Mirkhand
W. al. Bennett
Point Meserk
Os.v. Sierra
J. A. Benton
Healty
Fumie
Pranenger
Hathar
Wahnah
Pupifia
Lovey
Angwal
Tomagint
Omaha
Bell Tarn
Society Figures Targeted for Jewels Tax
Chicago society dwellers who have shown conspicuous taste for dresses and jewelry at public events may face scrutiny to curb private wealth. The board of review plans to examine personal property of wealthy residents to ensure proper taxation and curb concealment of assets.
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Drews
Funeral Car of Chip Justice in New York Ceremony
A fragmented obituary note mentions Chip Justice and a funeral car procession in New York guided by named individuals and places. The garbled OCR blends names like Fuller and Boscom with unclear affiliations, offering few concrete facts beyond a ceremonial context and a New York setting.
Benator Carter Seeks Sagamore Hill Visit Alone
A fragmentary report notes Benator Carter intends a solitary trip to Sagamore Hill. The garbled text references a political figure and a request to meet at a notable residence, with unclear surrounding details.
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Benator Carter
Sagamore Hill
Unclear OCR jumble prompts worn city alliance note
Fragmentary OCR text from Chicago area inconclusively references a wartime alliance and a convention with Postmaster Campbell. Content is garbled, lacking clear events or dates, and no identifiable persons or organizations can be reliably extracted for a cohesive summary.
Big Ball Game of Season Announcement
A garbled OCR note describes a big ball game upcoming on Saturday. It mentions teams and players in a disrupted stream of words but signals a televised or scheduled event with prize or award details. The fragmentary text references Brundage, Wade, and other names in a sports context.
Cherries of the Finest Quality Highlighted in Odd Text
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of cherries, quality, and recipients in a garbled account. Names and specifics are unclear, but references to quality and distribution appear amid misread words and stray letters.
Driving Out the Desirables In Final Police Action
A fragmented report notes the municipal court session where Judge Murphy ordered vagrants held for ten days in jail. The piece references Browning and local authorities enforcing order against disorderly behavior, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Phapotles
Sonnie Nath Kyi
Gm Louns
Mie
Webi
Tslalson
Murphy
Cnuf Browning Prites
Angeainihia
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