Refining firm operation near New Truvle sparks talks
A report notes Ing' sed refining company at New Truvle has just started operation. Another item hints Senator Clark may back copper minting in Bis, shaping political and business ties. Potential road links and rail interests involve Ely, Pedro Angpizs, and the Glrowy mine, with trade implications for Utah and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing’ Sed
Whear Smisiter
New Truvle
Dod
Clark
Bis
Muile
Ely
California election turmoil and key figures loom
Jumbled OCR text hints at a California primary election with mentions of governor candidates, party figures, and campaign activity. Names like Hiram and Stanton appear amid references to ballots, petitions, and political contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ron Frelson
Hiram WW
Dann Gon
Tie Inca
Dulinsch
Hanks
Charles PF
Urry
Beerity
Po AL Stanton
Faust
Race For Dent
Thelin
Nikit Het
Montny Heal
Emn Palne
Carnegie Library Report Shows Declining Debt
The Carnegie Library report for Ogun City outlines finances and operations as of January 1, 1910. It details library holdings, periodicals, books issued, receipts, expenditures, and a reduced deficit due to economy and repairs.
Children’s Room Need More Books Urged by Pastor Report
In a plea published by Rev. Cushnahen and signatories, the report notes overcrowding in the children’s room and appeals to donors to supply additional books. The message emphasizes community support to enrich young readers and grow literacy resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prarten
M. Cushnahen
J. 4
Howall
AB. Blgslow
Gael
Harrly
Roy
J. B. Carver
Eunice C
Uerdue
Afre
Evelyn i Wert
Mra
Jennie Nelson
Card of Thanks for William R Jackson's Passing
A brief grateful note from Woolmer of the World and the Modwyn Wandmen society thanks those who sent condolences and supported during the illness and death of the late William R Jackson. Speakers at the church are acknowledged with appreciation by MAS. WM, R. IAL Ne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny Frente
Aleknos
Win
R Jackson
Woolmer of the World
Modwyn Wandmen
Lenuillat
Ingether
Horst Mealty and Mercantile Co Forming on Hudson Avenue
A new company led by Geary and local figures plans to buy rent and mortgage property and engage in mercantile manufacturing. Capital stock divides into 100 shares of £100 each. J. Ty Hurst is named president with C. A. Parmley vice president and J. Ty Hurst serving as secretary. Directors include J. G. Wye, O. G. Parmley, B. P. Bratz, and Joseph Cut. The firm aims to occupy space along Hudson Avenue and Grant Street, with initial operations centered on Lin t zon avenue and nearby buildings becoming ready for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary
Helus
Horst Mealty & Marcantile Co
Hurat
Frost
Dialgon Avenue
Romms
Grant aVenue
Dvalnoos
Hudson
Itd
Balling Om
J.C. Nye
C. A. Parmley
J. Ty Hurst
J. G. Wye
Drunks in the Police Court Case Summary
In the criminal division of Langman court this morning a crowd gathered as Henry and Earl Biltoks faced charges of unlawful drunkenness and were sentenced to pay fines and five days in the city jail with hard labor. Charles Otto, drenched from the Walter river nightbath, stood accused of drunkenness and, after explanation, received a five day sentence or a $3 fine. X. Nokiy and Robt. Lawrie were charged with disturbing the peace. they were absent and their bail for Lawther was forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagmanioinn
Henry
Earl Biltoks
Charles Otto
Dudge
Col
Walter River
Din Not
Geenor
Old Country
Dave Tabor
X. Nokiy
Robt
Lawrice
Lawther
Jim Nekley
Abn
Man and Wife Ordered Out After Court Case
Judge Sneptiy Tymorndege granted Mr. Jind and Mrs. Nixon a lenient chance to relocate from rival districts. The couple, married about fifteen years, pleaded for a fresh start in the country, promising quiet life away from alcohol. The court deferred harsher punishment, fining and placing them on probation, with orders to avoid further trouble and return to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneptiy Tymorndege
Mr. Jind
Mra
Witin
Nixon
Beier
KiHife
Wwe
Plenao
Grazing reforms eyed as solution nears
In a dispatch from Washington forestry chief Lo Knelyp announces progress on grazing regulations. He will remain in the national capital until September then return to Ogden before heading to Washington for final plans. He predicts substantial solvency of grazing issues within two years with permanent, profitable land usage. Commodity quotes following the note show July wheat at 3.03, July oats at 41.85, pork and ribs pricing in July and September contracts.
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Lo. Knelyp
Coe Prading
United States Forestry
Nery Low
National Capital
Ogden Materiny
Denver
Ogden
Washington
Mi Knelpp
Far & Motor
Omaha Livestock Market Report From Omaha Yearly Prices
Omaha Livestock receipts and prices for cattle and hogs show native steers around 4700 to 4800 dollars with various beef and dairy cattle categories listed. Hogs and sheep receipts are noted with mixed price ranges and per head values, including calves and yearlings priced at several dollars per unit.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Jiy
Sprog
Lou Meher
Brnckens
Balls
Stugr
Oly
Mixe FT Foae
Marker Rhready
Wrights Prepare Big Time Sale Ad Angles
Fragmented OCR hints at a forthcoming advertisement in the Wrights store section. Mentions a sale, pricing, and department counters with plans for a dancing party at The Hermitage tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrights
Pricgs
Hermitage
Opening of the American Republics conference in Buenos Aires
The American Republics conference opens in Buenos Aires and will meet for several weeks to discuss inter American cooperation. Attendees include Henry White, Paul Reinsch, David Kinley, John Bassett Moore, and other U.S. and Latin American officials. Rev. Pelá Pas to deliver the welcome address.
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Buenos Ayres
Willian 'T. Doyle
Divlaton
Pe-La Pas
Taroga
Falts
Fire Devastates New Brunswick Town Killing Seven
A massive blaze swept the lumber town of Campbellian and surrounding areas in New Brunswick causing at least seven deaths and widespread destruction. Fire cut off communications with Bathurst and Bamphilloyard, with up to 3000 homesteads lost and property damages near 2 million dollars. Rescue workers reported bodies recovered, including a victim in a dwelling, as winds driven by a hurricane-like gale fanned the flames. The disaster affected multiple companies and residents, with riverside homes and cedar mills burned and transportation disrupted.
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St. John
Caninelton
N. B
Coluwlig
AML
Hite
Worl
New Brunswick
X Ab
Wwe
Hichirds Company
Faa
Tratharat
N. Badnty
Bathurst
Bamphelloyard
Tratn
Hemfila
Shivee Lamiben
Waldinger
Arrests in Newark Reported After Friday Riot
Police in Newark report arrests after a riot on Friday night. Names such as Weldon Kerr Charles Bagley and Edward Shalles are noted amid claims the crime was funded by witnesses in Columbus consulting with the governor. New mayor John Ankale vows police reorganization as Milton Taylor and Harry Runile face deposing. James McClure takes charge as Charles Hager is replaced. J H W Newton resigns as Newark Advocate editor amid a shaken police force.
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Newark
Charles
John Ankele
Milton M. Taylor
Eufety
Harry Runile
Jaméa' McCtui' Wan
Charles Hager
Sfehce Miller
Zanesville
J. HW. Newton
Adi Jor
Advacura
Wreck in Flint Michigan Involves Windsor Ontario Trip
A Detroit bound passenger car crash near Wilke’s Creek today injured forty people. Reports say the vehicle's speed failed to negotiate a sharp curve during a special convoy from Windsor to Detroit. Casualties include several in critical condition as investigators review the third and fourth speeds of the procession.
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Windsor
Detroit United
Wilke' S
Cryore
Dujureil
Detroit
Abor Unions Will Not Endorse Congress Members
Washington July 12 Endorsement of members of congress will be continued by the national labor body. The American Federation of Labor has received favorable action on many cases and extended endorsements to several congressmen seeking political action, but last night the body decisively voted to discourage individual endorsements for state or local candidates.
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Washington
Congress
Trr
Con Inf Labor New
American Federation of Libor
Cuntail Union
Ly A.deisive Vole
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Fred M. Nye CO
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Washington Avo
THE
Jackson Loan & Trust CO
Ball Lake Guy
Utah
Jachbon
Mississippi
Wykes CO
Deep Creek Ely Line
Mumiss
Los Angeles
Portland & Return
Amd
Oregon
Bal Waskimden Ava
Carnegie Library Report
Carnukia Free Lierary
Ety Counells
Anil Memberg
Ogun City
Copnell—Geriile
Taw
Thy
Carnegie Prva
Fring
Younnes
Biel
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Burke
Dnuyarr
Ry. Co
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Libraelon
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Bowles
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Groupe
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Ash
Alana Yous
Reveipis
VBA
Pera
Tavor
Ogtan
Manaus
Jane L
Ween
Yue Wit
Myyeh
Iit
Jai
Amemely
Mableer
Aere of Thane
Globe
Phyaday
Rheatric
Hudson Avenue
Salinas, California
America
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Dolore
Drukkenper
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Coro
ST Wes
Go Qilard
Vln
Wright
Eternoon
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Lear
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Hana Wileresy
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