Excursion ads and notices headline local events and travels
Random text describes excursions north and east via Call City and Ogden routes, with details on dates, addresses, and organizers. Mentions Malloy and a sprawling list of names, locations, and transportation plans amid itinerary notes and public notices.
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Torsstor Ace
Sherman Fort
Ostien
Heacalaute
Utah
Powell Rational Forest
Sevlat
Pangultel
Be Hay Way
Call City
Omoa
Washington Avenue
Oartlealan
Standing of County Teams in Local Baseball Play
Fragmented summary notes list county teams and results from baseball games, referencing Weber County squads and players like Ogden and Hooper. The report mentions the Handsome Browning Buver Cup on exhibition and a display of standings, with unclear dates and some garbled names.
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Bey
Browning
BusyIndow
Alligators in Window Attract Curious Town Crowd
In Tyenby-Atty mill, three young alligators sit in a storefront window watched by a crowd. The oldest, Vilhe, is nine years old and growing well. the other two are females. Owner Wilner says growth has been rapid over the past three years and suggests the reptiles may reach remarkable ages, though keeping them indoors raises questions about their future.
Export trade shows increase in United States shipments
Trade figures for the United States and its territories show exports and imports rising in the eleven months ending May. The Philippines and Porto Rico led gains, with shipments to the United Kingdom and other areas contributing to the higher totals versus the prior year.
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Washington
United States
Department of Scrambrée
United Platen
Porto Rico
Hawett
Philippines
Guni
Midway
Alkaken
United Briton
Philippians
Soldiers Ready to Auton a Strike in Nova Scotia
Soldiers ready today to proceed to Springhill after an extended strike of coal miners. Voters in Springhill reportedly followed an attempt by the mining company to silence union activity. A railroad worker from Hinwath Keoges died after falling into a coal pit, with details unclear in the damaged text.
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N.S. Judg
Ine Kyat Caneilho
Springhill
Ayringhill
Sompany
Company Boysns
St. Jumaph
Hinwath
Keoges
Bos Clailers
Reno's Harvest Profits Rumored in July 4 Black Market
An obscure July Fourth harvest tale cites estimates of profits around 7.0 million with figures tied to a Reno area event. Names, places, and exact roles are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference a tax shift, a crowd estimate near TRICO, and a Sanctioned body returning a person of interest.
Court Handles Multiple Offenses In City Jail Terms
In the criminal division this morning C H Metster pleaded guilty for disturbing the peace and faced a ten day sentence after a claim of unsettled domestic issues. Nixon and Entekcon received shorter sentences for disturbing the code with fines and community labor. A group including Mey, Walter, and Johnson were found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to hard labor and fines of short duration.
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Msnierpal Court
C. H. Metstor
Iis Wiknesses
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Nixon
Diner’ Entekcon
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Bunty
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Booth Aled Waltec Janneon
Mey
L Zitzman Loses His Contract Over County Road Work
A communication from Lewis Ztanién refused trenching and paving duties on the Hyden to Pavitt county road project. The commission rejected his claim citing an overly strict thirty day requirement and awarded the contract to Wheelwright Construction Company. The county auditor reported a cash balance of $10,923,062 for the prior quarter.
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Lewis Ztanién
Hyden
Pavitt
Bitnman
Maressanabis
Oller
Dot
Amer Ynading
Zitsman
Commissiongns
Wheelwight’ Conkriletion Company
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Bus
Tts
Zitymyn
World’s Freakiest Circus Opens In Ogden Tonight
The Fifth Ward Circus brings a bizarre menagerie and daring feats to Ogden with a tyronite parade, aerial navigation, loop the chutes, and railway splashes. Family fun and attractions fill the event at the lawn near Eocles residence on Jefferson Avenue.
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Fifth Ward
Eocles
Jefferson Avenue
Fire destroys lumber firm near Rend in July blaze
A July fire near Rend destroyed a lumber company’s pinpl mill and large lumber piles valued around 300000 feet. Fire spread rapidly through the yards and surrounding structures, with crews unable to halt the blaze before extensive losses occurred.
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Rend
Houga
Chief Justice Fuller Left A Million Dollars
Chicago July 1 Under the will of Chief Justice Melville W Fuller of the U S Supreme Court filed in probate here the children of the jurist and their issue receive equal share of about 1 000 000 The estate valued at 390 000 will go to heirs during minority The will was executed in Washington February 10 11a with brevity and names appear in the document
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Chicago
Berm
Melville Ww. Fuller
Puperm Court
United Bistow
Ta Asthynred
Tha Ohildean
B.S. Gregory
Chicago Sawyer
Morehante Lain
Truak Eamany
Inquiries on Effects of New Rates by JLL
Chicago readers witness a report on the impact of a rejuetion order by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The piece notes railway financial reviews, monthly accounting checks, and a forthcoming tabulation of the system’s overall effect on common nations.
Cadets Charged In City Vagrancy Case After Incident
A garbled report notes cadets Llewellyn Thomas Harry Lewis and Fred Sumner charged in a city vagrancy case. Lewis did not appear. he pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined. Sumner was fined for public intoxication and minor offenses.
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Yasnolleg
Lewis Gu Clair
Gorlba McCale
Fanore Fyr
Eale
Thomas Wan
Arya
Harry Lewis
Lisourt
Anawer
Drune
Hin Hull
Fred Sumnoca
Conte
Don
Dochirad
Palisade Nevada Fire Threatens Town and Depot
A fire swept Palisade Nevada yesterday threatening the town and depot, with several buildings burning and frames of nearby structures at risk. Firefighters and railroad workers with a bucket brigade battled the blaze as wind fanned flames toward residences, yet the town was saved from total destruction and last road property was reportedly saved.
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Felisede
Nevada
Impostor in Woman's Garb Warned by Army Officials
A warning is issued to the public about an impostor dressed as a woman who solicits funds in the name of the Salvation Army. The in charge urges vigilance and asks residents to report any encounters to authorities. The notice emphasizes not to engage with or hand over money to the impersonator and to note any identifying details for proper action.
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Fin Ponterm
Harshall Decides Park City Suit in 1908 Court Record
The case involves Char Jolie Cansidy widow and James P. Cesaldys against the Flavor King Coulidon company over an accounting for about 2000 dollars. Judge Marshall presided as the court reviewed claims of alleged unfair dealings in a patent matter affecting livestock asset transfers. Details indicate a trial date set for early December with filings dated 1908.
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Sohn Mozphali
Salt Lake
Totay
Ern
Char- Jolie Cansidy
My Lau James P. Cesaldys
Flvor
King Coulidon ‘Ming Company
Couir Pal
Doy
Caplain
Camplaimait
Datendant Corporation
Innien PB
Crislay
Vietne
Paplain Indies
Lealdelle
Prohibition Era Bootlegging Suspect Arrested
An alleged bootlegger in a prohibition region was found with a supply of whisky and counterfeit jewelry. Officers believe he stored the liquor at a home, intended to convert it into cash, and may have stolen the whisky. He claims he acted honestly and did not intend wrongdoing.
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Slarty
Wagner
Shurit Winn
Rome
O Drickén
Davies
Airpuas
Welsawit
Foleton and Winstona Engage in Spokane Wedding Plans
Lalla Folt of Dehen and Roy Winstna announce plans for marriage in Spokane on July 4. Miss Foyt, daughter of Mire Frank Bayer, resided at 471 Twenty seventh. A party hosted by Miss Rabecta Cohen at Ogden Canyon preceded her Salt Lake return. Mrs Wy L. Wattle travels to Portland, while Salt Lake visitors stay with relatives. The annual Plunebr day celebration is set for Liberty Park on Monday July 26 with events and music.
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Lalla Folt
Dehen
Roy Winstna
Apollins
Spokane
Rabecta Cohen
Ogden
Tariff 18 Subject and Presidential Meeting Report
Fragmentary report recounts discussions around Tariff 18 with attention to President and Taft in Washington. The article mentions Roosevelt and insurgent views, anticipated focus on tariff issues, and a meeting with Secretary Nagahy and others, hinting at plans for a Burns Volunt effort.
Weber County Assessed Value Report At Meeting
At a county board meeting the auditor detailed Weber County property valuations used for the general tax levy. The report shows increases in noncity and city areas, with totals for improvements, machinery, and resident property. A death inquiry note mentions Dr. Wiley, age 52, in Colorado Springs after a fatal incident near Glendale.
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Jory Firtha Saatte
Webay County
Tor Génodral
Marchandiae
L. R. Heffner Dies on Coast
L R Heffner widely known locomotive engineer dies in city at his home. The death shocks many friends in the community. services to be held at 247 West Avenue with interment announced.
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L. R Heffner
Winaty
Heffner
Antad
Aik
J. Heftner
O'Etochhla
Huffer
Netalis
Mr. Heffner
Motorcyclists Speeding Supposed Rally Causes Arrests
Fragmentary police report notes motorcyclists speeding and a staged pursuit. Deputies report arrest attempts for several suspects who did not appear in court. The text references an election or meeting context and mentions a local authority, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Doctor Walked Off A Train Incident Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references a doctor stepping from a train and mentions places and names in a jumbled order. core facts are unreadable. no clear event date or location emerges.
Steamer Sinks in Mississippi Strait Tragedy
A river steamer named Cape Ghrirdent Ktrvele capsized in the Mississippi near Turkey Wad. Most passengers were women and children. many were asleep when the vessel foundered. Rescue boats reached the shore, and survivors were brought to St Louis by team. The ship, built in Madicon Indiang in 1939, carried forty five crew and sixty or more passengers. The city of Bailio was the returning port, with the wreck attributed to an obstruction in the river.
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Tha Mlk
Brantop
Turkey
Cipla Leite
Team Tha
Madicon
Indiand
Bogle Parket Company
St. Tumip
Bailio
Liala
Pwelyt Pettons
Hnats
Fictunes and Rates Reported in Patchy July Wire
In Cleveland and New York dispatches, references to the Reno fight bias and a jumble of loan rates and percentages appear. The notes detail on call rates around 24-992 percent, 217 percent, and various others, with unclear context and mixed figures. The fragmentary text mentions Mayer Figehr, Pelles Kuehr, and unrelated banking terms, leaving the exact financial and event specifics ambiguous.
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Cleveland
Mayer Figehr
Ghlat
Pelles Kuehr
Reno
Sieve
York Manby
New York
Sugar and Coffee Prices in New York Trade
Sugar and coffee market notes from New York dated July 13 list raw sugar at 83 taels and 149 cen trifigal, refined sugar at 2.55 per unit, and various brand names and package references including Voltee-Sput No 7 and No 4 Santon with corresponding weights.
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New York
Muwnprado
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