Fallon Utah Telegrams and County Notices From 1979
A garbled telegram from Mayor Dransford of Salt Lake announces two PoreeArrow cars arriving in Fallon, Nevada, Thursday night, with travel details and a sick man to be treated in Reno tomorrow. The report notes good condition of cars and horses at stock yards auction plans, with Scandinavian reunion details and rail tickets, plus a pedestrian arrival near Cobre, Nevada after a long day.
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Brensforda
Fallon
Dransford
Salt Lake
Whureday
Notice of Sale in Ogden Utah 1910 Auction Plan
Legal notice from Ogden Utah announcing sale of stock and shares for delinquent assessments dated March 24 1910. Lists numerous names and share amounts amid neighboring notices about local events and business promotions. Describes auctioning asset claims to satisfy judgments and mentions property removal and street improvements in Ogden.
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Bawaa
Ogden
Utah
Davitt Denser Az
A. Mowry
Goddard
Gordon
AW A. Fiordan
Hi JP
Grttchlow
Orilehtow
Mindte
Tabuson
Ada Wahlen
Larry
George D. Pypen
George Molyerson
Bechdlelt
Je -Q
Sehofield
Guy En Franke
Dinhlow
Tame Inc
Wild chase and clever escape in wool theft case
A Wool theft suspect Oberfellows fled after stealing seven sacks of wool and shipping to Ogden. Deputies pursued through Weber River area toward depot yards and a transfer wagon. The thief evaded capture, crossing the river and attempting to reach an outgoing train while authorities suspect outside aid and a train line transfer.
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Oberfallow
Conlvitte
Ogden
Oberfelow
Blackamn
Fay
Oberfellow
Weber River
Grant
Bait Tate
Obortelion
Eberiife
Tin Granda
Regan
Coalville
Morgai
M&n
Ramberger Line Special Excursion Rates Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise special excursion rates with mentions of Salt fulke and round trip. No clear date, origin, destination, or operator named. Likely a rail or travel promo item with unclear details.
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Suiavy
Mulldars
Crittenton Home Appeal Urges Support Funds
Mrs. C D Newnussen and Mrs. C R Grutt seek local funds for the Crittenton Home. They report urgent need and appeal to understand the institution’s merit as Tallare of tiowa collects to aid its girls and infants.
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Mra. C. D
Lawn party honors Mrs Hess with hidden guest game
A Tuesday lawn party at Mrs Driggs home honored Mrs DLN Hess of Grinda. About 150 guests attended from nearby towns. Decorations featured mock roc kers and title tables. Supper was served on lawn in two long tables with floral decor. Guests helped with a blindfold treasure hunt and the hostess committee assisted in service.
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Mes. FM
Driggs
Mira
Mra. Driggs
Dln. Hess
Grinda
A. G. Horn
AP. Bige- Jow
W. G. Dalrymple
Engagement announced for Bleu Brown to Mae Carter
Mr and Mrs Chris J Brown announce the engagement of their daughter Bleu to Mae Carter of Paulston Alberta. The wedding is planned for the near future.
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Ant Shr
Chris J. Brown
Bleu
Mae Carter
Paulston
Alberta
Tor
Phige
Boutell Attacks Prohibition in Congressional Debate
Fragmentary report details Boutell's anti prohibition remarks and anticipated support from President and various committees. Mentions Representative Roured, Fragile notes on amendments, and procedural steps at a Washington session.
Prohibition East and Beer Demand Rise Reports Say
A 1908 era convention hears prohibition tides recede while beer demand grows. Reports from trustees and committees detail rising beer gallons and declining whiskey distilling, with hopes the prohibitions era may end as brewing industry output approaches historic highs. The exchange covers fermentation law, army quarantine debates, and future market trends.
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Cagulun
Miltad
South Carolla
Gava
Enirlis
Buoh
Board of Trigteen
Construction firm fined in federal railroad labor case
A Tucson based construction company faced a federal sentencing today after a juried conviction on forty five counts connected to railroad labor acts. Whelm Portational aljem was found guilty in the United States court in Arizona and received a sentence totaling forty five thousand dollars on appeal.
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Tucson
Avis
Brothers Construction Copay
Whelm Portational Aljem
United States
Arizona
Pey Nnes Aggine
Wottsa
War Ven
Swarthmore graduation speaker touts ethics amid politics
The Swarthmore College commencement featured Dr. Da wid Starr Joriat and university president Ler land Binford discussing politics. Dr Jordan urged voters to seek integrity, recalling Roosevelt era debates and criticizing party loyalty as the public purse hinges on honest leadership.
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Roosevelt
Jordan
Bridge Whist Ban Sought by Louisiana Representative
Haton Rouge Louisiana June 8 Representative De Bowen moves in the lower house for absolute suppression of bridge whist. He says the measure would benefit children by limiting hours and reduce neglect among husbands who spend time at bridge playing.
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Haton
Rouge
de Bowen
Grennelige
UHL
Taig Intenducing Hls
de Ue
Linet Conti
Tha’ Weneks
Thn
Whitebell
Ivan
Indian Girl in Pear of Death in San Bernardino
An 8 year old Indian girl from the Conchilly reservation bound for Phoenix is reported to be in danger of death at the hands of a tribal member. Indian Agent Rayon took her into custody as officials prepared to intervene and pursue protections for the girl amid government actions and local rumors.
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San Bernardino
Dent
Vellove Iver Toda
Mamie Holmes
Hay Walle
Conchilly Reservation
Santa Manuel
Highland
Rayon
Tortor
Voss
Rook
Inidalyer de Shania
Maciel Peas
Uae
Coroner's Inquiries Stir Local Public Debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows mentions of a coroner and public health or legal proceedings. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at an official inquiry and mandates from authorities. The readable portions suggest a local governmental or medical investigation with related remarks by officials.
Jasit Auction Resignation Highlights Judicial Notices
A garbled OCR item notes a resignation involving Dr. F. George Siminuas as general supervisor of a base delegation and mentions a judicial auction. The readable facts point to personnel change and an auction event within a formal public notices context. Entities include Dr. F. George and a base, with references to a prosecuting atlas and We Sinoda.
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Jasit
We Sinoda
Atlas
Dr. F. George
Siminuas Ie
Suufacary
Delegaiux
Crop Reports Favorable in Washington June Weather
The government crop report shows area sown to wheat about 19,142,000 acres, up 7.2 percent from last year, with conditions at 91.0 versus 88.7 last year. Winter wheat is 80.0, rye 91.0, and barley sown about 7,000 acres more than last season, with conditions near 89.0 overall.
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Washington
Aren Nowd
Uae
Aresson
Monggnng Hen Bragg Nearing Death in Wisconsin
General Howard Bragg, in poor health, is reported to be dying in Lac du Lac Wisconsin. Bragg, 84, is described as suffering from general debility due to old age and a final rally is anticipated in his condition.
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Lac
Wis
Howard Bragg
New Freight Tariffs Withdrawn By Roade
Washington reports a clash over tariff filings as railroads withdraw new freight schedules. The western lines started filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission to set tariffs effective June 1, amid injunctions and ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
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Washington
Fatt
Paule
Interatite Commerce Commission
Ohich
Government gains rate terms under verbal agreement with Provident
Government plans to apply the Western Teuily Ting rates under a verbal agreement with Din Provident. Eastern lines face cancellation of advances previously made, with the commission’s effects set to be revised. The move signals a new phase ahead of settlement and potential reforms in tariff handling.
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Din Provident
Taft Sends Cabinet Officers to Meet Roosevelt in New York
President Taft asked Secretary of the Navy Meyer and Secretary of Agriculture Wilas to join Col. Roosevelt in New York on June 18 after his Africa trip. A letter will be delivered by Captain Auchwald Butt. The party plans a voyage aboard the fevende cutter with Col. Loch to inspect the Blomér Kame.
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Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Wilasa
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
Gal
Roonevelt
Auchbald Butt
Coljvelor Loch
Sundy
Hook
Had a Letter From His Mother Denver Tragic Death Mystery
Denver June 3 The body of Naim Medberg once a Santa Fe railroad news butcher was found in a hotel room with a self inflicted overdose indicated by sulphate of morphine. A letter from his mother at 868 1 2 Host Twenty ninth Street San Angeles Cal prompted the act. The inquest noted struggles to break liquor and dvi habits and suggested possible dependency.
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Denver
Colo
Slettex
Tighly
UaNlp
Cal
Amd
Graves Pleased With His Trip
Washington Jyme reports Graves is pleased with his trip praising cooperation and the positive reception from the people, noting that the spirit of collaboration is growing and residents are welcoming the delegation.
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Graves
Washington
Jyme
Forest Service Faces Transition Amid Reforms
Clarity emerges as work under new charge begins near Washington with warning about limited resources. Graven notes tension between shuttered timber aims and broader forest service duties while Graves starts his role amid skeptical observers.
Atrocious crime disclosed in mangled train-spot murder
A mangled body found after a deliberate killing by a blow to the head, placed on racks, with police noting the victim was about 45. Robbery suspected but no valuables recovered, and the circumstances suggest the assault occurred over 24 hours earlier.
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Denver, Cole, Juno
Three Bills Before the Senate in Washington News
In Washington a trio of bills faces Senate debate with a public land withdrawal measure and civil service funding under review. Lawmakers mull a river and harbor conference report while seeking harmony among interests amid wary prospects for passage. Burton and Tetley are seen opposing the conference report.
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Washington
Jana
Samine Hale
Autcesa
Uetin
Ilale
Nelian
Rlverse
Burton Sid Tetley
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