Death of Eleven Month Old Vernon Samuel Vernon
The infant Vernon Samuel Vernon, son of Samuel and Emma Lofereen Vernon, died yesterday afternoon at 2681 Lineuly Avenue after about twelve days illness. Notices mention family bereavement, local sales, and community announcements along with Doan's Kidney Pills endorsements from Ogden residents.
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Vernon
Samuel Vernon
Bod
Samuel
Emma Lofereen
Lineuly Avenue
Jewel
Reynolds Tells St Louis Boom Plans Revealed
Preston Heywood reports on Webar lab revelvid and Reynolds claims about a canal project linking Chicago and the Gulf. He cites a plan to deepen a waterway, arguing it will boost freight and enable deeper ships, with dates and officials referenced in the discussion.
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Webar
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Chicago
Gulf
IO Acre Orchard and Poultry Farm for Sale
Notice advertises an IO-acre orchard and poultry farm with apples and other fruit, a fine chicken plant with 15 bred chickens, horses, cows, wagons, implements, good water rights, a modern house, and flowing water. Priced at $6,000, seller willing to give time on shed, asking quick sale before August 6, contact H Madrows at 973 Bard St Ogden or nearby Ree Mo.
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Wluesap
New Britain
H. Madrows
Bard Sx
Ogden
Broken toe by diving in river leaves teen unable to work
A young man, Frank Crown of a town, broke his toe diving in the Weber River near Twenty Fifth Street. He was struck by a submerged object, injuring his toe and clipping his leg, causing a temporary disability of several days.
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Frank Crown
Tute City
2 York
Bright's Disease and Renal Compound Report
Fragmented case notes describe Bright's disease with weight loss and partial recovery after Tenal Compound therapy. A Fulton’s Renal Compound is claimed to have been administered, with mixed remarks on effectiveness and lingering health concerns noted through the seventh week. The text references various physicians and patients in a dense, garbled OCR style.
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Ci Dagan
Tinadwin
Fulton
Arbor
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RymoNy
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Canal Company 10 Spend Money Update
Fragmentary notes describe Canal Company 10 spending actions and related discussions. The garbled text mentions meetings, entries, and possible allocations, with scattered proper nouns and dates unclear due to OCR corruption.
Unclear OCR Describes Company Plans and Costs
The text outlines a company plan to employ between three and four hundred workers and move operations from a mill. Actual construction is said to begin around Angue, with completion before spring. It mentions dam and bridge building, expansion, and a published expense of 250,000 dollars to reach a total of 250,009 dollars.
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Angue
Ana
Unclear health ad fragment hints at dubious remedies
Fragmentary advertisement claims a “guaranteed Internal remedy” and references Dr Leonani and “HARN Roth fi” with scattered locations in Utah and New York. Text is distorted and largely unreadable, suggesting a questionable medical sales pitch with no verifiable claims.
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Buffalo
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Jens C. Bolster Dies After Tree Accident
Jens C. Bolster, aged seventy six, died yesterday afternoon after falling from a tree while loaded hay was being moved to his home. Neighbors Allen Nelson and Joseph Thorne arrived quickly, but Bolster could not be revived. Bolster, a longtime resident of Ephraim, with wife and family, had converted to Mormonism, emigrated to Utah, lived in Pleasant Grove and Ralina before settling in Ephraim.
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Jens C. Poleter
Sity
Tle
Foster
Wen Busi
Nilels Nelson
Joseph Thorne
Br. Tolster
Mr. Polster
Denmark
Utah
Pleasant Grove
Ralina
Ephraim
Nammmalip
Falster
Fantago
Outing for Star Wasatch and Riverdale Caning Companies
In connection with the Hooper Brave Band at Lagoot Aliguattat, tickets for contractors and all above canneria invited. Special excursion rates for starryone, Pineda and amarevents for both off and young. Come and bring your friends. Everyone ordinarily invited. Augua Ich 491M.
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Lagoot
Aliguattat
Unequal Water Distribution in Bdibe Alarms Officials
July 27 Bola reports ongoing conflict over irrigation water allotments. Early river water rights favored older settlers, while new arrivals receive less. Investigations by federal agriculture analysts, aided by the state land board and regional irrigation groups, include field tests measuring usage across several tracts to guide future allocations.
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Bola
Wlenton
Fader
Gregon
Mila
New West
Jasa
Notion Receives Purchase Offer Amid Ambiguity
Ambiguous OCR note mentions a 200000 payment and delivery of materials to Salt Lake City handoffs. References include a delivery period of one year from award and mentions of KON AAA and OO tens airnield Umobhy bay. Rights claimed to certify Jimy Tall Bits To ONAN with 78 percent fine.
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Paw
Salt Lake City
Winby
Sheep Market Tale From Ogden Journal Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from an Ogden Utah sheep market report mentions figures and names in a period voice. It references Mountaineers, Timifon, and various places with unclear events. The readable bits hint at sales, exhibitions, and a planned gathering, but specifics are obscured.
Salt Lake City costs per capita in national city report
National city government costs for 1908 show Salt Lake City spending per person on schooling at $8.18, with Boston leading at $27.0 per capita and New York next at $24.71. The report covers cities over 76,000 population, noting rising costs in police, fire protection, and general governance across large urban centers.
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New York
Philadelphia
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Boston
England
New Orleans
Belog Nnly
Buldhmora
Montgomery Als
Winda
Salt Lake Plasterers Strike Settled After Labor Talks
Salt Lake City reports a settlement in a plasterers dispute with the Wilding trades council and the Plasterers union. Workers return to sites as contractors agree to a temporary scale and class distinctions, with committees to finalize permanent conditions. Both sides conceded, with men resuming work on building projects and earlier wage adjustments debated. The agreement impacts wheelers and common laborers and aims to align wages with the old scale while transitioning to a new plan.
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le Manter Plasterare
Namegialion
Wilding Trades Council
Plasterers’ Union
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Pinstérern
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Hernton
Unclear stock price report with fragmented OCR text
Fragmented OCR leaves a garbled stock price note with numerous unreadable lines and tangled phrases. The text hints at price movements, market action, and references to dates and entities but lacks coherent data or named actors to form a solid summary.
Garfield Plant Expansion Plans Reported
Garfield plant to be enlarged and a new, higher capacity smelter to be installed. Expected daily output reaches about 276 tons of metallic copper and monthly copper production around 9 000 tons, with employment for roughly 9 000 workers. The project aims to meet rising shipper demand and position Garfield among the world’s largest copper producers.
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Wii Copper Company
Boston
Garfield Tornares
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Garfield
Tingham
Gai
Largest Reservoir Approved by Idaho Land Board
The Idaho State Land Board approved contracts for a massive reservoir six miles north of Terhere, planned to cover 8,000 acres to 20 feet depth and provide irrigation water for lands along the Snake River. Construction aims to start soon, with completion by December at an estimated cost of $590,800, prioritizing north side work and local bids.
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Peltiare
Domestic science in schools and the Jordan contract dispute
Fragmented OCR text hints at a domestic science in schools topic tied to a Jordan contract issue and a committee or bureau action. It references awards and a possible punishment or restriction related to a person named Mina Mollan Ratemany and mentions a monetary amount of $10, with unclear context.
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Mina Mollan
Fragmentary Text From An OCR Page With Names
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Badgon
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