Fancy price for a car of fruit
Report from California shows high prices for various cherry varieties and the Pioneer Fruit Company in California noting all crops strained by demand. Prices ranged from $1.75 to $2.00 per box or bushel, with bids around $860 per bushel in some markets.
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Ohn Derrigmmingay
Flour Fenlt Company
Uiahywend
Zenort
Eherries Hohl
Leon
Ani
Pioneer Frail Company
California
Fragmented OCR summary of a crime and events note
An OCR fragment describes a messy scene with unclear names and actions. It mentions a suspect, a vehicle, and a possible pursuit or confrontation, but details are garbled and hard to parse. The text references people, locations, and a chaotic sequence of events without coherent narrative.
Merchants Hale Day Meeting Sets Holiday Action
A meeting of Ogten merchants convened on a holiday afternoon to discuss whether to declare a day for holiday sales. Weih WAP led the group and committees were formed to address security, stalls, and promotions. A unanimous sentiment supported observing the holiday. committees were appointed to report at the next gathering.
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Hye
al. B. Civitin
le chaAlinjr
Pancras Gala at the Tonbach Theater Drama Night
TheTonbach theater presented Theodore Lorch in a Gall of the direns production directing the cast. Devil Fay led the ensemble with a strong performance as the pivotal figure. Audience reaction noted notable artistry from Lipdig and supporting players in a crowded, appreciative showing.
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Theodore Lorch
Direns
Loeel
Devil Fay
Peta
Ron Coens
Sivene Wien
Lipdig
Fragmented OCR: Warzon and Monte at county meet chaos
unreadable OCR fragment mentions Warzon Monte and Phe county meet with garbled phrases. references to heat events, Caneilene caret, Vie pity, and Shales heating events. unclear names and places, no definite outcomes or dates.
Pictures of Spooker Interest in Eruption and More
A fragmented OCR description mentions a vivid eruption of Mt Buna photographed from close range, with imagery of a burning scene and a tumbling miss. also notes an extraordinary war drama, a hurricane image, a trawler fishing scene, and a claim of an excellent wall in every house.
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MT. Buna
No Electric Cars Until June 1
A misreadable report notes a railroad company plans to delay electric car service until June 1. The statement cites employee training and system readiness as reasons, with crews to drill and prepare for passenger operation, aiming to ensure safe, reliable service before launch.
Switchman Run Over by Engine at Garil Yard
A switchman named George Hines was fatally injured when struck by a locomotive backing from the yard’s end. He later died during surgery at Caplin,Nev. The accident prompted an internal inquiry and local court actions including suits for damages against several defendants.
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Uous
Uytty Southern Puchi Company
Garil
Ted
Armsey
Henman
Miner
Standard
Caplin
Nev
George Hines
Soulbere Pacific
Gliumlanta
Simgeons
Small Sully
J.M. Rottsell
Thomas Muxer
Jena Jonaen
Distinguished guest of club remarks on Union Pacific affairs
General Superintendent Charing Wier of the Union Meiffe faction attended last night’s meeting and will speak in Ogden and again tomorrow morning. He was accompanied by several superintendents and officials from the Pacific rail system, and a formal reception and dinner followed at the hotel.
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Prqeidnat
Babike & Ogden Railroand
Fe Ogden Yestoray
Allendione la Mustnona Dumiana
Din Nonyaing
Donne
Paxannger
Shichts
Witter Seas
Cartin
Charing Wier
Tity Union Meiffe
Silt
Ogden
Jinton
Karty
Gran
C.J. Lingan
Walen Pa Vile
Brightwell
Chaushiys
Synghvey
Kinerrow
Dtiker
Bernard Mustra
Spencer Avon
Ety
Mucha
Thie Potlen
Ike
Thomas
Sugan Restay In Settled Bite A Soon
An OCR fragment notes a local event or meeting involving Sevier county officials and a superintendent, with references to Wab-taha Busy Coligny and a Hapday day, suggesting a transportation or public works matter. The text is garbled but preserves named entities and a formal tone.
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Qin Faesiey
Japanese En Decision NFAVGR Hane Hath
A fragmented text item references a decision involving Japanese entities and individuals identified as Hane and Hath. The readable portion is sparse and lacks clear action or outcome details, but indicates a formal decision or ruling connected to Japanese elements and named persons.
Excursion to Saltaire Exchange Details
Fragmentary OCR record notes an excursion to Saltaire with times and route hints. Mentions Oregon and Lake locations, a train, and a market or office at 4324 Washington. Ambiguous names and garbled text obscure exact dates or organizers.
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Oregon
Ogden
Patti Ing Jenven Balt
Lake
Sexurdeltels
Phy Hirket
Washington Krbilod
Rush
Opal
A Shewe
Ur & Tal
Lesson in Sobriety and a Larceny Trial Tale
Testimony from Judge Murphy describes Garry Curry denying intent while admitting drinking. He faced larceny charges for stealing a freight box containing a clock from Southern Pacific depot on May 7. Jury found him guilty. fined $15 or fifteen days in jail. judge urged sobriety to deter crime.
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Fa Lomenas
Boter Gary Batore
Murphy
Garry Olleged
Dourt
Custody Fight in Fairmount Over Marital Dispute
In Fairmount North Dakota April 187 and 1930 a divorce case arises as Mrs Gordon seeks a-custody order for two children and an equal division of property alleging willful misconduct and financial misdeeds by the husband. The proceedings focus on securing a court decree and restraining orders to protect the parties and assets.
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Gordon
Fairmount
North
Dakota
Athol
Welcome for Chief Forester in city visit
The Weber club prepares to welcome Chief Forester Harry Groves during a May visit to the city. A program is planned with Mr Graves addressing the audience in the Tabernacle and a reception to follow. Groves, now in Portland, Oregon, is linked with Movesing Minchul, predecessor Mr Graven.
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Weber Club
Haa
Forester Hanyy Groves
Tibmet
Tha
Te Cai
Tha Etty
Sheep Show Elevates Ogden International Fair Roles
The Fall Journal notes the Inter Mountain Fourstate Lyle association elected new officers for 1910 led by Dr. H. M. Rowe and M. S. Browning, with Ogden hosting the September 23–29 fair featuring an international sheep show. Odds favor breeders bringing top stock, plus a trotting meet and poultry features drawing global interest.
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Oderlare
Peevie
Lyle Association
Ogden
Utah
H. M. Rowe
Browning
Iohn Playray
A.B. “Bigelow
Treabillar
Une Fowps
Orden City
Weald
International
Misalsefonis
Poulry
Jok M. Howes
Wenrstate Tairs
Fries
Wilson
Belng
Amini Diety
Early Saturday Closing Notice From Galway Market
Notice urges customers to shop early on Saturdays to avoid delays. Mentions cooperation of vendors and public, with dates and local market references. Names of market areas and street vendors appear, urging early purchases for smoother operations.
Estate probate dispute over 1906 will
Heirs petitioned for an order challenging the purported last will and testament of William H. Stevens, alleging improper execution. The case seeks appointment of a administrator for the estate amid questions of probate validity.
Junior Class 10 Vaudeville Show Returns to Campus
A fragmentary notice describes the junior class vaudeville at the high school. It mentions rehearsal plans, cast members, and the event as the final curtain on the term with the audience to be given a program of acts and scenes.
Mineral Flat Now Has Hore Ground Mineral Flat Now
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mineral Flat mining activity with references to The conte clevt and various named places and organizations. The text mentions American Fork and Ms Hamilton among other fragments, implying a local mining or ground preparation context with uncertain details.
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Hane Uni
Mauinillyn Fia
Tauly Sengler Uining Dalma
American Fork
Miboliys
Hamilton
Wind Iionic
War and peace debate at Madison City Commission meeting
The document reports a heated discussion on the propriety of war terms and whether conflict is necessary. It covers positions of President Madison and other figures, referencing constitutional constraints, international law, and public opinion. The text reflects a debate on war legitimacy and political stance with various opinions and historical framing.
Fragmentary Note on Armament and Peace Efforts Across Centuries
Incomplete passage discusses Britain United States and Canada limiting armaments and imitating naval policy over the last hundred years. Mentions disarming and phased enforcement, with vague reference to a grant of lakes and peacetime aims. The fragment cites a broad aim toward peaceful restraint and potential military restraint, but specifics are unclear.
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Canada
Three Thousand Engineers Meet in Detroit Convention
A chaotic fragment describes a 3000 engineers convention in Detroit with mentions of prominent figures Warren, Slane, and Cleveland ties. The text references a grand officers meeting and alleged ceremonial activities, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Detroit
BON Tel Neat
Warren &. Slane
Cleveland
Ohio
Grand Offigars
Talked Sulphogs and Wad Lady Confusion City Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs. Mary Hy and a hospital context with a family in distress. Names and places are unclear, but it hints at a local incident or notice involving a woman and hospital care amid commotion. The readable items are garbled, limiting precise reconstruction of events or authorities.
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