Fourth Chautauqua Assembly Closed in Ogden
The fourth Utah Chautauqua assembly concluded with a large crowd of over a thousand at the finale. Performers Swing Alpine and Bargall, plus Miss Bargelt and Mrs. Crowder Milley, delivered acclaimed readings, music, and lectures. Superintendent J. C. Merrisman received praise for closing remarks as the canvas tent moved to Welser, Idaho for the next event.
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Utah Chartangon Association
Mnal
Frank Grava
Bargall
Farnlah
Whiehl
Aaven Bwlan da
Mias Bargelt
We Yodleri
J. C. Merrisman
University of Washington
Ogden
Miho
Voriora
Roland
Nichola
Claire Parrish
Nichols
Vacaton
Parish
Della
Crowder Milley
Vai Hoek
Herbsman
Wut
Utah
Rae
Apain
Welser
Idaho
Pioneer Attends O10 Folks Found Dead in Bed
John Gray a 77 year old pioneer resident of Wilson Jane was found dead in bed at his home yesterday morning by his wife. Death attributed to heart insufficiency from old age amid recent fatigue after a long life of migration from Scotland to Utah. Survived by widow, one brother, a sister, and many children and twenty four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Lugoon
John Gray
Wiwon
Geelol
Mr. Gray
Criel
Scotland
Utah
Sailhemt Miah
Soan
Ming Jessie Conningham
St. George
Wilson
Ogden
Lotor
Subscribers' Notice On Discontinuation Of Paper
The notice explains that subscribers may discontinue the paper by paying due or notifying by card letter or carrier. It states stoppage occurs after payment period ends and urges timely action to avoid continued bills. It warns the paper will not be sent if payment is not made and emphasizes notifying the publisher.
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Ona
Audioriver Zeta
Pete Wigey
Dendy
Home care of milk under warm weather risks bacterial growth
Dairy experts warn warm days and sun exposure accelerate milk spoilage. Bacteria multiply quickly when milk is left on porches or in sun, turning it unfit for consumption. Even small contamination from dust carries germs, making milk handling crucial during heat. Maintaining cold temperatures slows growth dramatically, as shown by experiments with milk kept at 6 or 10 degrees.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Guy
Nisa
Milk Contamination Warns of Typhoid Risk and Sanitary Duty
The article warns that spoiled or improperly handled milk may carry typhoid and other bacteria. It stresses cooling, clean vessels, and rapid chilling to prevent bacterial growth, noting that cleanliness of air and containers affects contamination risk. It urges both producers and consumers to follow strict sanitary practices to ensure safe, unadulterated milk.
Chautauqua in Ogden Draws Mixed Reactions
A Ryeat Chautauqua in Ogden faces scrutiny as attendees recount a troubling evening. The event featured Reverend Beatuerd introduced as superintendent and heated exchanges between church leaders and performers. Critics question whether stage content and preaching align with moral improvements promised by the movement.
Notable tribute to Dorothy Rulent and supporters at vigil
A fragmented notice honors Dorothy Rulent and mentions supporters linked to a vigil or event. It references names and groups associated with the gathering, including individuals connected to a local Advertiser notice. The text is garbled but preserves a memorial tone and references those who responded.
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Dorothy Rulent
Ant
Weahtin Howers
AIR
GC. WY
Wenight
Two Divorces Granted in State Court
Two divorce cases were decided. The Holst divorce upheld custody terms, with orders that the five children remain in the state and provisions about property and support. The other divorce awarded to Mabelin Pranels Holst against Charles Malet addressed desertion accusations and custody, with the court maintaining the children in state care and detailing division of property.
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Holst
Howell
Deeree
Thelma Barron Bane Davis
Denver
Mabelin Pranels
Helet
Two Charged With Theft of Sheep Will Stand Trial
Two individuals face trial on charges of sheep theft after a morning court appearance. Proceedings described as tentative with no plea entered. defendant remanded to attend next session for scheduling. Both defendants were not in custody and await further court dates.
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Weber
Ottorason
T. A. Stents
Mirrel
Ogden Offers Wonderful Program Tonight
The Ogden presents an appealing program this evening featuring 5c and 10c admissions.
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The
Ogden
Ely Company Orders Overland Editions
An order from East Ely Garage and Supply of Ey, Nevals, for extra copies of the Overland Trail edition highlights Ely’s support for the Lincoln Highway and its tension with Salt Lake boosters. The piece notes Ely’s desert link to the transcontinental route and suggests booster politics may seek to align local readers with the Overland Trail.
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Standard Today
East Ely
Nevada
Salt Lake
Ely
Cobra
Nev
The Cannon Ball comedy film at Ogden
A brief notice notes the film The Cannon Ball as a comedy title connected to Ogden. The scarce text suggests a cinema listing or brief promo. Further details such as date, venue, or event context are not present in the fragment.
American Company Denied Registration in US Proceedings
A New York based American company faced denial of its registration and navigation permits. Officials noted the applicant failed to provide complete stockholder details and failed to offer satisfactory ownership disclosures to the United States authorities.
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New York
Wagher
Atlantic Company
Eugenn Chambertin
United States
Tly
Trang
Double Feature Night at The Ogden Theater
Night at The Ogden promises a wonderful double feature. The program offers two films back to back, aiming to provide a memorable cinema experience for local audiences.
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Ogden
Circus Parade in Ogden Delights Hundreds of Onlookers
A joint Sells Floto circus and Ruf Fato Tila Wild West show parade reached Ogden at dawn. Buffalo Bill Cody led the procession through the business district, followed by animal cages, trained riders, trumpets, and a stagecoach. The event drew crowds of locals and visitors eager for the frontier acts and new acts in the afternoon and evening performances.
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Sells-Mioto Circus
Ogden
Yorda
Diets
Twenty-seventh Street
Washington
Grant Avenues
W. Cody
Buffalo ii
Washington Avenue
Twenty-seventh
Colonel Cody
Hanson
Col
Cody
Buffalo Tip
Zonavex
India
Overland Limited
Omaha Livestock Market Notes and Chicago Hog Prices
Market figures from Omaha Nebraska show hog receipts around 2800 with higher tone in cattle, native steers around 7.25 to 9.15, and calves up to 10.25. Chicago hog receipts near 14,000 with prices around 7.60 to 7.86 for various grades, while corn and wheat futures moved in wider ranges amid market volatility. Sugar futures in New York held steady with refinery gains muted as prices fluctuated through the day.
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Omaha
Oia
Neb
Western Thenra
Texas Free
Missouri
Fem Uy
Corp
New York
Chicago Grain Weather Dampens Wheat Trade
Chicago reports persistent rains in the west spurring orders to buy wheat while selling pressure rises on the futures floor. Market chatter notes foreign buyers less active and new authorities signaling a shift in early price behavior as traders weigh supply and demand dynamics.
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Chicago
Petlve
Colonel Cody to ride as pioneer autoist into Yellowstone Park
Colonel William Cody plans to be among the first drivers entering Yellowstone Park for its opening celebration July 28 to 30. He aims to guide the first automobile into the national reserve, with thousands of vehicles expected to converge at the park’s borders.
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Colonel Cody
Cal
Cody
Yellowstone
Cody Cultivatloy
World Markets and Shifting Investment Trends
A fragmented market update notes varied activity across global exchanges with spot shifts in equities and commodities. Investors monitor European, Asian, and American indices for guidance as currencies and policy expectations shape near term moves.
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