Wide Open Town pulpit editorial and land dispute update
The piece outlines a pulpit editorial in a Congregational church sermon titled A Wide Open Town and the Momhoua previewed for Sunday evening. It notes a Trades Union Rights or Outlay theme and mentions a local coal business and a Southern Pacific watchman. Also reports a federal case over land in Carbon and Emery counties tied to alleged fraudulent acquisitions.
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Congregational Choreh
Lepun Pestentey Ia
Roscree
Valuatte
Carbon
Emery
Omata
Eatres
Cri Biel Company
Sulla
Police Court Notes and Local Notices in Fragmented Record
Fragmented OCR items report minor court cases in Police Court. Nearby items note a piano sale, a funeral service for Alfred Lorenzo Houe, and a divorce filing. Other entries mention theater, art exhibits, travel to Saltair, and various community notices amid garbled names and lines.
Engineer Hood Decides On Breakwater Plan Details
Engineer Hood and a team from the Quantum Harbor project conduct a thorough inspection of the Oxden-Tnets system and review a proposed breakwater. A drawn plan shows a breakwater section along the lake shore with piles, planks, and crest protection for waves and railroad safety. If successful, several miles of breakwater may be built this season while riprap work continues to stabilize embankments and prevent future washouts. Chief Engineer Hood remains confident that a west lake breakwater will avert serious trouble despite high water.
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Ilef
Hood
Boathoom
Sanager Stoncroft
Dart
Ashton
Qrenon Hort Cine
Mandin
Englover Fitzretald
Ealt Jake
Eutom
How
Enelheer Mond
Manswine
Sastern
Hoot
Array of scattered notes from a chaotic morning
Fragmentary police and city notices mix with advertisements and transit items. Mentions a suspect Drum with alibi contradictions, a gravel pit, and various local business promotions. Several names and places appear in garbled form, including Washington Avenue, Union Pacific, and vendors selling clothes, dishes, and hats. The piece reads as a collage of clipped reports and ads with unclear chronology.
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Tne
Drum
Corder
Ihab
Ube
Bamberger Unden
Washington Avenue
Gun Accident Suspects Narrow Escape At Downtown Bar
A young Japanese student and a clerk narrowly escaped injury when a pistol discharged at a downtown bar near Twenty Fifth and Washington. The weapon misfired during playful handling, puncturing a display plate and causing a brief scare as patrons and staff reacted.
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Hardy
Une
Weston Leaves Topeka Amid Unclear Diplomatic Moves
A garbled report notes Weston leaving Topeka while Bouman Payee and Weaton are mentioned among scattered terms. The text references a barrier at FD and efforts by an unclear group or figure to reach a location or status, with mentions of aid and an imminent event.
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Topela
Sey Bouman Payee Weaton
Weathered traveler aims for Topeka distance
Fragmentary report describes a traveler resuming a journey after rain, traveling at about a mile and a half per hour toward Wamego, with Topeka 26 miles away. Westen expects to reach the destination by daybreak, despite rough conditions.
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Maddy
Westen
Wamego
Topeka
Diedieail
New Foundry Planned as Large Facility
Representatives of the Harrmann system have quietly secured land parcels in Weber County to support an extensive new foundry project. Negotiations cover two tracts with railroad access likely, aiming for immediate development and a substantial plant size.
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Doral Tallmad
Ordem
Notice to Public Regarding Unhonored Bills at Store
Public notice warns that bills contracted by J.T. Stayth at the 151 Jhh Street store will be reissued only on payment at the store. Bills presented by Stayth will not be honored.
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Bill Duc
J.T. Stayth
Jhh St
EB. Srayth
Entries for Mondays Races From a Scrambled Card
The page lists horse names and weights for four race days with entries for Mondays. The first race includes Theve furlemes and Mary Genevieve among others. subsequent races feature varied horses with weights and odds, such as Willefreee and Otto Brice in a five furlong sell. The garbled text mixes horse names, trainer notes, and odd phrases, reflecting a damaged race card section.
Second Race Results From Five Furlongs Handicap
In the second race at five furlongs the field included Sour Silsia For, Monten and Cavanaugh with odds 6 to 1. Kitty Hodgewon led the pace as Bleteen alas ran, while Dackata Irrman and Jean Weede trailed. Final times show 412 for Kitty Hodgewon and 3 to 3 near the end with several others listing positions.
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Hord
Sour Silsia
Cavanaugh
Even
Eeeood
Monten
Kitty Hodgewon
Bleteen Alas
Eeliz Mancng
Drataw
Dackata
Irrman
Réropilz Jean Weede
Howard
Notion to the Public About Canyon Depot Run
The Canyon rare 1o hot po to the Union Depot after May 8, but will run from the corner of 33rd and Washington. All streetcars will transfer passengers to Canyon cars.
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Canyon Rare
Unio
Washington
Sternt
Canyon
Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company annual meeting in Ogden on the first Tuesday of June 1909 at 10:00 AM. Directors for the ensuing years will be elected. secretary HESS presides.
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Storks, Wolders
Ogden Union Railway
Ogden
Hess
Died of Manta in Summit County Railway Workman
Manert Olsen aged 35, a Union Pacific employee at Wanehin Summit County, died at 2 this morning at the Onder General hospital from a disease. He came to Ogden for treatment two weeks ago and showed progress until a relapse. The funeral arrangements and burial details follow, with family members noted.
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Manert Olsen
Union Pacific Tall Road
Wanehin
Summit County
Onder General Hospital
Ogden
Tie Teath
Julie Fisson
Lac Ma
Taft Names Three Judges to Federal Courts
President Taft announced nominations for three federal judgeships. George Kennedy was named for the western district of Washington, Charles A. Willard for Minnesota, and William T. Grubbs for the northern district of Alabama. Willard was a personal friend of the president and had served in the Philippines from 1898 to 1903.
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Washington
May
Taft Telay
Senate Nomims
George Keneedth
Charles A. Willard
Minneapalle Ae
Minnesota
Wan. T. Grub
Alabama
Willard
Philippines
Record of Property Transfers and a Shop Notice
In County Recorder Wallace area Thomas D. Dew Company to Val enting Cldcou for $4,250. Paw and Kirk to Nathag Fi Cheney for part of section 17, township 2 west. Consideration $1. Denni Unes to Thomas W. Pratt for lots 12, Wroek 19, Roath Oden, $1,141. Nathan I. Cheney and mite to David Maneee for part of portheart quarter, section 17, township north, range 2 west, $1. Notice: Mack amith shop moved from old stand at 9 417 22nd. meet with customers, J, Marily Lite ten.
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Wallace
Thomas D. Dew
Valenting Cldcou
West Ocden
Ogden
Paw
Kirk
Nathag Fi
Cheney
Portnese
Townshiy
Roath Odentamey
Nethan I. Cheney
David Maneee
Portheart
Tenge
Society at Caracas A vivid Parisian glow in tropic setting
The narrative describes Caracas society as flamboyant and theatrical with women in dazzling paint and powder, contrasting vivid colors and makeup with the scene of dancing along the delta region. It echoes a sensational newspaper voice noting exotic fashion and spectacle.
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Caracas
Porto Mico
Mernize
Caraquvolang
Biscuit Recipe From Bran Musing Tea Table
Fragmented OCR yields a biscuit recipe praising bran and texture with measurements and steps. Ingredients include fine bran, sour milk, molasses, soda, and batter preparation. Instructions mention mixing dry and wet ingredients, beating vigorously, baking until ready to serve hot.
Fragmented Voice Notes From Nighttime Scene
The text appears as garbled dialogue with misheard phrases and unclear attributions. It references a person named Mrs Tauhaway and Mr Ta, mentions snoring, and notes a quieting or fading of sound after waking, but lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
Intellectual maturity shifts with age of graduation in colleges
A 20th century view argues youths are smarter than predecessors as graduation ages rose and then fell, noting data from 1499 to 170 years ago showing average graduation ages around 23 years and methods of measurement. The piece cites general trends and cites a trip advertisement at Salt Lake City Center Wo Crance RR.
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Jena
Dartmouth
Salt Lake Vn Center
Wo Crance RR
Literary Reporter Quote About Observers and Civilization
A quotation attributed to Matthew Arnold depicts a literary observer who, without political ambitions or organized backing, aims to honestly watch and faithfully report the state and prospects of civilization. It reflects on detached scrutiny and the moral duty of commentators.
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Pias
Matthew Arnold
Pirates Foiled By Steam Water Engine Tale
A harbor tale describes pirates preying on boats, with a sailor boasting a steam water engine as defense. The speaker notes clever thieves target anchored vessels and steal cargo, while many harbor thefts occur during rough weather months.
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Akipper
Mee
Lighthearted Wakeup On Duty Spooks New Cop
A new officer on the beat encounters a disturbed woman atop an ad barrel creating a scene. He struggles to recall a prior arrest reason as the odd incident unfolds, with bystanders reacting to the chaotic moment and the officer trying to manage the situation.
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Psi
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Adama Avenue
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Excurion
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Wash, Ave
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Richardson & Grant
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Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company
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Frean Water Engine
Boyle Hardware CO
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