Ogden Utah Waterworks Financial Report 1909 Summary
Ogden Utah July 26 1909 official financial statement to the Special Waterworks Committee covers six months ending June 30 1909. It outlines balance sheet earnings and operating expenses including extensions like new mains hydrants and a proposed 10 000 000 gallon reservoir south of the current facility with costs and anticipated future revenue. Also details receipts and disbursements for water sales bonds and construction costs with net earnings and ongoing construction plans.
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Suereorks
Ogden
Utah
Ciaath Tee
Ogden City
Washington Avenue
Funeral Avenue
Washington Arenue
Fourteenth Street
West Patterson
Euclid
Weat Thuy
Nice
Bende
Wetton
Turplag Water of and Chase National Bask
Sates
Orlinal Cast
Ofice
Joan
Apriakiers
TOD Ceeevegeesse
Orden
Ie Eix
Teo Faraiaga
Tata
Lesa
Mivceianerus
Transymera
Feria
Oeden City Corporation
Onda
Ant
Ejit
Rol- Mon & Fhan
Aslo
G.sesse
Cargnser
Renee Lorse
WaRon
Etpeceregal
Tesler Canyon
Ea Entate
Recttem
Galt
Wheelwright Construcion Company
Ponka Emmonden
Real Estate Men Hold Meeting on Ogden Association
A meeting of Ogden Heal Estate association members was held at Garison Foster & Haemussen on Washon tom avenue to finalize organization and prepare constitution. committees on advertising and membership were named, and general plans discussed to welcome visiting veterans, with the entire membership to serve on the entertainment committee. A next meeting is set for Tuesday to determine advertising literature for August circulation.
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Ogden Heal Estate
Garison, Foster
Ikwan
Association
Take a Trip to Ogden Canyon Ride timetable
A historic service notice describes departures from Jeave Uoton Depot at 6:20 am with subsequent runs every 40 minutes until 11:00 am, then every 20 minutes until 10:20 pm. It lists ticketing at the Drag Store depot, with fares around five cents and a 142.00 amount noted, mentioning connections at Hermil arr.
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Uoton
Hermitare
Bart
Fire damages Summer Kitchen at Ed Browning home
Fire swept the summer kitchen of Ed Browning on Twentyseventh Street. Quick response by the fire department kept damage minimal. Officials suspect arson with about 42.60 in losses and note previous thefts of bottled fruit from the Browning place. Police are investigating.
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ED Browning
In& Bet
Tee
FOOTE
Chico Pala
Browntog
MERRINGS NO LONGER SMOKED EXTRACT OF SMOKE CLAIMS CHANGE
A camp report describes a shift from traditional smoking of herrings to using a chemical extract of smoke as a cheaper modern method. The cam per explains the new process as producing herring ready for market, while the reporter tests a sample and questions the flavor.
Timothy the Weaver and the Prized Groom in Rockefeller Tale
In remarks after testimony against Standard Oil, John D. Rockefeller recounted Timothy’s famed grooming of horse teams to reporters. An annual prize for best kept harness and stalls highlighted Timothy’s precision as Inspector Pluto initially eyed a blemish, then spared the web to catch the tar.
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John D. Rockefeller
Standard Off
Mr. Rockefeller
Timothy
Gaya
Italy
Pluto
Timothy Eay
Excursion to Canaqua at low rail rates
Travel deal details list very low return fares to Cardston Tetheridge Ma reath Spring Coulea and yirling from Vin Oregon Short Line. Tickets and food for return to Depember HSth. Ask agent for fare and schedule information.
Fragmented visitor note on New York views
A visitor comments that New York should have been paced and laments windows with washing lines between rooftops. The remark evokes urban clutter and a crooked view of the city, mentioning the walltop and Auntas or similar garbled terms.
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New York
Appleton's Saparine in 19th Century Sage Advice
Fragmentary text offers archaic exhortations on virtue, unity, and personal resolve. It references God, humanity, and a medicinal-sounding product, possibly Appleton’s, within a reflective, moralizing tone typical of period prose.
Ogden G A R encampment plans and parade preparations
The executive committee of the Ogden G A R encampment met at the Weber club to finalize preparations for the event. Decor and entertainment plans include incandescent lights along key streets, decorated hall entrances, and a parade with a Dix-Lewson and Todualel bands. Merchants urged to close stores on the holiday and Governor Boray asked to declare it official. A bid solicitation for furnishing oats and Timothy hay is posted.
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Ogden Mrt
Weber Club
Ogden
Depot
Washington Avenue
Nevins
Heller Corps
Ysis
Ety
Bory
Dar
Reynolds
Mane Ag
Neclua
Walt Ogden
X Band
G. A
Bebo
Salt Lake
Ogden City
Geien
Ansious
Walchat Ead
Grand Army posts arrange travel to national encampment
All GAR posts nationwide coordinate special trains to Salt Lake for the national encampment. Announcements list special trains from St Joseph Missouri Tennessee New York and others. Custer Post members and friends will travel via St Joseph Grand Island and Union Pacific lines with Tennessee department routing through Cincinnati.
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Grand Army
Salt Lake
Bt. Joseph
Tennesare
Ani
New York
Custer
Custerpost
Paing
St Joseph
Grand Island
Union Pacific Railways
Tennesse Department
Cincinnati
Train to Chicago for expedition departs from Chattanooga
The schedule notes the Big Four and Clockwell routes to Chicago with a 9:25 departure from Chattanooga Augusta. Special tourist cars will carry the party. Individuals in three posts must contact Halbert D. Chase, assistant adjutant general, Chattanooga, with names, addresses, and party numbers to arrange seating.
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Chicago
Balt Lake City
ChaWanooga Augusta
Clockwell
Big Four
Halbert D. Chase
Tennensem
Roor
Bart
Chattanooga
Tent
Mail Clerks' Baseball Team Wins the Decision
The Mail Clerks' Association Bull Feur of Orden secured a decisive victory over the Plain City team as the Viala City regulars rested. Plain City buckles under the defeat and accepts a challenge for another game at any venue, any stakes.
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Viala City
Mail Clerks’ Association
Orden
Plain City
Little Helen Copps Escape From Street Car Peril
A narrowly avoided tragedy on Washington Avenue save a two and a half year old girl named Helen Copps due to quick action by a street car motor man. The incident occurred about 7 o clock last evening as Br and Nee P. M. Copps of 1722 Washington Avenue watched their child near the tracks. Officials credited the driver with preventing a fatal accident and cited the care of the transit company.
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Washington Avenue
Brand Nee P.M. Copps
Helen
Tragic streetcar incident blocks roadway near home
A young girl Helen stepped onto a streetcar track in front of her home as a motor car braked to stop. The car lurched forward, but the girl avoided harm. Mr and Mrs Cope praised the quick action of the motorman though the name was not recovered.
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Helen
Atrect
Ahe
Dansger
Brit
Myre
Cope
Htc
Order of Owls Organization Perfected in Columbus Hall
The Order of Owls held a meeting at Columbus hall to perfect an organizational structure. W. F. Mitchell, supreme lecturer, with President C B Ontario and Warden F L Walden, oversaw the drafting and adoption of the constitution and by laws. Oliver was elected president and enrollment reached about 200 members.
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Columbus Hall
If. W. Mitchell
Order of Owls
Onterioh
FL Walden
Gat
Order of
Owe
Ogden
Oliver
Ald
Descriptive Horde Meeting Details Reported
Officers listed for an event include president Chris Radnevon and TIntocator George Broddand with several others in attendance. The text notes speakers J Oliver H W Dittchell and CR Ostericb among the evening’s participants, referencing Balt Lake leadership roles and an ongoing organizational gathering.
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Hentine
Chris Radnevon
Tintocator
George Broddand
Anys Acm
Vegi
Fuenser
Beatinrl Aom
Clark
Picket
George Baltghan
Warden
Eveniog
Federation Favors Socialism Move at Miners Meeting
The Western Federation of Miners adopted a reform urging executive board action to distribute socialist literature. A committee was named to draft a resolution reflecting federation views, tied to support for editor Fred Warren, sentenced to months in jail and a fine for objectionable material in his newspaper. The meeting also heard a report from Fred Clough of Nevada and is due to adjourn Thursday.
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Teaver
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Fred Warren
Fred Clough
Nevada
Daughter of Viecount Arrives on Steamer
Ban Fravelacn July 217 Miee Mas HH Witotwaganeat, daughter of Vie count Suacow, joins the Jan aneee houre from Osaka and arrives today on Sheatrainer Korea to enter Fidyn Mawr rellege. A Wah sediu university graduate, Tokio.
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Ban
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TASS
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Cen
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Ogden Canyon
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Canaqa
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Balt Lake
B.J. Moran
Roy
Salt [Lake City
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Net
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Viecount
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