Musicale Draws Large Congregational Church Audience
A large and representative audience gathered at the Congregational Church last evening to hear Ogden music lovers perform. Miss Baretta Malone sang with fire and depth, joined by Miss Hothers and Miss Loretta Malone, whose performances pleased the crowd. the program highlighted vocal and instrumental pieces including Rossini and Vintman's selections.
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Baretta Malone
Ogden Music Lovera
T[aberg
Ogden
Mies Molbere
Vinttman
Mies Hothers
Mra
Hutters
First Congregational Church Hosts Stalwart Music Scene
Respondents praised Gereek as a crowd favorite at Enentra Mixa Uiddie, with folerg leading the temular sclalst at the First Congregational church, delivering a notable musical program for attendees.
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Gereek
Real Estate Transfers Read for Record in County Office
The notice lists several real estate transfers including Catherine H Morcom from Catherine M Galbraith to Catherine H Morcom in Miser Park Ogden with consideration $1. William Turke transfers to Mark A Child covering lots 440 4446 and west Mtteen feet of Tota7 in Central Park addition to Dade for $500. Also listed is William Mebart and 1 Tose SteFar land with multiple fractional quarters in sections 37 and 4% with descriptions and locations.
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County
William Mebart
Tose SteFarland
Hie Wale
Fawashin
Perth
Consideration
Tamashiy
Ance
Coutlleraston
Instant Catarrh Relief Ad Promises Cure
The ad touts Hyormel as a purported cure for catarrh and related ailments claiming rapid relief. It markets the product with bold claims, pricing and availability details, referencing various side effects and benefits while urging readers to purchase via listed channels.
Fragments Describe Murky Court Case Involving Abe Matta Gittetta
Readable portions outline a legal or editorial figure Abe Matta Gittetta and a sequence of names and events. The text references a court or editorial matter, mentions a wife and various names, dates, and places, but is fragmented and unclear.
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Cain
Haanin
Returk
Returk, Wife of A Terniee
Abe Matta Gittetta
Neteetton
Pete
Funeral of Mrs West Friday in Ogden City
News arrives of the death of Mrs Martha West in Ogden City at age 93. Born in England in 1836, she emigrated with family to Utah, married Bishop Chauncey West, survived by three children and two grandchildren. Funeral held in Salt Lake City with burial planned in Ogden City Cemetery after services at the Maden This Ward.
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Martha
West
Cali
Roomer
Slater
Uton
Ogden City
Uishop Chauncey W. West
Tucson
Byron A. West
Salt Lake City
Margaret F. Elder
Salt Lake
Bath Second West Street
Oechk
Bentp
Ogden
Daugher
Nebou
Twenty-fourth Street
Maden
Ordea City Cemetery
Mining News Reports Higher Ore Returns and Contract Updates
Mining is moving forward as Batt Lake and Jones finalize a satisfactory contract with United States Smelting Hes floing Mining for ore treatment. The Sam Consolidated Mining Company joins the shipping list. development improves ore reserves and grade. At annual meeting, 140 carloads shipped in seven months netted 29.26 per ton. company earnings show substantial development costs and rising ore output despite high expenses. Superintendent C C Griggs heads to the mine to prepare for extraction, with first shipments expected by week’s end.
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Batt Lake
Jone
Vaulted States Smelting
Hes Floing & Mining Company
Sam Consolidated Mining Company Aa
C. C. Griggs
Teegdury
Ater
Saperiniondetey
Mangeer
Eno
John Term
Jane. Chipman
Graftet
Frank Fitshall
John Ben
James Chipaia
Bend Mine
Buperinien
Qrives
George
Rave
Keira Mega
Peter Mie
Fragmented OCR note with scattered phrases and names
A garbled passage lists names and phrases, referencing Weston, Ocean-to-Ocean Water, and various unclear terms. The text is heavily corrupted with misspellings, stray words, and partial names, yielding no coherent events or facts to report.
Utah Apex Mine Nears Completion of Raise Work
The Utah Apex mine reports progress with raises and sinking. The 469 foot level ore body remains strong south of the break, with a 69 foot rise beyond the 319 foot level and rising ore grades. Superintendent Higgs notes the best ore now lies in the southern area as development continues. A June report states 190 feet sunk below the fourth level, increasing ore grade and thickness to six feet. The Parseny raise reaches 300 feet, with sixty days to connect to the incline. The company employs about 125 workers. profits per ton have risen by $2, and a favorable contract offer from American Smelting awaits acceptance.
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Balt Lake
Gtah Apex
Manter Ollnve
Msica
The
Ming
Artethlnta
Ate
Utah-Apex Company
American Smelling & Refalng Com
Pristucer
Trad
Ttaby Aten
Dtah-Aper
Irs
Majestic Strike Report Reveals Rich Copper Ore Deposit
Salt Lake June 4 A mine report from Majestic Mak es Strike at the Ray Consolidated Copper property notes a shaft displaying 22 ounces in a ton with 11 percent trail, depth 40 feet. The bottom level shows a rich ore body growing with further drilling, suggesting a much larger ore body than expected. Henry Crumb reports 22 037 201 fine ore at 2.2 percent copper from 60.52 developed acres and an estimated 18 000 tons of partially developed ore.
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Salt Lake
Boston
Majeatte Mlova
T Hat
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Fapineer
Henry Crumb
Mel Crumb
Dividends in Question at Tintie and Related Mines
Company managers indicate potential dividend payments this month for Tintie sinelter and Knight mining, while noting unpreparedness to declare until directors meet. Colorado Iron Mossson may pay Serats per share if approvals align. uncertainty remains about timing and amounts as board discussions proceed amid ore production reports and tonnage trends.
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W. Taster Manurn
Tintie Sinelter
Knight
Ferret
Colorado
Iron Mosson
Mia Ing
Trent
Trusties Escape Jail Telling Of Guards Absence
A jailbreak at Five Pointe saw ten prisoners flee while guards were away. Ben Anderson, a desk sergeant’s son, pursued them, bluffing with a drawn pistol to halt two escapees, then escorted them back to the jail. The escape ended with the return of the prisoners and Anderson gaining local notoriety for the attempt.
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Ben
Jailor Anderson
Five Pointe
Therm
Hilmer Anderson
Desk
Gene Hagbert Anderson
Ely Bolice Turce
Charlie Fila
Hazard Thompson
Tau
Anson
Anderann
Washington Avenue
Five Point
Anderson
Boda
Anderton
Eit
Hitmer
Noo date in Attentseareneth proposition
Fragmented text describes an attorney figure named Bagland missing a deadline to cast a vote while noting concern about Currie county Maine. It mentions a round trip excursion rate to the Varite Coast with specific travel dates and ticketing terms, implying a travel promotion or itinerary details.
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Bagland
Currie
Governor Spry to Take Action on Institution Inquiry
Gov Spry plans immediate action after reports that an investigation committee will be appointed. Officials say the governor will revive attention today and authorize a formal inquiry to uncover all facts. The governor expresses interest in truth and gratitude for fair Examiner coverage.
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Spry
Thomas Alea Paia
Ashich
Royal Register notices in Maine foreclosures and estates
The Royal Register lists probate and settlement notices. It names John T When 212th Bt and others, inviting interested heirs to claim estates and property. The document notes over 12 000 named belt advertisements and calls readers to contact after 6 pm.
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John T
Logan Souring Visit Highlights State Meeting
Manager Charles England of the Langan Journey reports his trip to Ogden after attending a state press meeting praised as one of the best in the organization. He notes optimistic future prospects and regrets few state newspapers align with the association while warning of rising water and damage along the Prove river affecting rail lines and property.
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Charles England
Langan
Ogden
Preas Snen
Pree
Mondar
England
Brena Enanciation
Murh Good World
Murh
Pro
Mr. Eneland
Publishers Hearing on Paper Taxes in Senate Committee
Washington June. Newspaper publishers led by Noraes head a committee on paper policy will testify at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The committee has not acted on wood pulp and print paper, and opinions are split on whether a vote could be foretold. House action is seen as freeing wood fiber, while paper makers want continued protection via a tax. Some senators favour a $0 per ton rate on print paper, a $2 decrease from now, while others resist. Amendments to the measure are unlikely to satisfy cameras and other interests. The note ends with a local ad for a happy day in Salt Lake and Ogden rail service.
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Washington
Neprecenta Uihew
Peaspaper Publishers
Duba Noreis
Come Mites
Putiisbern' — Association
Renate Finance Come Mites
Hun
Raye
Boma Eenaloen
Senate Committee
Senate
Saioot
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