Excursion notices and city notices in chaotic front page text
Fragmented front page items describe excursions to Salt Lake City via Oregon Short Line, August dates, ticket sales at City Ticket office, and various local notices. Mentions include Archibald McFarland and Thorne, plus references to a probate, a fatality in Memphis, and community events at the Hermitage and Ogden Canyon with dates in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitty
Manilay
Wivialon
McCarty
Salt Lake
A’ Lac
Tatas
Ota di Utah
Sol
Ator Ave
Archibald’ McFarland
Cheney
Chéney
Iitork
Jecvrenltig
Chanay
Oregon
Jane
Washington
Euston
Hollaudlers
Purhay- Stedierspher
Colle
Methoriat
Ogden Canyon
Waddington
Javich
Oeden
Harnutings
O'elen
Braemad
W. Buteell
Lettay
Cutie
Memphia
Tennessee
Tuell
Columbuar
Sala Et
Mountain Motor Co
HS Washington
Cali Sud
Nattra
Saly
Athy County
Lindyalst
Man Falls From Ladder At Lodging House. Dies Later
A 30 year old man fell thirty feet from a ladder at a lodging house in Saluck shortly after noon. He landed on the sidewalk, head and shoulders injured, and was rushed to the hospital where life was believed extinct but later revived. Doctors say his injuries are not conclusive and the exact cause remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonen
Cornyn
Gedtya Rhepard
Ludger
Yan
Janes
Geoandolaus
Rune Zawad
Anta Miles
Elty
Wim
Diane
Jones
Seckpation
Fighting Change For The City Children
A fragmented 19th century style article discusses sweeping health efforts in U.S. schools. It cites U S newborn death rates and mass school health exams, urging nationwide surveillance, vaccination, vision and hearing tests, and sanitary reforms to protect children while preserving education.
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Enon
United
Mhintnat- Jay Actiolen
Coitron
United States
Boston
A. Cumunlucin
Coniutesson
Switzerland
Prunoa
Germany
Ole Fon
Borton
Ty Boone
Clevatang
Ona
Mingasola
New York
Texas
Ohio
Tve
Speertun
Sehoad Ehilirant
Lestinl
Date
Trenton
Cain
Airtel
Rosihaby
Areding
Jon
Capo
Fragmented OCR Weather Memo With Jumbled Phrases
A garbled OCR text mentions warmth, a heated room, and references to meals and people but the content is unreadable. No clear events, entities, or dates emerge to form a coherent news item.
Hoken Pays Fines In Local Court Case
Hollen Cluny, proprietor of a soloor in Huntavstio, paid fines in the recent liquor sale case. Coens had appealed in two matters but abandoned the appeal, with Judge Murphy presiding. Olson testified in one case, paying 1100 in another, and Rome of Freneh was surrendered. The afternoon adjourned with Niegaly charges and a next hearing set for June 4 in district court.
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Hollen Cluny
Huntavstio
Uouor
Coens
Murphy
Niegaly
Society News Sketches Narrow in on Trips and Visits
Loretta and relatives return from Los Angeles and Vallejo after a month away. Mr and Mrs G W Hayes of 2321 Thirtythird Street host guests and friends, while Othel Paylt visits Ogden for a tow days. Daughters of Christian Garall in Logan entertain visitors, and Wright’s store hosts a clerical gathering. Notable names include Browning, Willans, and Goddard among others.
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G. W. Hayes
Los Angele
Vallejo
California
Wronet Bruno
Mire
Tobe
Wilenn
Grdeg
James Ball
Salt Gole
Oly
Christian Garall
Logan
Avmiulwr
Indy
Wright
Atare
Oxden
Can Son
Lewis Rorart
Mont Comfort
Amaljy
China warns Japan and Russia over Manchuria pact
A July diplomatic note from Beijing criticizes the Russia Japan accord on Manchuria. It demands end to alliances, calls for restoration of Sino control, and rejects territorial concessions while stressing Chinese sovereignty and economic interests.
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Unlykyo
Peking
Russia
Ippan
Manchuria
Ohl
Japan
Water shortage hits power plants across the Weber region
Amid severe heat and low streams the dam and Devil's Gate plant face reduced flow. Utilities warn of possible outages as water diverted for irrigation strains the Weber river system. General Manager Wells expects temporary cuts but aims to keep power running, with full generation restored as streams rebound.
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Planta Ip
Weber Wivar
Ehidevaring Tamikr
Taraera
Fncmars
Jdet
Naura
Joneyh
Wella
Dot
Capnelly
Hdr
Yue
Weber River
Rescue stations for coal miners established nationwide
An official report from Washington details the creation of rescue stations and new equipment to prevent mining accidents. Stations will operate across states including Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Washington, Alabama, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, and others with boundary areas aligned to coal fields.
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Ims Operdtion Statens
Pillaburg
Tha
Roat
Pennsylvania
Ohie
Bealtie
Wash
Palace Quash
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Birmingham
Alabama
Tanneswag
Georgia
Arendathia
Ty Fe
Femlona
Iiinoi
Agstern
Knansas
Cutral Misamiri
Tdwa
Kinhome
Arkansas
New Mexico
Salt Lake
Cley
Utah
Colorado
Corthern Wyomine
Anitbeen
Montana
Aluntang
Wyoming
Slythia
Penneylyania
First Woman Suffrage Club House to Be Built in New York
New York backers plan a suffrage era clubhouse as a landmark project. Supporters including figures linked to Madison Avenue push the effort with prominent names and a $10,000 commitment, aiming to establish a central base for the movement as planners mark a significant step forward.
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Woman Suffrage Club
New York
Duip iPlay
Mackay
Verosa
Peppant Morgan
Digarpointed Lover Tale of a Fated Heart
A fragmented diary like tale follows a digarpointed lover through distant cities and unseen seas. The narrative centers on Andie Tare and Shah Ra as they seek meaning beyond memory and confront a riven bond that defies time and place.
Fragmented Text Reflecting Anxious Dialogue Or Paraphrase
Fragmented OCR style content shows garbled names and phrases about deaths and fear. It hints at a detainee or witness speaking with implied grief and warnings. The readable parts suggest a tense exchange with emotional distress and a reference to someone leaving a place.
Fragments Hint At Heat Ban In Valley Area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a heated dispute in a valley community where residents face an outdoor heat ban. The text references times, front pages, humidity, and a tense situation with authorities, suggesting a local public heating or weather emergency.
Ice Cream Cones Found Containing Borax Warned
A government inquiry reports borax detected in ice cream cones sold during July, triggering enforcement steps under the pure food law. Inspectors said the additive, deemed harmful, is used in small quantities by some manufacturers. Officials will continue seizure actions as investigations proceed and penalties may follow.
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Largo Nolz
uCi
Deparlingul
Bovax
Uilder
Benxonte
Nia
Leon
Barnilosa
Firing Test On Immense Scale Reported In Washington
Fragmented wires describe a vast firing test in Washington with references to universities and military facilities. The garbled text mentions Hampton, Fort Monro as well as a science study group and a cohort of participants, outlining a large-scale experimental setup.
Largest Steamer Planned for German Line at Hamburg
The intended world cruiser would be built at Hamburg for a German line. Emperor William recently approved the plan. The ship would be 64 feet keel and 22 knots speed, rivaling Victoria. If built, it could stand in Broadway, Manhattan, blocking traffic between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-ninth streets.
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Heinburs
William
Kenty Upper
Tontnen
Ghut Hyer
Metropolitan
New York
Broadway
Almage
Elty
Confederate Soldier in Court Described in Fragmented Testimony
A damaged OCR passage portrays a Confederate soldier, Pat Fegan, before a court with garbled dialogue. It references charges related to vagrancy, indulgence, and misconduct, with court actions and witnesses named in a chaotic, early era courtroom scene.
China Coins Anew Decimal Goinage Plans Detailed
The article discusses China introducing a decimal coinage system with a new standard dollar and multiple subdivisions. It explains a 40 percent internal mark and a shift to gold backed values, detailing denominations and the planned division into 700 cents per dollar and smaller units, aiming to align with U.S. coinage structures.
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Univer Slamnatins
Panpling
Amurinin
Dali
Valve
Muinicel Goent Plege
United State Connad
China
Ip worda and copper policy in Chinese government notice
Fragmented text discusses a Chinese government stance on mining and copper, mentioning private fiat money and controls. It references public concern over mining privileges, copper stocks, and private money, with unclear details and names. The passage appears damaged and partly unintelligible.
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Elésed
Noppur
Chaw
Oom Minlcattul
Emi
Ogg Holdera
gachanKe
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Mia
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Wother
Hovey
Eam
Shipley
Adina
Tyler
HA Tsant
MARS
Poly Lot
Wits
Childs
Eilipa
Fredhuir Garsen
Olive
Hoken
Loretta
Gioenwell
Othel Paylt
Propers
Vlalt Je Retattyen
Ogdon
Fromafer
Orlende
Oelen
Ninity Hanson
Englund
Lays
BA. A. Browning
Bark City
Nowenado
Taghoat
Amaniinnitiet
Tanparten
Remnon
Jyaterpower
Yannlog
Evelem
Gol Hing Alom
Tor
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Trinidad
Cot
Hampton
Gambia Damolleh
Hesbip
Shire
Nyal Party
Ana
Willy
Henea
Aeliway Anil
Romania
Udder Lidir Seltanpone
Meds
Satiegar Monthly
Tim Mans
Nik Werk
Horhiota
Hea
Bent
Dex
Eamuyas
Biohart
Jorgensen
Rediohd
Pal Avon
Lepn
Thomas Norton
Mary
Wigin In
Rata
the Mercantile Installment Co
Harry’s
Vmyst
Josaph
Mineringa
Stuaving Aviation
Hobart d. McKinley
McKinley
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Itiesson
Hie Glock
Bane
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