Prosperity Realty listing sketches and prices from Husse y Woods
HUSSEY-WOODS REALTY presents a rough catalog of properties near Prosperity with prices ranging from 2 400 to 39 800. Various modern and frame homes, some with baths and large lots, are described along with farm acreage and land offers in Bre Boautiful Teton Valley.
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Hussey-Woods Realty
Bell
Ganon
Dagio Jocatlona
Sun Gay
Howse
Giker Sandy
Uta
Leege
Bre
Teton Valley
Local notices and ads from The Standard and Guardian
Fragments describe social visits, a party at Harbertson Home honoring Joseph Lar Herbertson's brother J We Huchartmon preparing to depart for Tatma Valley. Advertisers urged to submit copy before deadline. Coal ads, nursery plants, and “Knot Whiskey” promo appear amid names, addresses, and various local goods and services.
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Rlende
Dyiey
Mouwnents
Jos, Parry & Suet Coj
Washington
Evelusee
Harbertson
Josephs Larhertaon
J. We ‘Huchartnon
Finiaily
Tatma Valley
Hurberte
B.z-Maney
Cen, &. Kelley
Stannard Ouffice
Seductive Saloon Shootings Stir Salt Lake City
The report describes a confrontation near a saloon involving Sullivan and Garcia, with witnesses and guard outside. A policeman, Ford, is killed as shots ring out, while several figures flee the scene toward the night. Investigators prepare to prove Sullivan’s absence from Ball Lake at the time.
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Yellinog
Sullivan
Garcia
Hla Rhport
Gwen Tid
Stoog
Wisi Sullivan
Vicker
Halley
Ball Lake
New Home Hor Foundling at Lake Maren
A fragmentary report notes a new home hurtling toward Lake Maren on Monday night amid unclear local activity. The garbled text references Nicholuan finance and Ungoor, with names and places partially legible.
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Annt Lake
Maren
Nicholuan Finan
Tsatrees
Fragmentary Notice Reveals Juvenile Court Ambiguities
Incomplete OCR text from a Juvenile court context mentions a man named A. Young and references to parents and a family. The garbled excerpt hints at a legal or protective custody matter, with unclear roles and actions surrounding a youth and guardians. Further readable details are not present.
Strike Looms Across Gould System As Workers Vote
A threatened walkout or strike across the Gould railway network looms as shopmen including machinists tacksmiths boilers and helpers vote. The planned action targets most of the Gould system from Ogden to Beale and could paralyze operations within twenty four hours if widespread.
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Ball Lakeo
Denver
Granda Fund de
Anllifordy
Aettamcey
Ball Lake Chywolpta Svhlchara
Theixtylicu
Bullermalkars
Mpprautican Om Iis
Gavld
Aystem
Teai
Gualdy
International & Great Northern
Maryland
Death of W Melvin Rich manager of Daynes Music Co
W Melvin Rich of Balt Lake City died at 6 o clock in the evening at the hospital after a sudden illness that baffled physicians. He was 28, son of J T Rich, born in Grantsville but lived most of his life in Lake City. He served as president of the Daynes Music branch in England and was a manager at Daynes company before its reorganization. Surviving are his wife Mrs John W Taylor and several siblings. Funeral will be Thursday afternoon at the Twenty first Ward Chapel.
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Balt
Lake
Metin “Rich
Daynes Slusic
Donpany
L.cd
Joan
Wialalor
Mr. Rich
T. Rich
Grantsville
Lake City
Leeion
Englend
Weedy Iranch
Ho Hename
Daynea
Fils Abelity Ag
Reine
Thcoe
Wastona
Lid
W. H. Booth
Ade
Colletta
Birg
Daynes
Mian Vora
Joba Y Rich
Homeri
Job
Ales
Tweanty-first Ward
Zo'elonit
Dissolution Notice From Wykes & Blade Firm Ends Partnership
Fragmentary notice indicates the firm Wykes & Blade dissolves by mutual consent. Julia A. Biawe and Tau J. M. Wyle Go were involved with Yeates as natural of the business, objecting to all accounts and resigning, with indications of internal dissolution actions.
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Herm
Wykes & Blade
Mutual’ Jcansenl
Julia A. Biawe Reiting
Tau J. M. Wyle
Go. Yeates Nautral
Indahteduons
Hughes Urges Honest GOP Stand at West Side Dinner
Gov. Hughes urged New York Republicans to uphold honesty and integrity and to resist deceit in party leadership. He warned the GOP must live up to its principles or risk losing power, calling for unity to combat corruption and support reform ahead of the upcoming state campaign.
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New York
Goveror Huger
Apearing
West Side
Republican Club
Apod Hia
Pwinelpins
Altonk
Republican Party
Musical History Course Fourth Major In Oratorio at Mber Nacle
The Oratorio at Bifah with the Panomacly choir and sotolusts at Mrs Farnsworth will be the fourth major in the Musical History Course Thursday March 19 at the Mber Nacle. Tickets at the door for the whole course.
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Bifah
Panomacly
Duke Blackmailed in Corrupt Trial Confusion
A garbled report from March 18 describes a duke involved in extortion and a court verdict. The case centers on blackmail, a missing plot, and a sentence including imprisonment and restitution amid a crowd incident and a damaged wagon.
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Mile
Maret
Hyausht
Reuladt
Hia
Courk
Ratmaire
Betlel
Unclear OCR headline about Paderewski and various names
Fragmentary text lists people and places with numerous misspellings. Core items include Paderewski, Salonga, Murch Sheed, Mapetet, and a sequence of place-like terms. The passage is garbled with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Cannot Stop Loafing Anttnrkoty City Entry
In an unclear March report from Anttnrkoty City a notice cites men and a troubled individual described as loafing. The fragment hints at disciplinary or municipal action but lacks concrete details, names, dates, or outcomes.
First Train of Fruit Cars Prepares for Westbound Run
Eastward special train of refrigerated fruit cars reaches Ogden after arrival from the south. Jett for Say Frovelego near the Southern Pacific at 8:20. Danorots and Stevenson, Oregon Short Line officials, with Harriman system director Kentmonuth, plan a weeklong coast-to-coast loop, returning to Chicago via Banset Route. The first through train carries Sacramento produce bound for Ogden and sales centers, aiming to set a new schedule standard with a nine decade.
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Ogden
Weal
Spacka
Danorots
Stevenson
Oregon Short Line API
sMtungon
Lado Duviaiott
Kentmonuth
Aml
Unclear fragment yields fleeting legal note
An incoherent OCR fragment references a supreme court figure and a detainee. It mentions a strike and a duty, with garbled names and dates. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
Keene to Rage At a MorEe in New York Race
March 18 dispatch reports Jamet Kenn added to the roster of men facing Chait’s test abroad. The article details track gaps, a celebrated colt, and plans for a 400R land venture, with Keen’s friends noting an injury in Newark and a rising prominence of his finned line toward Havienland.
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York
Jamet i
Clomlee
Newark
Hla
Hawienland
Amaoriaa
Fire Devastates Brooklyn Home Amid Arctic Explorer Tragedy
New York March 18 A blaze tore through the home in Brooklyn as Mrs Anthony Fiala wife of the Arctic explorer and leader of the Zeteler expedition faced tragedy Her three children perished in the fire and authorities fought to contain the flames While residents and officials described the blaze as devastating investigators prepared to review the aftermath and cause of the incident
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New York
Irooklyn
Mire
Anthony Fiala
Zeteler
Wearon
Fiala Rap
Aalfen Anil
Rockefeller Fountain Fund Receives Major Gift
New York on March 18 John Rockefeller yesterday contributed 1000 to a charity fund aiding Kiger end Menmon’s Fair. With this and other subscriptions the total reached 22060.18, accompanied by a note praising brave men risking their lives for others.
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New York
John
Rokefeller
Rockefeller
Gorvid
One Man Killed as Two Wounded in Family Dispute
Beaument, Taxes, March 11. Albert Cluny Pitt surrendered after Angle Charlie fired. William Williams was killed. B Wilton and Bisy Ta Houng wounded. ByStander Mha and others say the incident began as a family quarrel.
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Aratogy
Theagas
Wiliams
B. Wilton
Bisy Ta Houng
Angle Charlie
Albert Clunypitt
Wilifme
Barber
Distances Between Racers in Omaha to Granger Route
Reports describe multiple French and American cars stranded or damaged during a cross desert race from Carroll to Omaha, then to Goldfield and San Francisco. Vehicles faced breakdowns near Granger and Omaha with one car expected to reach Omaha by noon Friday amid repairs. drivers planned next legs toward Goldfield and beyond.
Woman on trial for murder in Kansas City case
Kansas City report states Mia Stah Morasch faces murder charges as the trial opens in district court. The defendant is accused of causing the death of four year old Vtor Morasch by alleged poisoning with candy following a request for pears. Prosecution outlines the alleged motive and method, while defense claims insufficient evidence and questions the credibility of witnesses.
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Kansas City
Mia
Kaness City
Kansas
Antias Polzanod
Mra. Morasch
Failed finance halts Bolivian road project at Arion to Chile
La Paz reports Deutsche Bank withdrew from negotiations with the Chilean government over a potential toll road from Arion to Chile, part of a planned long railway corridor. The setback creates pessimism about the broader project and regional transport ambitions.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Deutsche Bank
Burin
Tull Road
Arion
Chile
Frange Demands Action as Morocco Reform Debate Rises
Paris dispatch reports Gaulois quoting a high diplomatic source that France will seek new terms on Algeciras and reform in Morocco. The government may ask Parliament for a vote of confidence while delaying a conference. The Hague may be pressed for a formal decision.
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Paris
Ias
Algecirat
Morocco
Amd
Piays
Hague
Chamber of Dapution
Mercon
Will of James Oliver Estate in South Bend Ind Bankrupt Form
The will of James Oliver of South Bend Indiana, dealing with an estate estimated at 80 million dollars, was filed yesterday for probate. Executor 1 D. Oliver is named to administer the fund for the family, with nephews and nieces set to receive 1000 dollars each. The estate is described as among the grandest ideas when distributed to the heirs.
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Baren
Oliver
Ilenes
Inspection trip by American torpedo fleet at Panama Canal
Panama March 18 officers of the American torpedo fleet made an inspection trip by train to Gatun then proceeded to other canal sites. The party toured the works, met enthusiastic locals about the project, and last night were hosted by the Internal Vehicle at Savana Spring Resort for a dance.
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Panama
Fatitia
Canal
Gatun
Wendy
Savana
Sumer
Oklahoma Delegates Attend Populist Convention in 1878
In Guthrie March, a small number of Populist delegates traveled to St Louis via Treponee to Chatrian Incoh's column for a national convention. The article notes limited county organization and many party supporters facing questions within the courtier while those who previously joined the party question.
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Guthrie
Treponee
Chatrian Incoh
Col
St. Lows
Wxikliets
Tany
Judy Toveta
Port Arthur commander seeks sentence commutation for imprisonment
The former Port Arthur commander petitioned the court for a full pardon but failed. The court denied commutation and upheld a fortress imprisonment.
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Tom Sears
Port
City to borrow 39 million for municipal improvements
Philadelphia March 18 Mayor Rayburn announced steps to borrow 39 million under loan if approved by the populace to fund municipal improvements aimed at creating jobs for the unemployed. The plan envisions city officials fast tracking various projects to reduce unemployment and stimulate the local economy.
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Philadelphia
Nore
Forciny
Raybumr
Toupalia
Italians in Sutton march on town in lynching threat
A mob of largely Italian residents in Sutton West Virginia forms to avenge the murder of Walter Fenn, as the crowd travels toward the town to confront suspects Jor Lewis Varrow and others amid tensions after the crime.
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Meh
Lodwen
Sutton
W. Va
Jor
Lrwis Varyow
Lalians
Moral Effects of Athletics Reevaluated
A fragment discusses athletic activity's moral impact on soldiers and youth, noting concerns that sport can improve discipline but may also tempt violence. It references soldiers, armies, and public training, arguing that character depends on purpose and leadership.
Langley trains Hig Dog to Fight with Hind Leas
Nonsensical OCR fragment recounts a event near Pike County with improvised phrases. Items mention a dog fight, a watcher, and various unclear names. The text references a lake, a punchline about a watcher, and a sequence of actions around a dog and a bag, but details are garbled and unreliable.
Fragmentary note on early travel and China figures
A garbled 19th or early 20th century fragment references Ammeritan and Chinese figures, hover roboton, two Chinese Jaws, Wallas, Wan dynasty, and a Keattunger colony, with a continuing acute Homily by travelers including Jim Mayeu Polo, amid unclear dates and places.
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China
Wallas
Jim Mayeu Polo
Fragmented historical notice reads odd and garbled
A damaged OCR fragment describes unclear phrases about heritage or an ancient tower core and a question about knowledge and community, mentioning terms that appear mistranscribed. The text is incomplete and mixes unfamiliar or garbled terms, offering no concrete event or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary Lines on Money and Meeting Inquiry
The readable fragments reference money value and a vague discussion about meeting motives. Names, dates, or places are not discernible, leaving the core idea as a cryptic note on financial worth and purpose of gathering.
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Pike County
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Nuehebind
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Tino
Jomutt
Elem Noday
Alfred Fy Glover
Womun
Jpstion
S.J. Burt & Bros
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J. Franklin
Propriewe
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