Railroad and freight updates amid summer repairs and travel
The itemized clipping reports rising freight activity at Merriman and Ogden divisions, with through traffic from California and a surge in western rail movements. It notes track damage from a weekend storm near the lake, repair crews at work, signals a peak for fall business, and a forthcoming section of inspections and extended trips. Public notices mention travel by notable railroad figures and a conference in St. Davis, with other regional notes on forestry, tourism, and local cargo operations.
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Manava
Forest Supervisor WW Clarke Dies in Utah Canyon
W. W. Clarke, longtime supervisor in the forestry service, died in Logan Canyon Utah after contracting pneumonia following a cold. A Cornell graduate and former soldier in the Philippines, he served several years in the Utah forest program and leaves a wife and child. News of his death was received in Oxden yesterday.
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WW. Clute
Logan Canyon
Hite
Mr. Clarke
Forestry Service
Ran
Fin Tome
Lorkport
Clarke
Jlo Wana
Cornell
EU Jag
Utah
Philippine
Philippine Foegt
Wan
Twitict Moreater Leavith
Oxden
July Sale Prices For Ladies Gowns And Accessories
Fine qua ity mutin gowns with lace and embroidery trimmed offered during July sale. Prices start at two dollars and nine cents for select chemise gowns, with sizes including 28, 36 and others. Limited stock and clearance terms noted.
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Doly Wale
Tadiea Fanor
Staea
Greek laborer killed in train accident at Granger fairlight
Nick Hatvatos, a Greek laborer employed at Valoo Pacite work trah ll, was cut by a moving train between two cars near Granger fairlight. He died at Mek Springs hospital the next morning after emergency response and transport by Greek friends prepared for interment. An investigation blamed the accident on careless circumstances during coupling.
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Nick Hatvatos
Granger Fairlight
Mek Springs
oMcfate
Halyatis
Catelesam
RACING PROGRAMME FOR PIONEER DAY RACE MEET
Next Saturday July 24 the local harness club presents racing with two horse races every 20 minutes starting at 2 30 P M. Race details list owners trainers and horses with weights and pacing classes. Events include a mile and a half sprint and a four and a half furlong dash for older horses with 108 pounds or more. General admission five cents. Program is printed and races begin promptly.
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Spord
M. L. Harbizon
Dan
Charles Zirmer
Slantery
A. C. Johnson
Job Tote
A. Urant
Admento
FM. Tout
Atmitral Kvana
CB Sobnsay
Fred Newton
Runyan
Upwarda
Cyearohta
Seaga
George Murphy
Mhvta
Min Mand
Back Domina
Ut Srp Manell
Glendentiog
D Parker
Mapnafich
H.C. Covtneton
Ternarda
BOD
Mohart
Bluh
Shearolta
Huapala
Co Deemer
Dalley
Mrammoyd
Belden
Wanes
Magneficio
Corngten
Dorothy Ann
Vatata
Omnen
Hobart
Saeatatdte
Geo. Murphy
Dera Paine
Yarner
George Drimmead
Charley Harley
A. Dickey
Rocheater
Siehth
Boyn
Teebie Geans
General
Adsalasien
Maes Ing Berine
Crocers Convene Newberry With Directors Message
J T Newberry a California department director writes about attending a convention in Las Vegas. The Utah department director Balt Lake plans joint participation. The note mentions arranging a meeting for jobbers and a carte of activities during the event.
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J.T. Newberry
California
Padtte Coast Retail Grocers’ Association
Carver
Balt Lake
Utah
Jeuk
Aly Tau
Lesa
Ender
Beth Ogo
Citywide cleanup ordered before Grand Army encampment
A special inspector will visit every house to ensure premises are clean. Owners and occupants must tidy up, with enforcement to begin soon. Health officials cite cholera and fever cases, including nineteen horses moved to greener fields, as reasons for action. Pig pens found dirty have owners ordered to cleanse properties.
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Tha Twat
Beatin
Esty
Girener
Pas
Passenger stranded in Ogden after failed coastward journey
James Hansom, a venerable tourist from Brigham City Kansas, reached Ogden en route to Portland. He wandered the depot yards armlessly and was sent back toward Ogden to seek faster transport. Depot Master Bhiel¢e expresses interest and will aid in arranging swift return.
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James Hansom
Birth’s Center
Kansas
Ogden Fort
Portland
Ile
Ogden
Brigham City
Bhiel¢e
Shiettle
Fader
Vagrant buys straw hat in Paris court case mix
In pollen court this morning three defendants Penny Wella Jot Arton and Joseph J Katsachoman pleaded guilty to their charges. WM Mealy and Peter McDonald were arraigned for beeping and had bonds set at 25. A vagranity charge faced Sir John William Ment who claimed he is not a vag and showed a cloth straw hat he says he purchased in Paris.
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Pollen
Penny Wella
Jot Arton
Joseph J. Katsachoman
Charce Biel
Mealy
Petar McDonald
Writton
Poelim
Jokn Willam
Clillan
John
Marts
Don’t Drive Night In Mathers FarA Inspires Seattle Visit
A comedian and toudletan received considerable attention while several ree converts entertained the crowd. Lelng quoted Dont Drive Naite In Mathers Fara and landed in the Seattle with the Sheen. The duo will perform tomorrow morning as one ball was bred at $100.
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Mathers
Toudletan
HREWORKS PROGRAM FOR JULY 24 SHOWS AOTTOY DISPLAY EVENTS
The July 24 program lists a parade of mechanical and pyrotechnic displays including prismatic fountains, dragon nets, floral fountains, Japanese flame battery, parachute rockets, and a grand finale at 2 oclock with Niagara storm. It promises a money back guarantee if value is not met and invites all to attend Saturday at seven.
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Pieves
Die Plas
Careadia
Pountatna
Piccen
Niagara
Engineer Run Too Fast in the Yards Incident
A dated report from the Gwinn Yante records a derailment near Twenty second street on a Wednesday in 1899. Engineers, conductors, and firemen including J Vigtoex and Ge Culiom are named among the crew. the speed caused a curve obstruction and a switch failure, triggering an emergency response by officials Manson and Campbell.
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Bnelacer Ptr
Conduetor
Lasura
Seite Enetno
Enrinéer J. Vigtoex
Fireman Ge
Notice on AML residence and related orders
Fragmentary notice states AML residency not bearing numbers, by Clip Ordmaneen and Bietat Law and Megatadens, mailed by Very WH. The item refers to a discontinuation after a hire age time date of the latter and is signed by OW. SURTLIPR Dt Tair Ceten, Abate.
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Clip Ordmaneen
Bietat Law
Megatadens
Who Will Own Buster Take Your Tickets Friday Morning
Who Will Own Buster is a public drawing at Wright's Clothing Store on Friday morning. The process awards ownership of a fine hereford pony to two winning ticket holders. Tickets remain valid for the first and second drawings set two weeks apart. The public is thanked for support during a recent bereavement.
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Mitter
Wyerdale
Ind
Beacen
Cork
Lewis
Allen's
Yrivale Calle
Bath
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Cual
Ammer
Toster
Elks Route Home Through Obscure Dated Route
A North American Elks gathering in Los Angeles proceeds toward Oeden and East. Three Detroit Elks units travel via the San Pedro route, aiming to continue east over the Rio Grande system as thousands depart the convention.
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Los Angeles
Arden
Oeden
Bare Nomberg
Detroit
Elka
San Pedro
Rio Grande
Three convoys pass eastward along Gauld road and San Pedeo route
Three care of Elke from Des Solace were sent east this morning over the Gauld road. Three tara crowded by Loglavite Fils will arise from the trust tonight and take an aide trip to the Welkinstone Park. Three Pull fuente cocupied by Newark Elke will arrive Thursday afternoon over the San Pedeo route and continue east over the Rin Urande.
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Des Solace
Gauld Road
Trust
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Fuente
Newark
San Pedeo
Back From A Long Trip In Oregon Rail Talks
David Eccles returned from a lengthy journey from Ogden to Baker City and Mood River in Oregon and on to Sasacriti, California. He received instructions at Thehar City for beginning construction on the 25 mile Sumpter Valley railroad extension.
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Tarit Reclea
Ogen
Baker City
Mood River
Oregon
Sasacriti
Calyformin
Thiher City
Sumpter Valley Railroad
John
Journey Through Rugged Valleys Reveals Rich Timber Belt
The report traces Day valley and Mood River regions where a rich timber belt lies farther up the valley. It notes a long journey to Sauraville California via Reno and Amada with stage lines and wires. Mr Exelon rode over Amber tract a day, then returned home, as Ogden Rapid Transit anticipates rail work on Death City line this fall or early winter, affecting Canyon road access.
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Mood River
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Suraurille
Cetfornia
Reno
Nevada
Amada
Exelon
Ogden Rapid Transit
Death City
Canyon
Ogden Valey
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