Weber teachers to get more pay
The Weber Board of Education announced a plan to raise teacher salaries for the coming school year. Beginning teachers with certificates would receive $85 per month, while those with four years out of high school work would get $60, and normal diploma holders $75. Principals and staff would get extra increases to a maximum of $250 per month for merit. The resolution, praised by county school officials, aims to boost educational efficiency and morale, though some doubt remains about its statewide adoption.
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Waker Ensty
Educelon
Baturday
Cie Dade Tor
Hald
Ogden
Vatican
Pont Tlons
Tanahera
Barty
J Riven
Joly
Anticipatad
Levertson
Ally Ubutt
Fea
Tom Mura
Schopl
Thakr
Tke
Howd
Hetle Dowhl
Cheouphout
Trout Far Thriving Says Gamewarden
Prova May reports that trout populations are increasing due to fry planting in clear, undisturbed streams. Warden Iris Madsen notes stocking in muddy areas and springs has boosted fry survival, signaling a strong growth trend over the past decade.
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Iris Madsen
Mt Maden
Planting of Fry Draws Criticism From Officials
Fragmentary report notes debate over fry planting methods by fishery officials. Manager Madison and deputies defend practices as following approved scientific methods, citing a pamphlet from a federal commission. Text discusses fry absorption of food, timing of transfer to waters, and potential mortality before natural feeding begins.
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Mgr
Madsen
Staten
Iteaya
Juniors Win at Weber Academy With Strong Showin
The Weber Academy meet drew strong junior performances as juniors led the scores with 41 for the Sophomores 18 and freshmen 1. Seniors 1A scored 13, while overall the meet showcased notable marks in sprints distance and field events. Notable results included Time 11 seconds mile 1:32, 21 feet 2 inches shot put, 24 feet 10 inches discus, 37.2 seconds 440 yard hurdles, height 5 feet 5 inches, javelin 1:45 relay?
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Weber Academy
Setexsil
Quymred
Anah
Claris
Holy Art
Ingles
Mile Vun
Hallautyne
Sehella
Thorn
Whe
Browl Tham
Clark
Greenwell
Tenton
Mataies
Shott—Benioy
Warsong
Wiggins
Disianen
Fee
Robarts
Ingle
Schein
Tine
Greenwal
Henton
Traminer Ihrow
Benton
Barris
Gwedwelh
Inehea
Jwatars
Proll
Roberts
Thme
Parents Heartbroken Over Death Of Harpy Pennington
The body of Harpy Pennington was shipped to his family in Misamiri accompanied by 8 F Hawkine who came to the city for that purpose. Pennington, the young man who dodged the county vaccination, died of germ fever. His father is John P Pennington, a prominent undertaker and furniture dealer of Stanberry. both parents are heartbroken.
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Harpy Pennningtin
al Stunporre
Misamiri
Jostevonitis
F. Hawkine
Baturilay
Pennington
Evon
Itweking
John P. Peonington
Thn
Bep
Lost youth wanders amid strengers in old tale
A fragmented report describes a young man named Som's head death among strangers. He left Yow and spent two months at Cheysane. His temporary employment ended there. He saved for British Qulumblu but ran off to Ogden for a gay in the cool weather. He was then said to be ill with a fever and Scarlets in development. An arrival from the Tad with a vivad jar opened by authorities prompted warnings to avoid drifting.
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Ayer
Som
Hurry
Cheysane
Ogden
Sowking
Park banquet honors retiring General Superintendent Park
Superintendent Jeffern attended a park banquet in Omaha honoring former General Superintendent Park of the Harriman railroad system. Prominent Union Pacific officials spoke of Park’s 30 plus years of service from brakeman to senior roles.
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Jeffern
Mal Élvintow
Tau
Tniau
Union Pacific
Loomis
Tegal
Granvilla HF
Dodge
Une
Hivak
Park
Lt Wan
A. Fraight
United States
New Park
Famous Cartoonist Returns From Africa Hunt
San Francisco May 2 John Me Outrhenn famed Chicago cartoonist and war correspondent arrived today on the steamer Asta accompanied by rea M. Staghonson son of United States Senator Stephenson. They spent months hunting big game in Africa part of the time with Col Roosevelt. Read the class ads today.
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San Francisca
John ‘Me
Chicago
M. Staghonson
United States
Stephenson
Wienansin
Boss Africa
Col
Roosevelt
Cyclone Set For Twenty Year Meet Bout Opponents
The report outlines a boxing competition featuring Thompaan and Bullen with training plans at Ogden. Sullivan trains Bolt Tanke while Sally prepares for weight categories and Ning faces Nineteen. Contingent backers and gym equipment are noted as part of the preparation for a grant battle.
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Yonny Cselaie
Johnny ‘Thompaan
Fete Bullen
Thompaan
Qatar
Ogden
Sullivan
Wileh
Elaine
Sally
Aontreamnus
Td Clond
Binkea
Alden Mae
Anne
Gymnentum Apparatia
Botti
Sportsmen Organize New Shooting Club
The city establishes a new shooting club citywide with leased large tracts for hunting grounds. The calendar year passes with permits issued to members and a board including Jon Zimmerman as president, Peter Larson as vice president, Jacob C. Jeneau as treasurer, plus directors M A Boothe and Nels Joneses.
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Dlah Wibe Krowi
Inne’ Efing Eorthwest
Wutheriaing
Peter Larson
Vlea Prenidame
Jacob C. Jeneau
Caregnary Aa Trendurer
M.A Boothe
Nels Joneses
Jack Johnson Begins Training Camp Ahead of July Title Bout
San Francisco May 1 Jack Johnson world heavyweight champion has started training on the beach fringe of the Pacific for his July 4 defense at Emarsville. He weighs 228 pounds and will undertake eight to ten miles daily runs, light gym work, and sparring soon. Promoters expect strong crowds for the staged sparring and exhibition bouts.
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Wil
Hla
Tnt
Tone Dave
Riditevtion
Sute
Ani
Forfeit and plans swirl around big Cal vs San Francisco match
May 1 dispatch from Ben Lomond notes a postponement and deposit of $5100 to a San Francisco bank for the prize in a forthcoming bout. San Francisco manager Berger will attend a meeting to name the referee and discuss the third bout. Several California referees are named as acceptable, with additional fighters and incidents of blacklistings and program changes reported.
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Ben Womonty
Cal
Sant Berger
Jeffrien
Ben F Lomond
San Friovisco
Thi
Tomorray
Sant Francizco Bani
Weul
Tim Bullivan
New York
Agrreninni
Berger
Winser
Jaftries
Chas
Gerger
Jeffrion
California
Jack Welsh
2H Ward
Billy Ruche
Radin Sauth
Oakland
Charlie Fyton
Angeles
Cherie Witte
Maliehy
Tow
Chicnan
Olte Plata
Demyeno
Rob Vernon
Sandy Griswold
Gouin
Hans
Ain
Hoyer
Ant Bay
Mr Brush Wins Award at Now Tae Nationals
A owner named Mr Brush at Now Tae Nationals earned a recognition award amid the fasgiten events. The ceremony highlighted his contributions, with brief remarks from the organizers.
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Brush
Tae Nationals
Soe
Sryersrrets
Baseball Results Otitis and Detroit Game Recount
Fragmentary sports note outlines a Detroit versus Chicago matchup with scattered scoring, a late run by Taunnett driving to the left for two bases, and disputed plays. Batter details include Waint Payne Browning Willetts Pernell. Overall, a rough, era-style game recap with limited legible facts.
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Chicago
Blackburn
Tyone Triven
Detroit
Waint-Payne
Browning
Willetts
Pernell
Stanoge
Chicago Narrowly Trails as Infield Rally Nets Win
In a tense ninth inning Chicago fights back after Pittsburg gains lead. A sequence sees Holtman injure knee, Wagner score on Flynn miscue, and later Wagner and Schulte producing two baggers and two runs. Final moments showcase Chicago’s late rally but Pittsburg holds on.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Josh
Scora
Hottman
Trissed
Gibson
Millar
Flynn
Wagner Fimblad
Schulte
Anil
Steinfelat
Winth City Trojans Rally to Beat St Louis 3 0
In Cincinnati May 1 Winth City overcame St Louis 3 0 with late rally. Egan singled bringing Poser home as Hauser and Mett contributed. Agee, Baores, Laue and Phelps anchored a tight defense and timely hits sealed the win.
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Cincinnati
Inainaati
Xen
Yun
Egan
Poser
Hauser
Agee
Cleveland Wins Second Game In Extra Innings
Tied in the ninth, Cleveland outlasted the visitors 5 to 4 in eleven innings. Zaule led the late charge, while Lod, Bradley and Purring provided key hits in the 11th. Waddell Falkenberg and others pitched, with Nauterlee-Pell and Stephens Clarke among the players noted.
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Yeallu
Waddell Falkenberg
Herger
BSL
Smis
Rereerieeae
Nauterlee
Pell
Stephens Clarke
Coast League Scores and Paraphrased Game Notations
Fragmented report lists multiple coast circuit games with scattered team names and partial scores. Notable entries mention Los Angeles, San Vinaelsen, Topeka, Milwaukee, and Kansas City among others with inconsistent numerals and unclear outcomes.
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al Bas Francisco
Cayland
Verngu
Qaklané
Verdot
Tas Angeles
Jon Angeles
Ty Ascrhmento
Atta Noon
Los Angeles
Dsersment
Hogs Slaughter At Hen Coop Despite Night Vigil
Report from a rural area describes a dog attack on a chicken coop at the Leek residence 2627 Jeftersan Avenue. Several hogs were killed, many chickens mauled, and the yard stained with blood indicating slaughter overnight. Neighbors and investigators found nearly all birds slain or missing, with only a few heads left as evidence of the assault. The scene suggested thieves or predatory dogs caused the carnage.
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Jeftersan Avenna
Casioil
George Halvergon
Anil
Nlm
Rome
Halvernon Ghick
Kalteo
County School Funding Plan For Wetin County
A damaged OCR fragment outlines how Wetin County intends to fund public schools starting July 1, 1910. It lists sums for teachers, examiners, county institute expenses, superintending, contingent expenses, buildings and site, current expenses, repairs, improvements, interest on bonds, sinking fund, and total costs. It estimates $40,000 to be raised by tax levy and $14,000 from state revenue, rents, and apportionments, leaving a balance of $11,000 to be raised by local county tax.
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Wetin
Glerk L. A
Tyne
Gabools
Aspenden
Whig
Funtin
Boy
Ogden Woman Dies in Riverdale Home
Gertrude Roman of Riverdale dies at home after paralysis at age fifty. Born November 20 1669 in Amsterdam, Holland, she was daughter of Hermanns and Marte Baaker. She helped the Latter-day Saint church in her native land and moved from Ogden to Riverdale recently with family. Funeral services scheduled at Riverdale Memorial House and Ogden City Cemetery burial.
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Ara
Gertrude Roman
Rita
Daniel B. Roman
Weber County
Ogden
Roman
Amsten’ Dam
Holland
Hermanns Wat Marte
Baaker Tertimoxgan
Netherlande
Irin
Willy Mohort
Menting House
Weil
Neuday
Uoon
Ettermont
Ogden Chy
Clerks 10 Meet Tuesday Night
Clerks of Ogden plan a meeting at the court house tomorrow night to discuss the stirring topic. Attendance of every clerk in the city is urged as the issue draws major interest and is expected to be a matter of high importance.
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Clerks
Ogden Ara
Murderer in Pain Gies San Pranhsco Capture
A man sought for murder was living in the Alameda foothills hidden for weeks. He returned to the city to surrender under police escort and was taken into custody without resistance. The report includes stray pricing and stock-quote style details from Chicago, New York markets and local vendors.
World Markets Report From New York May 2
Market notes show mixed activity with copper shares trading around 3,000 shares at 78.70, while United States Steel saw high noon quotations and 7,000 shares changing hands at 78. There are broader moves in railroad and cotton stocks with references to Chesapeake and Rock Island among others and comparisons to the prior Saturday’s levels.
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New York
Opanine
Stonky
Wexans
United Ataton
Rock Island
Americun
Market report shows slow recovery amid stock volatility
A fragmented trading day features mixed prices for stocks with declines in Union Pacific and Nation Steel, while investors await rates. Bank lending hints at easier money as some bonds rise. Livestock receipts and commodity quotes appear with varied gains and losses, reflecting cautious demand and modest price shifts across sectors.
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Saturdir
Zelling Onde
Appearaoue
Fonner ‘Slatky
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Union Pacific
Citnding
Eal Towne AL
Neal Ayal
Southern Pantin
NovQteen Pacific
Union Preitie
Daed Staton Steel
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