Ogden Water Quality Claims Spark Health Debate
A city physician asserts Ogden’s water is pure despite fears of typhoid and disease. Officials stress boiling water as a precaution while investigations trace potential infection sources to outside Ogden. Public reassurance hinges on continued monitoring and possible water treatment debates.
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Ogden
Figen
Afon
Grouth
Eeton: Tacit, Hag Clan From Mitgulness
Oydan
Prystian
Board of Heal
Dry range and sheep industry turmoil in Montana
In a period of rising costs and pressure on grazing land, Montana ranchers report higher feed and rental rates, with wages for herders up from 26 to 45 dollars per month and per-winter costs increasing overall. They warn that grazing fees, state and federal charges, and dwindling wool income threaten stability, while inventories of sheep and land access grow contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Magmitartie
Mithany
Avery Athey Way
Fremont
Jamil Gating Jlala
Montana
Deanna
Faa
Ted
Real Estate Transfers in Ogdoy County
Real estate transfers document a summary of property dealings in Ogdoy County. Names and precise parcel details are unclear due to damaged text, but the notice references transfers, fees, and official filing actions affecting local properties.
Property transfer in Ogden City survey record
Hendershot and Catherine M. Hendershot transfer rights to Henry Witte in a Salt Lake region survey note. The document references United States survey terms and a Tor 150 marker tracing property bounds near Ogden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raga Janst
Salt Lie
Meridian
United States Survey
Hendershot
Catherine M. Hendershot
Henry Witte
Bineti
Ogden City
Notion of Davis Sisterhood Subscriptions Represented
A garbled notice notes Davis and a firm named Galen Overall and Shick in a scheme to represent a gate company Intuny Aimiter. It mentions Kyleluck and Kaleluck with unclear roles, suggesting a business subscription or agency arrangement. The readable names imply a local trade notice with possible代理 action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MC. Davis de Ond Mutherlaed
Lynue
Aye Kaleluck
Galen Overall & Shick Company
Intuny Aimiter, Ounen Overall & Shirt
Militia Guardsmen prep for Camp Perry drill week
Seventeen guardsmen were chosen for intensive practice at Fort Dodge as part of National Guard preparations for the upcoming maneuvers. The unit trains from dawn to late afternoon, refining marksmanship and field exercises with ranges up to 1000 yards and a shift to 200 yards for certain drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Ttn
Camp Perry
Wynning
Guo
Fork Thoughts
Arn
Kena
Ogden
Ailerson
Bersesal Warthmary
Sale
Chevtamers Wineh
C Ommany
Munti
Serneant VB
Cumany
Oxi
Ondent
Salthale
Priyatw Mertensom
Salhake
Tyo
Cami Perry
Fort Douglas Drill Report Highlights Rapid Improvement
A wartime field report notes rapid progress at Fort Douglas with soldiers showing improvement in range work. It cites forthcoming training at Camp Perry and plans to adapt to new range conditions before mobilization. Commanders point to persistent gaps in protection and unit readiness despite visible gains.
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Hironka
Wolng
Fort Douglas
Camp-Perry
Hlatt
Oxdon
Ogden
T Nompany
Morten Yen
Signal Corps
Balt Lake
Saloons Proprietor Sentenced In Prohibition Case
Hoken Olson, owner of oiindigor saloon at Hunteville, must serve four months in county jail for repeated violations of the prohibition law. Judge Howell imposed the sentence. defense plans to appeal. Olson was jailed and awaits further action as authorities consider appeal and potential clemency.
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Hoken Olson
Hunteville
Gounly
Hly
Howell
Strty Supreme Court
Glenn
St. Oluan
Conney
Westrict
Rowell
Addlpayn
White Olsen
Algndy
Hastile
Olan
Vigor Oi
Bleattorney
Jurors named for August term jury panel
A draft list shows jurors selected for service in the August term. Names include Ogden Chas, A Smurthwaite, Wi Blodgett, Edward Tedrop, RD Ashton, H Gopling, ML Toy, Augush Peleraun, Benjamin Cohen, Arthur Aha, Amerson, Doyle, B A Latvida, Frank Carry, Ogden, Robert Carr, Keller, Dern, Isaac Shupe, Christenson, Wiles Gragui, Rogenthini, layman March, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Isel
Au-gusty Ogien
Chas
A. Smurthwaite
Wi. J. Blodgett
Edward Tedrop
Aistord
RD. Ashton
Chan
H. Gopling
Toler
ML Toy
Ge Clark
Plnin City
Los
Scewnet
Henry Huson
Warren—Ghas
Bullock
Police Court Hears Drunkenness and Vagrancy Cases
In police court Judge Murphy questions sobriety and sentences He P. Koraent for drunkenness, while Samuel Woodburn pleads guilty to vagrancy and is fined or jailed. Jahon Cominghim receives imprisonment for vagrancy after pleading guilty, and Nichole faces a bicycle theft charge. A mix of unclear fragments suggests several courts and defendants, with bonds set and hearings scheduled.
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Judge Murphy
He P. Koraent
Samuel Woodburn
Jahon
Aryaignel
Ctorenen Hoanell
Amt
Nichole
Sewers Yield Up Dead Dogs And Cats In City
A revolting discovery in the sewers at Adams Avenue and Twenty ninth Street, and on Childs Avenue, revealed a dead dog with its litter and a sack of living animals flushed into the sewer. Officials believe they were disposed of to dispose of the animals. Workers have cleared the foul buildup and vow to punish those responsible. Separate court notes mention Earl B. Mitchell and Charles Bauer with ongoing hearings and bids for bond reductions.
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Adama Avenue
Thitieth Street
Chilis Avenus
Twentyiinth Street
Adams Rrenue
Phirtleth Street
Childe Avenue
Twenty-Ninth Street
Tunbbale
Houses Are Demolished on Hudson Avenue Amid Chaos
A crew of eight demolished condemned buildings on Hudson Avenue after the stock exchange offices at Twenty fourth Street were vacated. Several firms relocated, while others faced storage issues. shots were fired as the wrecking proceeded. Authorities report no thefts of warehoused goods, and local officials warn of continued shooting season pressures in the Heights.
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Charles Richardsow
Hudson Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Slack Exchange
Ren Estate
Ralph Gullizle
The
Stock Exchange
Wesdler Brothers
J. W. McKenna
America Tea Company
Twwenkefhareh
Unclear OCR Fragment Leaves Silent Inquest Notes
A garbled OCR text fragment references a dean, authorities, and a suspected incident at a Ganges related location. The legible bits indicate questions about who witnessed or testified and mention a ward enforcer, a university figure, and a secretary, but most names and details are unreadable.
Three Held to Higher At eee Tivestmeagee
Three individuals faced preliminary hearings after intoxicated action and jewelry related charges. Prosecutors allege property ownership disputes tied to Mildredark and her heirs. The hearing addressed district court procedures and temporary detention while awaiting further action.
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Eee
Tivestmeagee
Udp
Moeply Ets
Ad Witih
Sana SN
Varney
Lawrence
Harry Tarey
Merchant Found Not Guilty in Sunday Purchase Case
P Sceahes, proprietor at 100 Twanly-Ard Street, was acquitted in the police court today. Walter Compton testified he bought items at Kratns store on June 1 but could not identify the defendant as the buyer. The defendant claimed he was not in the city on the day stated and was released.
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Aiade
Earl B. Mitchell
Seattle
David Crocket
Charles Petii- Done
Chares
Bauar
Waltog
Bauer
Toy
Kobulag
Ickil
P. Sceahes
Twanly-Ard Streal
Aralos
Bering Walter Compton
Aviation
I. Compinn
Kratns
Rioting in Columbus as arrests mount during street turmoil
In Columbus the riot produced numerous arrests as police faced a hostile crowd. The Hatway Light Company workers attempted to operate cars amid the disturbance, while guards dispersed protesters with water streams. Several people were injured but none seriously. Authorities ordered all unions to halt actions as the riot subsided.
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Columbus
Unbus Hatway Light Company
Neulast Iheny
Anton Gympathiawer
Hall & Doxvon
Elly
Mager Marshall
Sae
Mirluix
New York Monty Offerings Amid Turbulent Rates
Fragmented OCR reads like a town penny pamphlet listing varied interest terms. It mentions percentages such as 26 Money, 2 per cent, 12 per cent, 60 days at 34 per cent, and 90 days at 58d EL per seul, with references to "Thue Towne Fire" and a 60 day window.
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New York
Aix
Crippen Captured on High seas in July
Crippen and Turner are reported captured on the high seas in late July, with authorities confirming the seizure occurred as part of the pursuit. The incident, tied to ongoing manhunt actions, marks a significant development in the case against the fugitives.
Fugitives Robingon Pair Traced Aboard Montrose
Scotland Yard pursues Crippen and Ethel Leneve aboard the Canadien Pacific steamer Montrose bound for Montréal July 30. Reports say Leneve confessed, while communication with the ship is uncertain. The arrest follows overheard discussions and a search of Drinpen, who traveled with the woman under an assumed name.
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Tapher
Ethel Glare
Leneve
Montrose
Montréal
Scotland Yard
Inspector Dew Fa
Laupentis
Montreal
Canadian
Pacific Railway
London
Belgium
Arma
Robingon
Robinson
Paasige Tlakdts
Ninery
London Expresa
Montrown
Ile
Scotland Yard Union Gaturday
Drinpen
Rolinson
Autoists Fatal Race With Train At Grand Junction
In Grand Junction Colorado on a July afternoon Walter Hadetne of Grand Junction along with Lacon and DiAvams of San Francisco and Glatys Carlyle of Chicago raced a Denver Rio Grande passenger train. Car of Grand Junction and Rock of Denver were seriously injured when their car stalled and failed to cross before the locomotive. The collision left several spectators and occupants injured as the car was struck and people thrown under the wheels.
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Grand Junction
Colo, & B
Denver & Rio
Tuck
Elit & O
Grand Metlon
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Phyedalin
Anther
Leo
Ogder
MDEN
Hoken Olsen
Uae
Oracle
ISIS
Globe
SALEM
Oracle and Globe
the Globe
Edward Rolland
Wee
Wwe
Wrights
SEWER
Dudge Murphy
Warden Moves
Llesgaus
Ama
Dave
Alin
Ganges
Reallanton
Riqting
Monty
Crippen
H. Crippen
Ble Turner
Magad
Belmont School
Belmont
California
Harel
Jackson Loan & TruSt CO
Salt Lake City
Utar, Tackson
Mississippi
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