Direct 2 features and 1907 racing notes from Fair Grounds
The text mentions Direct 2 and related horses with era specific racing details, including times, lineage, and plans for the 1907 season at the Fair Grounds. It notes owners and trainers, a purse or fee, and references to standardbred performance and standards. Also cited is a hailstorm event and injuries near Preaklyn with downstream effects on vegetation.
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Ogdes
Weber County
Almont
Ceter
Tran
Roeker
A. G. Fell
Orden
Contaminated meat plant leads to citywide health scare
A garbled report describes alleged contamination at Ogden Packing Co's plant with a deadly agent Wiseane. The item mentions samples, warnings, and citywide concerns, with various names and locations, including the Central Market and Healy House, and notes on investigations, property disputes, and legal actions.
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Ogden Packing & Prortshen Co
Paskihe
Random references notice to subscribers period confusion
A fragmented reader notice addresses subscriber complaints and calls for action by contacting a specified number before a deadline. The text references Lamar Nelson and a meeting in Ogden, noting involvement of an editor or manager in a conversation and a planned event or decision with unclear details and dates.
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LAMAR
Nelson
Cirea
Asor
Park City figure dies suddenly at hotel in Unncovered
A well known Park City man, Horwa, died unexpectedly at the Broom hotel in Unncovered. He moved to Park City from Leadville years ago, married Norah Fitszerai, who died years earlier, leaving four children. Horwa was elected sheriff in 1993 on the Tremacratic ticket and had worked in the Gatarto mine at Park City. The notice notes a medicine advertisement for cough relief.
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Varttastin
Park Cliz
Broom Hotel
John Harrington
Par City
Leadville
Norah Fitszerai
Hor Horwa
Sherit
Gatarto
Park By
Davis County School Consolidation Push Gains Support
A Davis County consolidation movement gathers momentum as petition signatures rise and local leaders back the plan. Superintendent White and school officials report improved conditions in consolidated districts, while citizens consider a vote to decide the change.
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Dountital
May
Sontoldattm
White Siden
Davis County Achants
Eice
Ilo
Whitoeidea Bes
Brakeman and Greek Clash Sparks Town Riot
Lagham and Mey clash with a Greek brakeman near the section house. a near riot ensues as about 200 Greeks assemble. Police disperse the crowd. In a separate school incident, teacher strife ends with student vacation after an unresolved feud between Stewart and Barnes under Principal Burton.
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Wedat
Kazaviiin
Fighth ¢Iatrict School
Mine Suda Stewart Bed
Marsha Barnes
Hubert Burton
Wehool
Tatening
Burton
Stewart
Mice Parnes
Miia Hammes
Huntsville Notes Show Local School and Town Events
May 6 notes mention Joseph Peter son, William Schade, and C W Kunk. Peterron named athletic or school official at the Hosterttia School after former principal Kanz. North Ogden plans and opera house event noted. Hyrum Pelt and W J Brownhs visit from Ogden to Huntaville for lodging and prep. Preparations underway for school term end in March.
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Huntaviis Jr
W. J. Hrowstts
Ogden
Huntavilesfosday
Mar W
Prison Term Follows Bank Robbery Guilty Verdict
In Birmingham Alex Chisholm faced a jury and was found guilty of robbing the First National Bank of Birmingham. He was sentenced to eight years in prison after a federal jury trial in Atlanta. He later recanted the verdict, asserting he was not guilty and regretted the state’s action.
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Tirmingham
Ala
Alex Chisholm
Weller
Firet Natiogal Bank
Hirmingham
Calhalm Alegre
Pepitene
Atlante
Chiskola
Fragmented OCR: School Children Must Be Well Fea
The article appears as garbled text about children health and education, mentioning guiltless learning, fitness, and instruction. It references school vitality, parental concern, and the need for proper nourishment and attention to student well being amid unclear details.
Tuberculosis Research Meeting Discusses Transmission
At a national conference on the study and prevention of tuberculosis in May, Dr. Charles Hooter Duns of Boston spoke on recent advances and vaccination prospects. Henry L. Ribas of Albany and Samuel B. Adams of the city debated contagion sources, noting milk and touch as significant transmission routes and urging vigilance in protecting infants and children.
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Wasbleston
Aroumittes
Ebigren
Charles Hooter Duns
Boston
Henry L. H. Ribas
Albany
Xni
Bamurl B. Adams
Deaths of Italians Reported Under Oklahoma Accord
A dispatch from May 7 notes the secretary of state urging authorities in Oklahoma to report the deaths of Italian citizens with no known heirs to the Italian consul in Denver. The move follows a complaint to the Italian ambassador in Washington after information from Panquale Corte about an incident not observed in Oklahoma.
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Finthtle
Dela
Gior
Brate
Milabomes
Italy
Oklahoma
Mallea Conon
Denver
Trallen
Werhingten
Panquale Corte
Malian
Conan
Inger
Oxlahora
Soldier of Fortune Dead in New York Home
Henry Melver, known as a soldier of fortune, was found dead in his bed at his residence in New York. He had been involved in plans with a well known author on a story titled Fighting under elatieen Bars.
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New York
Henry Thi
Melver
Mmelvera
Platta
World Markets Mixed as Traders Weigh Gains and Lows
The New York market opened evenly split between advancing and declining stocks. Reading, Bain Pacific and New York traders watched several issues rally then retreat as prices drifted, with American Sugar and steel shares showing modest gains while others slipped. Market breadth remained uneven with several sectors volatile, reflecting cautious sentiment in midweek trading.
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Atocks
Reading
Sttearo
St. Jaste
Val
Pau
Wudeh
Stepulet
Twevek
Angerss
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