National Championship Meet Delivers Fast Mile Win
New York January 29 reports a telephoned summary of the national championship track meet. The first mile event featured top sprinters from Newark and Jersey City amid a tight finish by Joseph Kugler and Brileh Jue with a time near 59 seconds. Final results name Frank K Bram Tyret of Orange NJ as champion with Joseph Vogler of Revohhyn second and Bord Ett of Duttals third, while Alfred Aalonvst and J L Malgin placed in nearby slots.
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Jing
Pattoneixun
Plomahin
Sosalonals
Frank
Kramer
Vinsl Cinage
New Jerney
Josept Kugler
Nenghe Brileh
Oliver Doion
Brupkiva
Wan
John King
Newark
N. A
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Frank K. Bram Tyret
Orage
Joseph Vogler
Revohhyn
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Bordett
Duttals
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Alfred Aalonvst
Neath
Rorond
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The
Oita
Verdi Destroyed by Incendiary Fire
A fire swept through Verdi destroying much of the town’s central district. Firefighters fought back flames threatening homes and a large depot, with estimated losses around 920,000 dollars. No serious injuries reported.
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Verdi
Fragmentary telephones list from editorial room page
A damaged OCR excerpt shows a string of telephone listings, noting lines for editorial room and business office with names and ring counts. It reads as a rough, incomplete directory snippet, including numbers such as 88 and partial names.
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Rooma
Ind
Plisne
Bell ‘Pane
Fragmented Rand References in Ogden News Notes
A jumble of local notices from Ogden area columns mentions names such as Joe Yates, Lulu Bet, and Mrs Lya Thom, with scattered references to towns like Rock Springs and Castle Gate. The piece cites paroled individuals, a marriage attendee in Ogden, and a large sale at a local factory, all presented as a miscellany of community items and cross-town mentions.
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Afréu
Hata
Joe Yates
Ogden Vittor
Logan U
Rock Springs
Castle Gate Vu
Nut
Uiliette Coal
Bet Cavy
Gade
Nie
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Enden
Rewneton
Elen Andrews
Ryanston
Mies Lya Thom
Echouls Tuy
Barments
Witttting Tnetory
25Th St
Salt Lake Case in District Court Involves Abuse Allegations
In district court a case accuses a woman named Wink of domestic abuse and repeated harassment toward her husband and his wife. The defendant reportedly made threats and displayed degrading behavior, prompting a request for protective actions and potential charges as the investigation continues.
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Fistriot
Wenfe
Manne
Winnor
Ashe
Niall
Bor
Automobilists Unite Amid 6000 Mile Road Plan
A garbled early 20th century report notes automobilists joining to build 6000 miles of roads near Bott Lake and Antonbile, urging a strong coalition. The text references Good Roads movement, local chapters, and a countywide push with mentions of Ogden and nearby towns.
Ogden to Lagoon road improvement meeting July 10 noted
Salt Lake, Davis and Weber counties officials will attend a Lagoon meeting to discuss boosting road conditions and supporting a July 10 parade by automobile. The event, described as a pleasant ride, aims to showcase the route from Ogden to Lagoon and encourage travelers to use the thoroughfare.
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Prucenk W. Bale
Salt Lake
Davi
Webur
Lagoon
Lagden
Muri
Summer at Last Opens Danco Hall in Glenwood Park
Beginning tonight the new danco hall at Glenwood will run every evening during the summer except Sundays. A band concert will be held every Sunday afternoon and management will strive to please patrons. Tonight’s races promise top racing and dancing on boats after the races.
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Glenwood
Community voices favor new Ogden high school bonds
A Civic Improvement League survey collects residents and business leaders backing a modernized Ogden high school. Citizens from Carey to Kennedy urge timely construction, arguing a safer, better equipped school serves youth and future growth, despite concerns over funding.
Fragmented keyboard puzzle spans medical terms and names
A garbled OCR passage strings together medical phrases, scattered names, and odd word clusters. It references kidneys, a hospital setting, and various proper nouns that appear as disjoint fragments, forming an unreadable mosaic of likely notes or marginalia.
Support for New High School Bonds in Ogden City
Local figures including Mrs. Kantes Gordon and Rev Alfred Drowns back a new high school building funded by bonds. Citizens like Hossmanth, Wynne, Williams, Griffin, Young, Grifin, Scowerdtt, and others voice support. a few oppose or seek cautious approval. The second line notes the issue's referral to the public and July 10th vote in Ogden City.
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Bande
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Gordon
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Outen
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Cuiak
H. Hosenhinth
Rosai Blutiey
Oppman
Wynne
Wiliams
Williams
Lb. Grifin Company
Ueire
Ion Alynysti
J.T. Young
Sebuah
le Gritin
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Travor
Tilgh
Jozeph Scowerdtt
Blierkin
George H. Davis
Ak Law
Unis Queston
Ogden City
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Bir
Kegel
Yolle
Alfred Drowns
W. Us
MT Wadell
Tsbe
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Warner Stake
Fatal street collision injures Fair family member
In St Jose California on June 23 Amarone Fair brother of James Q Fair and uncle of Mrs Wir Vander MIL Jr was severely injured in an accident on the city outskirts. Riding with W A Walton the pair were thrown from a wagon when a outbound car struck it. Walton faces minor injuries while Fair, already ill with heart disease, is believed fatally wounded with condition precarious tonight. The late James C Fair left $60 000 in his will.
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Chl
Amaron Fair
James Q. Fair
Wir
K. Vander- Mil, Jr
Mrg
Hermann Oelricha
Mis Ly. Fair
W. A. Walton
Tenth Street
Pair
Walton
Wallon
Daviers
James CG
Josh Wik
Bill Now Denies TE Interview Report
An editor recalls a contested interview involving former Governor Gash Bel and Governor Johnson's allies. The misquote circulated across fronts. officials deny the interview and threaten to issue a denial via the Associated Press.
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Altany
Alherk J. Host
Argts
Front Parla
Farlig
Gash Bel
Europe
Johnson
HOYT
Angus
Wien
ATDT
Carnegie Library Report for Ogden City Council 1908
The Carnegie Library directors report the library’s condition as of June 1 1908. It covers catalog and holdings figures periodicals and losses repairs and improvements, financials with cash on hand notes and taxes, and ongoing liabilities including a $1000 note.
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Caroesla
Avett Hera
Ogden
Gaate rapz—Aw
Boant Chirestorgy
Caenegin Frou
Same
Nuulor
Actial Nututer
Lkbrary
Whrary
Siena
Ae Pereuntaga
Matan
Ogden State Bank
We Ulan Light & By
Tor Light
Ogden City Wasrants Anil
Tabag
Bitle
Burgaider Bock Aback Stager
Aulwel Ogden -Medsteet Supply Co
Yurding - Wee
Keily & Berkehey Insirante Borie Hanlware Co
Come and See Sign Promotes Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Ad urging readers to verify Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims. Questions posed about safety, origins, and efficacy. Appeals to women to write for private testimonials and proof of ingredients, emphasizing a purely vegetable formula free of drugs.
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Lydia E. Finkham
America
Lydia W. Pirkhan
Ploldian
Wonton
Ura
Hardy Anke
Regalia
Frayed Ledger Details Library Finances and Repairs
A damaged fiscal report outlines library debts and repairs, noting minimal maintenance funding and rising costs. It discusses a nearly constant debt level, small annual repairs, and calls for increased tax levy to support book purchases, shelving, and expanded services for patrons.
Minister Astonishes Congregation Over Controversial Sermon
The Rev. TG Calvert of the Second Parish Church faced pushback after a Sunday sermon denouncing Unitarian sects and predicting their theological decline due to evolving faith practices. His departure with Rev. Me Smool splits the church as leaders prepare to address the fallout and safeguard the congregation.
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Jung 2
Denon
Uallong
Shank
Delegates to National Convention Drafted in Denver
The article notes 1008 delegates chosen for the Temocistic national convention in Denver and that 1002 will vote. It reports the national committee says these delegates are pledged not to vote in the convention and that the authorization remains to handle the process.
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Ghieako
Denver
Omar
Fulande
Sly
GruiBer Ordered Home In British Naval Patrol
The navy reports orders sent to GruiBer and ships including Eye ration units. Sailings from Co Hit for Guarana and New Thripshirs from Coton to New Yea are noted. Patrols are underway along the British coast as authorities monitor movement near the Columbia region.
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Départment
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Jae
Co Hitt
Guarana
Thripshirs
Coton
New Yea
Regulars Receive Orders in Border Tension Report
A chaotic dispatch describes President Hoosevalt ordering Brigadier General Moy er to send troops to the Texas border to deter disturbances and aid civil authorities. The move, urged by the attorney general, targets Mexicans in Lay Varax and Del Rug mad BL Psd, with federal troops to operate under federal authority. Independently, Brooklyn delegates press for anti injunction platform points at the Democratic Convention in Denver, including contempt jury trials.
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Weakington
Hoosevalt
Taft
Department of Terns
Ban Anioaly
Laoua
Tel Ain
ET Faso
Texas
Elyil
Otuta
Texan
Oachi
Det Vor
Ib Dudts
Coler
Ual
Thorn
Brookyn
Denver
Hy McCarren
Woman Killed in Chicago Auto Crash After Wedding
A tragic road incident near Lincoln Park last night left a woman dead and her two young daughters frightened as a car struck the grieving party returning from a wedding trip. Driver Keith Woolleton, 18, and occupants of the South Chicago party were arrested or detained as authorities investigate the sequence leading to the crash.
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Chicago
Liccoly Park
Brent
Joseph Tomurruwhki
Kethan Woollexton
Alved Chantans
Bouth
Caldago
Hi Wife
Jad
Margaret Weacy
Mulwaukee
Tiotins Gare From Lorado Springs
Fragmented OCR reports a family line about Colomly Borlapa Colas Tusc Bn Mrs Sweeney and daughter Blew. It notes Milind in a puyaterdeauteexplialon and water Cutter reuldénin of Cole mda Saringe. Three children are buried in the Myergrean cemetery. Pry Bweenox seriously injured in the explosion.
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Blew
Milind
Colemda Saringe
Myergrean
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