Newoboys of Gola Entertained at Lagouhi
The new stays at Oelen will be the snesta of the ten Oden papers. An excursion arranged by iso papers includes rail fare, banquet, restaurant, boxing, bathing and sports for youngsters. Salt Lake and Ogden railways offer transportation to Lagoon on July 23. Gov Bamberger and others expected as hosts.
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Oelen
Ten Oden
Standard
Lagped
Mortins
Iso
Saitroad
Amosecoaate
Salt Lake
Ogden Raifesy
Reo
Lagoon
Orwabays
Tracy
Bamberger
Borat
Thalys Oral Armangemrota
Orden
Funeral Train Carries Two Bodies to Huntsville July 24
Exhumed body of Charles Wright now in Ogden awaits elaborate funeral at Huntsville meeting house. His wife Adeline Wright to be laid beside him in Huntsville cemetery after a long journey from Glendale Kane County to Richfield. Funeral train leaves 11:30 Tuesday morning from the Optisval- Tey branch for Huntsville with hundreds expected to attend.
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Huntsville
Charles Wright
Desert Cremetery
Clendale
Lab
Ogden
Aldt
Adeline Wright
Charles Weight
Hunteriile
Wright
Ogden Valley
Utah
Mr. Wright
Te Johnson
Johoaga
Optisval- Tey
Orden, Logan & Mal
Placra [Ke
Glendale Canyon
Marah Center
Idaho
Oxdten Valley
Eiztren
Pram Wag
Oelen Valley
Siome
Drunks and Cyclists Face Police Court Roster
In a morning police court session, three suspended sentences were handed for being drunk and four five-dollar fines issued for riding bicycles on the sidewalk. Several wets appeared for sidewalk cycling, all cases heard by Judge Walker who noted the offenses were taken under advisement.
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Atrert
Williamy Powers
Victor Alecit
Andy White
Antony Thornton
Clapton
Ife
Hin
O'Malley
W. Wilson
Meteo Wilson
Harry Blair
K. Everett
Robert Blone
Ofiver Nayllo
Palior Court
Walker
Car plunges into river near Ogden canyon injuring crew
Weber county warden Michael Doyle and Leon Flume were riding with Doyle when another auto rounded a corner and struck the embankment, sending the car over the bank into the river. Doyle and Flume sustained injuries. the roadway remains dangerous with a cave-in threatening further accidents.
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Ogden Canyon
Michael Doyle
Aime
Weber County
Silke
A. I. Trower
Doyle
Warden
Dongle Inra
Doyles
Leon Flume
Garcia Warden
Toxie
Weber Stake to Hold Conference Sunday
Weber Stake conducts a quarterly conference in Oxton on Sunday with sessions at ten in the morning and two in the afternoon. Meetings aim to be brief and foster allegiance, with special speakers including Crean, Whit, and Young noted among attendees.
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Wiber Sake
Oxton
Ae Taren
Epecial
Apowire Crean B. Whitper
Septavor
Young
State Convention of Active Firemen Meet in Ogden
The Utah state convention of active firemen will meet in Ogden July 24 25 and 26. Delegates will discuss matters of general interest with state departments and seek improvements in service during the first two days. On July 26 the annual state tournament will be held with three trophies to be contested and cash prizes awarded for events. Cups for the state championship race ladder climbing and hose coupling are to be won.
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Ogden
Utah
Hirw
Hemiva
Benny
Bumbus
Urel
Erbing
Ewotien
Penang
Kansan Senator and Family Tour of the West
State Senator J Hart and his family from Randall Kansas stayed at the Broom hotel after touring Yellowstone Park and areas northeast of the park. He praised Ogden canyon and reported cool weather, planned to continue via Grand Junction and the Colorado Rockies to Denver and home. He said Kansas crop conditions are excellent with bumper prospects and noted his own land ownership.
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Grand Junction
Tetinesere Pase
Colorado Nockies
Denver
Renator Hart
Travelers Stop at Jones Grove Mecca for Tourists
Visitors crowded Jones Grove last night under trees on Sixteenth Street en route from Rupert Malta to Colorado points. Four parties camped near the grounds while others praised the city and its publicity bureau. A nine person party traveling in a cean parr stayed the night and expressed thanks to generous local hosts.
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Jones Grove
Mecca
Wirret
H. EB
Dana
Rupert
Malta
Colorado Points
Cilera
Publicity Bureau
Cea’ Parr
Alan
Salt Lake Yester
Jones
Traveling party visits Arnold and Bellwood on Lincoln Highway trip
A caravan led by Julius Huzman from Arnold Kansas with the Bril family from Bellwood Nebraska travels toward Yellowstone after stopping in multiple towns along the route. They praise the grove, complain of rough Cheyenne to Mock Springs roads, and expect to finish the journey in about a month. Wyo desert leg fears ease with new traveler signs to guide motorists at Washington Street locations.
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Julius Huzman
Arnold
Kan
Yellowstone Park
Joxie Pr. Bril
Familly
W. G. McFall
Bellwood
Neb
Long Beach
Cal
Cheyenne
Mock Springs
Ogden
Stilwell
M.D. Edwards
Twin Falls
Salt Lake
Washington and
Sixteenth Street
Washington and Canyon Road
Erove
Sixteenth
Exemption Boards Ready for Draft Preparations in Ogden and Weber
Ogden City and Weber County exemption boards prepared for the start of the draft process under the conscription act. Readings from federal provost marshal offices arrived at board HQs, with Walter Richey and Mayor Meywood on the Ogden board and W H Lowder chairing the Weber County panel. Members include Dr Nelson and A C Call, Alma Peterson, and others. Exemptions will follow government regulations, focusing on dependents and strict physical examinations.
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Ogden City
Weber County
Recorder’s Office
Walter Richey
City Recorder
Meywood
W. Nelson
Nelson
W. H. Lowder
Harrisville
Enemy Exemption Board
County Exemption Board
Malatalna
A.C. Call
Wilson
Alma Peterson
Huntaville
Lost sack of flour found at police station in Ogden
Honest men proved today when S Alberts hauled a ten pound sugar sack found in the street to the police station. He walked along Atlanta between Twenty fifth and Twenty one, seeing no one seeking the item and thus delivered it to authorities. The reporter notes the act as commendable civic duty.
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Ogden
S. Alberts
Atlanta
Earh
Alberts
Tian
Ehaulter
Ice Mint Ended Foot Misery and Soothing Candy Claims
Fragmented text mentions ice mint product claims amid scattered phrases about relief for foot misery and a dubious magic tomb theme. Names, places, and coherent facts are largely garbled, yielding a hazy, non coherent record with no clear event or identifiable entities.
Sensation in Woman and Chinaman Case in City Court
A woman Mrs Walwork and four Chinese men including Tom On were arrested near Lincoln Avenue. In police court she was fined 50 for allegedly consorting with a Chinaman, Chinaman fined 76 with appeal planned. Judge Barker warned against leniency as case exposed alleged underground party at Marian hotel. Evidence included telegram from Evanston and alleged associations.
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Mim. Walwork
Empress Rooming House
Loncoln Avenue
Tom On
Chinaman
Barker
Evanston
Sneddon
Jana
Marian Hotel
Evans
Newsboys Outing Planned at Lagoon July Second
Ogden merchants organize July 2 outing for newsboys to Lagoon with rail transport paid for four boys by Vatberger railroad. Events include banquet, bathing, ball games, races, and prizes funded by Ogden merchants and two papers. Salt Lake newsboys invited by Mayor Tracy. hoped speeches by notable local figures.
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Ogden
Lagoon
Vatberger Railroad
Glera
Racen
Ste
Salt Lake
Maesell L. Tracy
Thia
Utah
Umit
Delax
Garnee Bamberger
Promine
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Owen Bennett
Mgr
Hudson Ave
Alhambra Theatre
Charlie Chaplin
Gola
Lagouhi
Chas
H. Fletcher
Frisco
Lyceum Aie
Toll
Alwa
Michael
Kangas
West
Alhambra
Sessue Hayakawa and
Vivian Martin
Brere
Cat
Chinanan
Harker
J. A Hogle & CO
M. Stott, Jr
TMENT
Kudison Ave
Chicago Boarch
Galt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Logan & Bryan
Elk Basin United
Elk Basin
Hoyt
Mack & Claim
Midwest
Ohio
Induetry
Wyoming
Fleide
el Basin
Fred W, Johnstone
Cola
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