Old Folks Day Outing Plans Spread Across Weber County
The Weber County committee organizes an annual old folks outing with 12 ward groups, led by Eldvoy DW and Qounelar Hath. Transport by Ogden Rapid Transit, special buses to Lagoon, and a 8:40 Hermitage departure. The event offers free meals, badges by age, a large program at Lagoon, prizes, and a call to invite all residents over 70 and those aged 40 to 50.
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Tomorow
Weber County
Miele
Weber
Connlale
Megibere
Aid
North Weeler
Gsden
Anilwineluty
MD Lyore
Eldvoy
Basten
Qounelar
Wyery
Roar
Fda
Mimo Bamberger
Ogden Rapid ‘Transit Company
Spaciscara
Hermitage
Ogden Valley
Plata City
Mies
Mtl
Lee Rauitvers
Nicholw
Alhe
Howe
Trade 4
Court Dismisses Liquor Case Against Albert Taylor
State witnesses described Taylor allegedly selling intoxicating liquor at a resort. Hyrum Reynolds testified he and three others bought seven beers but could not identify the defendant as the bartender. The case was dismissed on motion. another complaint against Taylor remains for selling beer to Timothy Jones. The court urged stronger testimony before further action.
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Ageival
Albert Taylor
Hyrum Reynolds
Murphy Wis
Vane
Taylor
Hare
Egainut Taylor
Tmory Jones
Jones
Reynolds
Mio Naorwan
Reynoldy
Dramatic Millinery Sale Advertises Deep Discounts
A chaotic ad touts immense bargains at Driges Millinery. It promotes hats for adults and children with low prices and mentions a wide range of items from flowers to ribbons. The misspelled wording and street address at 2850 Wash. suggest a period newspaper ad.
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Oedet Nas
Police Court Sentence in Unclear Case
In police court the municipal division found the defendant guilty of drunkenness in a case involving alleged military-related wrongdoing. Martha Large acknowledged the situation, and the judge sentenced him to 80 days in the city jail, with a note about reconsidering later.
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Martha Large
Leason
Chine
Court notes mixed sentences and fines from local session
The court hearings covered Curtin’s guilty plea for maintaining the pace and a sentence of five days on the chain gang or a 40 fine. Peter Baker confessed to riding a bicycle on a city walk and paid a $5 fine. Charles Weight contested a speeding claim, with outcome pending. Haynes faced a disturbance charge with a hearing set for tomorrow. A. H. Meynard’s case on unsanitary premises was continued after sanitary officials cited drainage and conditions at a bank property leased to J. T. Alvord, raising questions of liability for the bank and former owner.
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Curtin
Peter Baker
Weartty
Morgal Powlter
Twentyfourth Street
Washington and
Grant Avenues
City Board of Health
Heywood
J. T. Alvord
Advertising Canyon to World Urged by Ogden Leader
Charles E Wood Ogden criticizes neglect of canyon tourism urging the American public to be informed about Canyon and Ogden attractions. He argues Salt Lake visitors could be drawn for a one day stop boosting Ogden income by advertising to three thousand tourists daily, noting current tourist flow and misperceptions.
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Charles Everity Wood
Ordheye
Lowight
Ogden
Gall Lake
Troine
Salt, Lake City
Weed Thea
Sean
Car Crash Wrecks Wagon as Hay Tank Flies Over House
A hay tank was hurled five rods over the tip of an adjoining house by a runaway wagon. The rear axle was bent and the heavy spokes of the rear wheels broken. Six enameled bottles were demolished. William Norton, driver for the outfit, escaped serious injury by a narrow margin as the tank and its head were infused into the wagon.
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William Norton
Porcupine Invades City Targets First National Bank
A large porcupine wandered into the city at about dawn and entered the front slope of the First National Bank at W Fourth Street and Washington Avenue. Officers arrested it after a rope trap, as bystanders watched, a bulldog lunged at the creature while it resisted capture. The animal appeared calm after, and locals wondered why it entered town, possibly attracted by nearby chickens.
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First National
Btat
Milmai
Sieh Dywilagnihees
C Cief
Tadgo Murphy
Fires revolver through window in Colyndat incident
An unclear report notes a firearm discharge through a window near Bere WO Minto and surrounding streets. Details of locations and persons are garbled, but authorities investigate possible assault or break in at a residential area in Tooting near Dereerive Mavnels.
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Minto
Greene Ork
Vwontriuarth Street
Wan
Arcontial Dant
Mavnels Pucvaliiod
Porepeon Weil Tegen Fy
Disturbance at Colonial House Ends with Revolver Shot
Police report a midnight disturbance at the Colonial house where a man named Haines fired a shot from a revolver after an argument with officers. A loaded pistol and a damaged room show evidence of a violent incident as neighbors recall a drunk resident warning someone below to keep away.
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Dedesilangen
Halhes
Halaes
Haines
Kia
Nebraska
Hooper Plans July 24 Celebration With Local Committee
The people of Hooper plan a prong celebration on July 24. A committee leading the event includes J F Goddard, Thos Fowles, and J G Whaseu. The program features speeches boxing contests athletic sports and dancing.
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Hooper
J.F. Goddard
Thos. Fowles
J. G. Whaseu
Local celebration with races boxing and speeches planned
A historical style notice describes a public gathering featuring a keynote oration by Moka, humorous speech by Tarl Pardee, vocal performances by Tillie Paul and others, afternoon races, a boxing exhibition, and a county league game. Details hint at a paradelike program with a $26 nurse fee and governor concerns, set for Monday, February 8th.
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Dehela
Apostle
Moka
Tarl Pardee
Tillie
Paul i Sender
Mugle
Dato Sulver
Boverferrielt
County League
Teal Od Wei
Somers
Huntsville and Eden Fires Destroy Premises and Grains
Incendiary fires in Huntsville and Eden destroyed log buildings, hay and grain valued around 2500. Neighbors formed buckets and fought for hours, but water scarcity hampered firefighting. Nelson and Jess properties burned, with ashes scattered near a chicken coop and loss including barns sleighs and fodder.
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Tnda
Walter Linds
S. P. Nelson
Nelon
Talon
Burglar Breaks Into Home on Grant Avenue and Twenty-Sixth
A burglar entered the residence of Mrs. Jelen Stevens on Grant Avenue and Twenty-Sixth Street last night and stole a suit of clothes. Police say a suspect was seen roaming the neighborhood and the case remains under inquiry as officers search for the perpetrator.
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Jelen Stevens
Grant Avenue
Perso
Fragmented OCR gives scattered ad like grain dealer notice
A damaged OCR item shows garbled text about grain and fruit box materials and dealer terms. The readable fragments reference family, supply, and pricing hints, but no clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions. The record reflects a chaotic ad snippet from a marketplace page.
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Aled
Hibernians Elect Delegates to Taft and Pope Convention
Portland Oregon July 200 the strength of the report shows more than 400 delegates selected by the Ancient Order of Hibernians to attend the national convention. The committee appointments will be completed later today. The report details the mission of the Irish envoy and calls for unity and reform within the order.
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Hibernians
Mebbage
Taft
Portland
Ora
Areca
Order
Lodny
Ani
Irisit
Jove
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