Liberty Bell in Ogden Draws Thousands at Union Depot
The Liberty Bell arrived by Philadelphia special train and drew about 30,000 spectators in Ogden and northern Utah. Officials and citizens lined streets and gathered at the Union Depot as the bell was paraded, then displayed for view amid speeches, music, and civic tributes.
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Ogden
Utah
An Li Hung Chang
City
Union Pacific
Philadelphia
G. O. Brophy
Wyoming Division
Cheyenne
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
William Spry
Ihparate
Company 8
Utah National Guards
Lincke
Aple
Viswtors
Joh M. Mills
William H. Reeder, Jr
W. Eb, Lindgurtat
A. E. Willung
D. Rideout
Sylvay Park
State Industral School
Lowid Ifult
Georges B. Davis
Tra ‘I’. Garman
Willam J. Genwtord
George D'Antrocny
John VW Maharty
Pringle Borthwick
Joseph P. Gullnuy
Charles Jr. Kelley
John H H
Edminttee
J. A. Howalt
Onde
Hiirman Ault
Philadelpha Committee
Chaitin Amt
Ced
Willie
Pete Ul
Frutstan
Tintin
Ehilieanis
Bells of History in a Sermon by Rev. Carver
A sermon reflects on the Liberty Bell as a symbol linked to liberty and virtue. It traces historical bells from ancient times to American uses, urging believers to connect personal lives to a larger cause and the gospel. It cites Washington and other founders, urging service to freedom and faith.
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Apa
Apa Common Couress
Philadelphia
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Ita
Chairiman Hutt
Ila
Dix-Logan Post
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Marchars
W. & O Bren
Albert W. J Hadley
Comunlties
Duslen
Duattee
Ite En-Eort
Alanges
Paeitig
A. Thirel
Durst
Magera
Felb
Rome
Rev
Carver
Europe
Christ
America
Belle Tn
Nineveh
Nola
Rouen
Toubitouse
Moscow
Helehon
Kiedis
Mayer
Wenig
Eltirena
Henkel
Postal Receipts Rise at Post Office in Quarter
The fragmentary OCR text notes postal receipts increasing at the post office. It references dates and figures in vague form, mentioning quarter period activity and related financial data without clear specifics. The readable portions point to rising revenues and quarterly reporting.
Work, character and deeds outweigh titles and diplomas
The passage argues that public employees and clergy should be judged by what they do, not by status or diplomas. It contends that profession, education, and religion matter little without actual usefulness and effort, stressing the primacy of action over credentials.
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Yale
Utah Poveeros Widow Janet Fife Dies at 77
Janet Kiditta Fite widow of John S Wite died at the family residence 410 Twenty first at 6 this morning at age 77. She came to America in 1865 crossing the plains in 1868 and settled in Weber County where she was widely known for her faith and service. Survived by eight children and many relatives. funeral Wednesday at 3 PM in the Third Ward chapel with viewing Tuesday 6 7 PM and Wednesday 10 AM to 2 PM.
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John S Wite
America
Weber County
Eliza McFarland
Wiliam J. Fife
Mea
Fannie Wilaan
Alice Pierce
Mora Arnaworth
Alex L. Fife
Ogden
Ita Shibley
Balt Lake
Speahid
Tabernacle Choir 15 Ready for Its Long Journey
The Tabernacle choir completed a California repertoire review during a special rehearsal as the big chorus prepares for a tour. A 7:30 p.m. meeting will finalize the song viewings, with Director Joseph Ballantyne finishing program arrangements and copies sent to David Larson for publication in California newspapers.
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Quden Tabernacle Choir
California
Joseph Ballantyne
David Larson
Ogden Pudsleity Bureau
Short
Californio newRipers
Boy Missing Prompted Police Alert in Weber County
A Taylor Utah family alerted police after their 6 16 year old light complexioned son Ligson Ross Daley left home Saturday afternoon to attend a ball game and has not been seen. The search was requested by J L Daley. The youth weighs about 110 pounds and stands roughly 2 inches taller than 4 feet 2 inches.
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J. L. Daley
Taylor
Weber County
Ligson
Ross Daley
We & Light
Howe
Apostle Kay Speaks in Third Ward Sermon
A turbulent Third Ward service featured Apostle Kay MeKay delivering the main sermon before a crowded meeting-house, with search officials and local dignitaries present. The program included music, prayers, and a featured reading, reflecting strong community involvement and religious leadership.
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Apostle MeKay
Vo Myans
Ordonatalia
Hente Tamera Wetherapodt
Ant Jol V. Mie
Xovthe Weber Stake
Apostle urges loyalty to virtue and liberty for nation
The Apostle concludes by urging Bis Leartus to uphold virtue and parity alongside liberty, asserting that such allegiance could strengthen the nation and lead to a better life and truer loyalty inspired by the spirit emanating from it.
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Apostle
Bis Leartus
Reasons for bad season at small town theater
The Jove manager cites a deteriorating building and failed repairs. He blames waning audience demand due to movie dashes at Frog Lake, revival efforts, and a local religious camp. Sickness and two distilleries closing worsen finances, as he admits he could not hire anyone to perform.
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Frog Lake
Holy Rollers
Northeng
Mehndy
World Markets Open With Mixed Tar Kel Gains and Steel Drops
New York markets opened with slight moves as investors reacted to international tensions. Canadian sources showed weakness in metal sectors while Pacific and Reading shares slipped, lifting a cautious tone. United States Steel fell a full point despite a favorable state ment after Saturday's close. Chicago hog prices showed varied receipts and a sluggish early bid, with heavy weights trading around steady to soft levels. Omaha hog figures for July 12 indicated slow selling and softer demand in midweek trading.
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New York
Guiton Pacific
Reading
Met
United Sistos Steel
Market quotes and sugar futures slide amid lower receipts
Cattle receipts at the market show a downturn with native steers at 7.75 to 20.00 and western and Texas offerings around 6.00 to 8.50, sheep receipts 8009 with lambs and yearlings in the 4 to 10 range. Sugar futures drift lower as raw sugar declines, with various refined grades priced around 4.95 to 6.26 per unit.
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Texas
Wheat Market Rally on Favorable Weather and Bulls Buy
Chicago grain markets rose on favorable weather and bullish cable advice for July delivery. Strong harvest reports from the Missouri river region reduced arrivals while ocean shipments slowed. Prices moved up after opening higher, then sagged, re-ascending. oats followed the trend and July options gained strength. Provisions slipped on weak export demand and limited supply.
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Chicago
Missouri River
Boulder
Ocean Passage
Wheat and grain price quotes from Chicago markets
Wheat No 2 red fluctuated around 1 1 8 cents higher than Saturday. Corn No 2 yellow 78 1 4 to 7 14 cents. Oats No 3 white about 54 1 2 to 66. Ry e No 2 nominal around 1.40. Barley around 77 to 92 cents. Timothy about 5.20 to 6.50. Cover bulk prices 4 50 to 13 50. Pork 14 50, Lard 7 95 to 8 02, Hibn 9 25 to 9 75.
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Chicago
Bard
Gold Reserve Being Depleted
London July 2 The Associated Press reports that American tailward shares and gold bonds remain liberal, with New York exchange barely perceptibly affected. The British government may negotiate war balances payment with New York while withholding information, as the gold reserve declines. Stock exchanges show British war with allies trading lower, and cotton stocks in Britain show a reduced turnover and a $45,740 deficit in the Cotton Growing Association.
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London
Seler
New York Exchange
New York
Slock Exchange
Great Britain
Stock Exchange
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