Wise visitors and society events noted in local circles
A fragmented local note details Mrs Dallimure G6 from Carlin Nevada visiting Salt Lake City with Miss Victoria Slater and Mrs Bertha Stone, plus Miss Annie de Groot and Miss Nettie Crivatite in town. Socials include receptions for Squire Capp and Professor Coop with planned gatherings at homes and in the city, reflecting summer visits and upcoming nuptials and dances.
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Squire Capp
Europe
Vorner
Coop
Mrs Runner Hostess at Rebekah Lodge Evening
The Rebekah lodge held a pleasant social at the home of Mrs Are Rumney and others. After business, a group hosted by Mrs Meid Wurdielah Cook and others enjoyed games and a surprise party. Music, stories, and refreshments completed a bright afternoon.
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Rebekut
Are
Rumney
Apenl
Mee Meid
Wurdielah
Cook
Ue Imrlins
Dix Logan
Mra
Lally
Mort
Wille
Ivric
Eudiys
Socials Span August Plans and Local Parties
A sequence of gatherings unfolds from a dinner party planned for August first in Phoenix Arkansas to Kensington and dancing events at Meadames William and Jon Raymond’s home. Attendees include Mrs. Richardson, Mr. Stilwell, Miss Minnie Klesel, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Ling, and many civic and social hosts. The Kensington featured lawn refreshment, and a Historical Tally-Ho party by the historical society visited Mountain Lake country with banter, singing, and an evening drive home after a day of picnics and games.
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Singuatile
God
Rishardson
Fostal
Phoenix
Arkzons
Athles
Birewell
Salt Lake
J. ‘Stilwell
Meg
J. Warner
Mra Iec
Biya Jaw
Atchie
Bipelow
Mas
Cariion
Heanershot
Astendon
Hucme
HH. Spencer
Tower of
Lor
Mra
Phang Poonsquidker
Bliss Inez Wall
Tras
North Washington
Meadames
William
Jon Raymond
Kensington
George Craige
Sante
Wash
Edward Iing
Promontory
Wah
Becrash
Sacramento
Cal
Rafreshowonta Wera
Mesdames
Carr
Burritt
Weatherby
Rankin
Robertson
Rehearta
Tadon
Trainard
Brownell
2Fadeett
Binekinton
Walleye
Nellie Bucrith
Ledford
Bulle
Mowl
Tyaner
Kansas City
Ethel Claamann
Hallie
Homling
Misnex Verne Mtavey
Berth Dorles
Alice Allen
Marie ‘Roberts
Alice Mowers
Mattie Wattis
Florencn Daging
Mae Gwilliant
Maude
Patterson
Zella Stevens
Marilla
The
Historical Society
Jeff Tavk
Lake
Mweethone
Aygial Fru’ Ud
Wis. Hoolli
Mya
Ticksel
Progres Committee
Nui
Woman in High Position Credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Chicago reader Ms Moe of 447 E Ohio St recounts illness with pain and fatigue, credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after three bottles. She reports improved health, restored appetite, sleep, energy, and a sense of youth, praising Mrs Pinkham’s advice as free and potentially life changing.
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Hughson
Chicago
Lydia
Lydia E. Pitgham
Pinkham
Bugueux
Ohio St
Brighnal
California Cool Weather Report
California observers note cool conditions with a high of 68 degrees in San Francisco and surrounding areas. The air remained pleasant despite summer heat elsewhere, with Los Angeles reporting temperatures from 50 to 80 on a reported day.
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San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
Train wreckers on the North Shore railroad alarm officials
A damaged freight incident near Comp Pistaleat and a later attempt to sabotage a passenger train prompted an investigation. Authorities report a heavy steel rail piece fastened under a locomotive caused a near-miss derailment, with a section hand injured by a thrown handcar. General Manager Rankaid vows pursuit of the responsible party.
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North Shore
Bausalito
Dampaty
Aho
Rankaid
Turbulent Notes From Threat Letters In Turmoil City
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic warning tale involving a young man, a prominent coven, and threats to a life. Letters threaten violence toward an intimate friend and reference a messenger who vanished. Police are involved as a sinister plot unfolds around a rumored meeting and potential fallout.
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Wilton
Martie
Hiv
Weel
Te Mam
St Poly Laws
Morties
Phane
von Han
Bismarck
Justice Yan
Wee
Agai
Tie Witer
Sultoy
Fou Amu
Green divorce defendant to be released from jail
William A. Green, defendant in a divorce case with his wife Lin Ma J. Green, has been confined in the county jail since June 23 for contempt of court for failing to comply with a court order to pay earnings. He will be released from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Green
Linma J. Green
Forging Poll Tax Receipts Lands Taylorsville Man
William Odd of Taylorsville was arrested yesterday by deputy sheriff D. Steele on charges of forging poll tax receipts. The case involves a group described as slipping up on those with abilities to plan fortunes disrupted by various deceptions.
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Fartune
Treadly Frost
William ‘Odd
Taylorsville
Deputhy Sherdn Steele
Luke to appear before judge on 10 charges
Francis G. Luke of the Merchants Protective Association faces arraignment in District Court today after a Wednesday arrest. He was released on $1,800 bonds and will plead to ten charges before Judge Morse at ten o'clock.
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Francis G. Luke
Merchanta’ Protective Association
Aginst Yhantom Indictanenla
Luke
Tudge Morse
Iwo Couplers Separated Divorce Decree
Fauna Wallace was granted a decree of divorce from Hows Wal Jane Hall in the Third District Court on desertion and non support. The pair, who wed in Salt Lake City years ago, lived apart from the start. Olive Daniels was divorced from Dilwin Linnie, married August 3, 1802, on grounds of failure to provide for life. Olive Lenzi restored to her maiden name.
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Fauna Wallace
Hows Wal
Jane
Nidge Hall
Salt Lake City
Olive Daniels
Dilwin Linnie
Deeres
Olive Lenzi
Rio's Ravings Wawk and Costomnes TANY Wollguh sik be hha
Fragmented OCR note describes a court matter involving CASH AQUINET TL EUWSON and a defendant, alleging 700 shares of stock and a mining company. It references a strike in Montana, a manager, and sensational claims about mining valuation and production, with unclear dates and places.
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Rio
Wawk
Distriel Counk
Coralonilieg
Iasritieh TB
Alock
Bil TionHeels Saul Chempion Mining
Pinta Nskait
Tio Loti
Thousands of Women Owe Their Health to Peruna
Advertorial claims recount personal testimonials from women across Wisconsin and New York praising Peruna for curing catarrhal conditions and female illnesses. The piece presents quoted endorsements from Miss Kathurine Denter and Mrs. Jonnie Rose, describing relief from chronic ailments and monthly pains, asserting they would not be without the remedy.
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Peruna
Kathurine Denter
Milwanloc
Wis
Jonnie Rose
Twenty- Second St
New York City
the Perpon
Columbus
Peruna Cited By Women For Fast Relief Of Menstrual Pain
A Buffalo woman Ruth Simerson reports six weeks relief from irregular, painful menstruation after using Peruna. Jeanie Rose and others claim long standing benefits, praising the remedy and urging others to seek Dr Hartman’s guidance. The ad promises free literature and voluntary doctor advice from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Ruth Simerson
Sycamora Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Peruna
Ruth Emerson
Yeu
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Harlan
Harimsu
Harimiai Sanitarium
Ohlo
Turbulent Night in Tonopah and Duel at Odds
A chaotic report from Tonopah describes a disputed incident involving Almond and a group amid a broader set of local disputes. The letter alludes to crew movements, planned transfers, and a police pursuit ending with a confrontation near a bank, as authorities prepare for upcoming army logistics and national event planning.
Local Fire Suppression Prevents Major Damage at West First Street
A defective Ano jn thr swall building at 128 West First Routh street occupied by TE. O'Dell had a small blaze put out by the department without loss that evening. Earlier, boys at 74% Mirai street started a fire with matches but firefighters arrived in time to prevent further damage. check for 11,700 was yesterday.
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First Routh Street
TE. O'Dell
Shah
Aarisk Wan
Mirai Street
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Max Munk
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