Ogden Edges Murray In Close Ninth Inning
In a tightly contested afternoon game Ogden edged Murray 3 to 2 after a dramatic late rally. Linen and Ogden's new pitcher delivered key moments while Murphy and Rehacher sparked the visitors with late-game efforts and solid defense.
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Murphy
Rebseher
Murray
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Boleman
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Oyalyn
Walt
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Ile
Rome
Morele Murphy
Balanco
Formuna
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Plake
Ramshaw
Tha
Albe
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Scott
Tedscher
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Kwefer
Guan
Cantro
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Beiter
T. Gunn
Finke
Blithe
Lum Jey
Murphy Bealing
Imsernan
Thawr
Sean
Numnost Pden
Oaden
Muireny
Baseball results from Cincinnati and Philadelphia games
The report covers multiple day games with Cincinnati defeating New York 5 0 and Philadelphia winning 5 to 1 in another openers. It notes pitching performances by Junt for Cincinnati and fielding and batting highlights for Philadelphia. The text also mentions managers, umpires, and various scattered box score details from games on July 17.
Warhimetings and Batterten games across cities listed
A garbled OCR of multiple 1940s or earlier score items shows results from Topeka Denver Des Moines Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus and other cities. Several games are incomplete with mixed team names and scores, suggesting a roundup of regional basketball or football results with postponed matches and varying final scores such as Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 1 and Spokane 9 Sacramento 6.
Ogden residents boost local sour lown by using Ogden made flowa
Ogden citizens boost local sour lown by using OG DEN MADE flowa in every pack. The push ties Ogden to Chicago identity as part of a community effort.
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Ogden
Chicago
Mimi & Ae
Elva Manda Laid At Ward Funeral Service
A large gathering of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Elva Manda at the Allen Broendte ward home, two o clock Saturday afternoon. Speakers praised the deceased’s character and church activity with a lengthy cortege to Ogden Oly cemetery. Her mother Mrs Manda was unable to attend due to grief, receiving care at home.
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Alin Broendte Ward
Tie md
Hinhop Miler I. Janew
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Notige to National Cash Register Users in Salt Lake City
Notice to NCR users regarding on hand items at Salt Lake, including registers, tapes, coupons, check paper, and other supplies. All pre orders and needs should be sent to Oscar Groshell at Nuj2(8 Stato Be, with directing instructions for replacements.
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Una
Nash
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Chile Canfield Investigating Fire Code Violations
Chief Canfield of the fire department tightens scrutiny on building safety as he orders audits of occupancies and fuel storage. He cites numerous violations including excessive flammable material, improper storage, and unsafe airways. Officials say many premises exceed the allowed quantity of hazardous substances and will face action.
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Addion
Fragmented OCR note on a failed water system tank
The readable text describes a damaged report about a city water system and a tank on a building. It mentions fatalities, a plant named Jorel Sachlite, and alleged lack of protection. It notes a tank on top of the building meant to receive exhaust water but found dry.
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Natal
Impressive funeral for Mary Allred at Blatervilly Meeting House
The funeral of Mary Allred was held at 2 PM Sunday at Blatervilly Meeting House with James Blair officiating. Choir rendered hymns including I Need Thee Every Hour, and Resurrection Day. Speakers included Henry Holley, W. H. Manning, Bishop Robert Me Parlans, Bishop Levi J. Taylor, and Patriarch G. W. Larkin. Attendance was the largest in Slaterville, floral tributes abundant, and the funeral procession stretched nearly a mile to Ogdan City Cemetery for interment.
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Blatervilly
James Blair
Austen
Tola
Weill Woderaloud
Ang Adter
Spewkere
Henry Holley
W. H. Manning
Robert. Me Parlans
Levi J. Taylor
G. W. Larkin
Slaterville
Ogdan City
Notice of no pins without written order
Illegible notice stating that no pins will be issued for any wife or family without a written order. Mentions a date and a trio, with confusion in lines about treatment and responsibility. No clear names, places, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
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Roy Cinrerny
Ogden Swelters in Torrid Heat Across Plains
Weather bureau reports continue to show extreme heat in Ogden and surrounding regions with no immediate signs of relief. Forecasts indicate high temperatures across the southwest and plains, with a cooling trend not expected until midweek in the Midwest and extreme northwest, as showers remain unlikely.
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Weather” Bureau
Alba
Crompton Goes After Mitchell in Grand Larceny Case
Governor of Wallington Joseph G. Crompton orders Deputy to seize Earl D. Mitchell and brother R. Mitchell in Ogden. They face charges of grand larceny for stealing personal effects valued at 111.25 from a house tied to Mr. and Mrs. Crockett and Charles Pettibone. Ogden officers trace items to pawnshops as Mitchell admits guilt.
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Josetian
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Opden
David Crockett
Charles Pettibone
James
Detac- Wee Pender
Ogden
Orden
Heather
New Street Cars Introduced by Ogden Rapid Transit
Two new street cars were placed in service Saturday by the Ogden Rapid Transit company. Built by the St. Louis Car Co, the models are attractive and convenient, measuring 41 and 45 feet in length and adding 48 persons capacity. Each car is powered by four 160 horsepower motors. The cars will run on the lines already in use.
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Ogden Rapid Troanity Company
St. Louis Car Co
Mrs Taylor Entertains Her Former Charges
A fragmented local notice reports Mrs Taylor hosting former charges after a court hearing. The text references a dogged attempt at a mellown meal and a seaside town setting with garden party items, but the garbled OCR limits clear details.
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Mrs. Taylor
Notable gathering honors Taylor family with joyous reception
A small community event celebrated the Taylor family with a warm, happy reception. Guests included several notable figures who expressed appreciation for the occasion. The gathering concluded on a bright note with smiles and good wishes for the hosts.
Western Pacific to Inaugurate Passenger Service August 22
Official word from Chicago confirms the Western Pacific will inaugurate passenger service on August 22. San Francisco officials and local Western Pacific representatives relay the time as firm, with delays blamed on securing equipment from car builders. Many steel passenger cars are currently mobilizing in San Francisco.
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Boy Finds Buried Treasure in Sand
In San Francisco a boy named Louis Osborar found a metal box buried in a sandhill while exploring near his home. The box held 2600 mining shares, papers of value, and several ring boxes. Police suspect robbers hid and later looted the box, making it a developing local mystery as to rightful ownership.
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Exhibit at Farm Congress Draws Global Farmers
Professor Waltay H Olin announces judges for the grain, fruit, and vegetable exhibits at the International Exposition during the Spokane Dry Farming Congress week in October. Judges from Minnesota Montana Washington and Idaho will assess entries from multiple states and provinces for prizes totaling 4500 dollars, with additional 3500 offered by the Spokane Interstate Fair Association. Exhibits aim to demonstrate dry farming achievements across regions including the United States Canada and Mexico.
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WOUNDED INALTERED ARSON? WIFE SHOT AT HOME
Cul July 1. A man suspected of malice shot his wife in their home. A second shot killed a companion. The man, wounded, was rushed to county hospital with the hope of saving him tonight. Police investigate motive.
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Sunday picnic riot ends in violence at Cabimbia Park
A Chicago area Sunday picnic by workers of a large firm ended in a riot after a railroad excursion train derailed near Cabimbia Park west of Chicago. Several injured, including Mulviill and Heley, were rushed to hospitals. Police found pistols as the crowd attacked, with trains fired and passengers fleeing into woods amid flying bricks, stones, and clubs.
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Water Falls Destroyed Near Seattle Power Plant
In Seattle Washington on July 17 a falls near the city were obliterated by a flood. The 268 foot cataract diverted the river 150 feet wide to turn the electric plant supplying Seattle and Tacoma. The once world famous rapids are now a spray as the descent occurs. Read the class ads.
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