Local News Jumble From World Agencies
Fragmented OCR text from multiple agencies lists city and country names with misspellings and unclear context. The readable bits mention Belgium France Italy and U.S. cities like San Francisco and San Diego with various agency attributions, lacking a clear event or report.
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Ean
Sea Angelea
Ufonecule News
Bresd
Batt Lake
Étore
Belgium
Ch! Utes Aay
Otekioe Ca
Ban
Franciaco
Calcal
Uoldeo Gate Ness Co
Ucitel News Co
Frace
Sea Child
Nena
San Diego
N. Wheatley
San Francisco
Cal
Ogden Wrestling Show Sparks Sensation Claims
Reports claim a wrestling match in Ogden last Tuesday created a sensation though critics doubt the bout was fair. The Standard questions the event’s legitimacy until formal proof of its genuine nature is provided.
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Eno
Ogden
Ula
Ogden cereal plant expansion marks birthday tribute
On his 75th birthday feed J Kieset, a founder in Ogden’s upbuilding efforts, celebrated by visiting the Utah Chreal Food plant. The venture, backed by Standard investors, aims to start production within a month at a new packing facility. When operating at capacity, 300 to 600 skilled workers will be employed, boosting Ogden as a manufacturing hub and prompting plans for new buildings. The city anticipates 1000 to 3000 jobs in this single industry as growth continues.
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J. Kieset
la Fur
Kin San
Bacramento
Standard
Utah Chreal Food Company
Tapac Fly
Ogden
Am Manufacturing
Ogden Packing and Provision Company
Mocana City
When the Boy Plays and the Church Plan Meets Need
A Presbyterian church in Ogden will outline youth work focusing on outdoor sports, hikes, and camping under trained leaders. The plan argues for supervised activities to channel energy into healthy play and community welfare rather than destructive behavior.
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Presbyterian Church
Ofden
Ogden
Making the Foreigner an American in a Rapid Assimilation Process
A fragmented discussion argues that the path to Americanization is accelerating so quickly that many distant immigrants, after a year, fail to embrace the American spirit. The piece reflects concern over assimilation pace and the risks to cultural identity.
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Hegliah
New York Moves to Educate Immigrant Workers in Public Schools
The New York State Board of Education plans a survey of foreign language instruction and an offensive to educate foreign born whites in English. A training institute for teachers of foreigners opened at Albany in 1915 and will continue as part of state college education. Similar institutes are planned for Syracuse and New York City with classes at Buffalo and Rochester. Cooperation with federal agencies and private groups is established to aid adult immigrant instruction and Americanization efforts.
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Gopatetian
New York
Wurrey
Faralgnere
Atate
Federal
Agerdea
Albeny
Syracuse
New York City
Buffalo
Rochester
Allen Fe
Department of the Interior
Mie Hureaus
Department of Labor
Corumilira
New
Preparedness Camps Require Individual Patriotism Across Nation
An editorial from a New England paper lauds the New York preparedness parade and argues for summer military training camps for young men. Government funds tents and instructors, but attendees must pay transport and subsistence, creating a barrier for some. Congress may cover attendance costs, yet much depends on private patriotism and voluntary effort nationwide.
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Tus Pa
Bat Polaril
Chautauqua to Be on 2aho Street
The Chautauqua directors announced the assembly will open Sunday in June with sessions at the grounds accessible from Adams Avenue and Twenty third Street. An entrance from Nineteenth Fourth Street is planned to place the event near Ogden center with space for a large pavilion and activities.
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Txenterbind Street
Iwrm
Washington
Adams Arenites
Maten Chantanqua
Bunday
Juna Dt
Mul
Assembly
Adams Avenue
Trenty Third Streets
Arcanke Mneita
Ogten
Diiortura
Fragments Hint at Stranded Plank and Dark Mystery
Disjointed OCR lines hint at a scene with a toppled plank and a steel bar. A person ponders why the plank remains, while a pale beam and bright Night hints at a hidden peril in a coastal or harbor setting.
County Club to Rebuild the Clubhouse at Ogden
Ogden’s elite and members of the County Club gathered at Weber club for a dinner that launched a drive to replace the demolished clubhouse with a new 325,000 structure. Subscriptions quickly rose led by J W Earles and Joseph Scawcroft as officers pledged support and members offered cash, lumber, architect services, frames, and labor. A large list of donors followed, pushing the total toward the planned reconstruction before the formal opening and dance at Herthana hall.
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Gxdrn
Aleet
Ogden Country Club
Yeutertay
Thin Wetson
Weber Club
Seaion
Toogrens
Pecaent
J. W. Earles
Joseph Scawcroft
Bruar
Eccles
J. Te Fecha
Joseph Benncraft
C. Keetes
Ariestol
H. C
Jaslle
Herthana Hall
Flowers for Sale Ad From J N Fart Maciic Advert
An old ad lists pansies, asters, and daisies for sale by J N Fart at a local market. It mentions various flower varieties and anticipates customer interest in spring plantings.
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J. N
Club banquet supports rebuilding effort with pledges
A country club banquet announced that Ita col. tining to aid reconstruction of a destroyed building, with many members pledging subscriptions and furnishing for the home. Out-of-town members joined in including Commissioner and Mrs W I Shearman and Mr A B Apperson of Balt Lake.
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Country Club
Ita Col. Tining
Chapin A. Day
Apirit Ph
Out of Towa Club
Ty Commleaoner
W. I. Bhearman
A. B. Appersan
Balt Lake
Ogden Manufacturers to Entertain Northern Utah Merchants
Merchants of elites and towns along the Gate Logan and Idaho rail lines will be guests at an Ogden event on Wednesday June 30. The Utah Manufacturers and Jobbers Association will organize a factory tour and banquet to showcase local goods and processes. Committees led by George W Goddard and mayor A I Heywood coordinate finance publicity transportation and programs for the day.
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Reta
Gaten
Logan & Idaho
Wedenday
Ogden
Eicurson
George W. Gottard
Utah Manufacturers’ Association
Utah
L. Ts Herrington
LeRoy Eccles
Joseph Seowervit
Taniee Wotherspoon
O. J. Bulttwell
Nauquet
George W. Goddard
Jenson
Henry Hirrens
Ford W. Medfield
Alva Boorillo
Conmdohn
James I. Carey
W. E. Zuppaon
T. W. Eardler
Ollson
Joseph Wright
George Bilver
Alois Kon
Gage Rodman
James Teed
EA. Otron
A. I. Heywood
W. I. Wattle
Chris Fly- Fare
Miles I. Jones
J. L. Reynolds
George B. Meallister
Tred
G.taylor
Henry Ames
J. 8. Campbell
Weber Scowcroft
Charles 9. Murphy
W. D. Kline
Joseph Sconcroft
Ralph £. Bristol
W. J. Parker
Charles Empey
William van Alet
Lucian Ray
John Leonard
George 8. McAlister
TM. W. Eardley
Stats
Urlet
Ogden City Dog Muzzling Order Issued
The Board of Health issues a muzzling requirement for dogs in Ogden City to prevent rabies spread. Owners must confine or muzzle dogs with a substantial muzzle approved by the Board, from June 1, 1916 to September 1, 1916, or face penalties if dogs run loose after June 1, 1918.
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Board of Teals
Rabba
Mmita
Oaden City
Ogden
Board of Health
Ogden City
Battleship Nebraska to Vera Cruz maneuvers
The battleship Nebraska, in reserve at Tenes yard, was sent to Vera Cruz to reclaim the Kentucky. The Kentucky had been assigned to militia duty in New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City for summer maneuvers. The transfer follows policies to keep battleships in operation and efficient.
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Washington
Fight for Damaged Goods Drama Fires Broadway Fight
The drama Damaged Goods faced a hard battle to reach film. Eugene Wilner and Bennett fought through refusals from two theaters and a hotel before a venue was secured and public interest surged, yielding profits of about $400,000 from the stage to film adaptation.
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Jackard Fenner
Uday
Bennett
Eugene Wiieux
owas @ fong
Oharacles
Aipease
Baat Reed Portage
Jane Grey in Triumph featured at Oracle Theater
The Oracle Theater presents Jane Grey in the film Man and His Age with a strong supporting cast including Henri Bergman Edwin MacKay Hobart Lee and Mayme Kelso. Burton King directs a suspenseful drama about a woman guiding a man away from evil in a story of character studies and emotional display.
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Oracle Theater
Jane Grey
Triumph
Equitable
Aage
Motion Picture
Patrocn
Famous Players
Triangia Companies
Greey
Trumph Film Corporation
Henri Bergman
Edwin MacKay
Hobart Lee Him
Willand Deschielle
Mayme Kelso
Burton King
Amusements listings at Orpheum and Rex theaters
Vaudeville shows at Orpheum Pantaces and Alhambra Gesax¢ with multiple acts The Watta His Wifws Mistakes and Water of the Temp ter portions noted along with other acts at Rex Tearl White In The Ins a Claw The Brevery of Orefval and Queen City Rebekah lodges fraternal meetings Otner notices for Ogden Tabrenacte Seventh Day Adventist and church gatherings
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Orpheum
Alhambra
Hayakawa
Opden
Jane Grey
Utah
Mary Siew Meter
Timnsen
Orefval
Rex
Local church notices mark Peace Sunday services and choirs
A fragment of a church column lists services and events for several congregations. Holand Church on Wall Street holds 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. services with Sunday school at 11:48. Embry Chapel A M E conducts 11 a.m. worship and 12:40 Sunday school, with afternoon events. Paul Evangelical and Congregational churches show morning German and English services, plus choir offerings and solos for Peace Sunday.
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Christian Reformed
Cormep
Uret Street
Wietington Avenue
William Westenburg
Holand
Buta
Embry Chapel
Pingree
Rabbath School
Evennne Wetders
Rogram
Moore
Local church notices and services in uptown Minneapolis
A busy Memorial Sunday program lists sermons and events across First Baptist, Immanuel Baptist, Church of the Good Shepherd and other houses of worship. Included are Bible school at 10 am, sermons at 11 am and 7 pm, Junior YU and BYU meetings, evening choir notes, midweek prayers, and confirmations of attendance at the northern Baptist convention.
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First Baptist
Oarh
Grant Avenue
Ceome F. Lowe
Panetor
Paths
DB. P. U
Church of Christ Scientiat
Atreet
Monnut
Mil eys Infant Son Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Joseph Miley infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miley was held yesterday afternoon at 210 Thirty first Street. Bishop N A led the service with special music by Mildred T Susset Tosh Tanner and Bealls Newton. Interment followed at the city cemetery with speakers Wehop Tanner and POR Watkins. SAEEN- Funeral services for Mar Na FE Greet will be held at noon.
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Hiley
Joseph Miley
Joseph Miler
Bishop N. A
Mildred T. Susset Tosh Tanner
Bealls Newton
Wehop Tanner
Por. Watkins
Tty
SAEEN
Mar Na FE
Funeral notices and legal summons crowd Utah classified page
Notices announce tomorrow funeral services in Kanesville and Ogden City Cemetery with viewings today and tomorrow. A district court summons to Madeline Ward versus W I Wart seeks dissolution of marriage, with first and final publishing dates in May and June 1916.
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Weber County
State of Utah
Madeline Ward
Olly
Twenty-fourth Street
Oxden
Utah
Commercial Net
Net
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Hewlett’s
Luneta. Tea
County Club
C. Beden
Goudine
Arlatal and
WL Co
Madgsee
Abbottick
Frei. Taylor
Wigan Yan Ven
Oden Esamlutz
Naval
Eeelen
ESS
Joseph Browerolt
Mbere Beaverett Roo
J. W. Abbott
Th Glivan Alt. Taelow
J. Black Bulle
VK Kirkendi
HK Porter
Apperson Willany Modiger
Heynolds
Howe John N
Neltman
John Wenning Walker
Arthur Tenn
Wriptt KO
Mark Murphy Oera
Broth Jr
Bosl Tawell Whinehart Ohteon W. OP
Brown
Jor
Aisa Marian Hirwwning
Helen Barking
Ueatelee
Mies
Williara Masher
JLB
Nike
Gilson
X Neatergeer
Walker Cheeswan
Dod
Kline
DE Shearman
Wales
Isha Starza
Joseph Arance
Albert Grossi
Migeiore
Hiransy
le Roy
Mark Bren Fuerue
Raymond Treaeter
Waght Laren
Davit Romney
Matriper
Verna Taver
Lilefield
Hirsing
Seeaeeay
Pumke S
Totssya
Ss Frome
The
Vera Cruzs
Richard Bennet
Oracle
Concen—Ogden Tabrenacte
Queen City
Rebekah Loles
Bt. Paul's Evangelical
Ivtforsan Avenue
Twentythird Street
Leeemann
Sundarachan
Serviera
Engilen
Adama
Burclay
Annie Williamson
Melon Sturter
Plonitta
Balin A. Walla
Boy
Tvaning
Nationa
Buntley
Woman's Relief Corps
Lincoln Crelepher
Immanuel
Masten
Twenty-sixth Street
Cody
T. F. Preshaw
Mr. Just
P. Ma
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Williamt W. Fleetwood
A. m
Sorning
Trayer
Gardon
First Presbyterian
Hourington
D. C
First Methodsat Episcopal
O. F
Roswell
Mable Lamb
Fromer A. Selp
Mise Vera Frey
Mice Rosmond Laird
Fisv
Hungy
Denver
Aise
Rosamond Lam
Epworth League
Apm
Edwart Laird Mills
B.D
Kanesvia
Merlce
Kanesslile
Farley
3Tm
Mary
Parley
Sixth Ward
Ashop O
Sanderson
Tceasions
City Floral Co
Hreet
mAdvertienmes
Tabernacle Tonight
Fred C. Graham
Ebba Johanson Roos
Voliniet
Frederick Gustav Soderlund
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Culley
Nrug
Vesigs
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