Copper Values Boost Nevada Consolidated Company Shares
The Nevada Consolidated Company, formed by reorganization of the New York and Nevada and the White Pine coalitions, plans to complete its Bly Uy road project by March. The 6,000-ton plant under Nevada Consolidated has begun, with authorized capital of 1,400,000 shares and large distributions to original owners. The surge in share value to 26,000,001 reflects notable market gains, while Cumberland-Fly property developments and depth mining plans extend ore deposits and expand ownership.
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Revala
la Ex Vetted
Nevada Copsableted Company
Horeau
New York
Nevada
White Pine Coonjunitee
Ely Camp
Ara
Cn Nevada
Origieny
Grullord
Mas Teen
cafeGraw Cliney
Gwenhelms
York
Fragmentary ad copy about fruit and beverages inprint
The text reads as a faulty ad style claim about 제품 quality and pricing. It mentions orange, Wear, and various unclear items. It appears to boast low prices and a few product names like Meh Sprig Lani and Utah Refugerated Teet-these invites are not clearly meaningful.
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Nur
Utah
Demand for Money at Banks Small Yesterday
La Frantera May 24 reports demand for money at savings banks yesterday was smaller than 10H Wolwy after a long closing. Depositors sought coin as banks reopened. theft rumors circulated, with a general average around 0.90.
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la Franetara
Tly Secomt
Local notices and dances advertised in regional page
The page advertises social events and community updates including dances at GPL Hall on May 26, notices from Lewis, president of the Oxden Cle Improvement League, and announcements of upcoming meetings, travel sales, and local job requests. It also mentions a Salt Lake excursion and a wartime work site in Weber canyon with recruiting and business notices from merchants and craftsmen.
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Lewis
Oxden
Bis Cement
Weber Canyon
Ogden Retailers Urged to Support Big Parade Fund Drive
Ogden civic leaders plan a United Commercial Travelers convention parade next month and seek funds from local retailers. A finance committee found wholesale support insufficient, so committees will solicit from hotels, jewelers, grocers, dry goods, and butchers to fund a grand parade and city celebration.
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Citizens’ Central Contuition
Hon Wyeoing
Ogden
Inna
Wye
Tate
Amandalal
Ogden City
United Commercial Travelery
Ani Industries Fem
Wis
Cominliee
Physical Culture Lecture Promises Health Boosts in City
Edward Warnico, a robust Los Angeles man over 53, lectures on physical culture and its health benefits. He cites a long Southern California trek and a program to improve comfort and happiness, while noting his published works on health and expression.
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Leiuytig
Edward Warnico
Los Angeles
Angeles
Yarnantas Leon
Orden
Tima
Warman
Dare
Pike
Hsien
Agreeing Judge Landis Actions For Suspending Sand to Indonesia
A fragment documents a May Chicago agreement referencing Judge Landis and actions related to suspending sand shipments to Indonesia. The readable text is limited and lacks clear outcome details.
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Chicago
Firms Rebuild After Fire Blazes Through City Block
Geo A Lowe and Burton apron factory resume orders at 42 Twenty third Street after a fire destroyed their premises. Insurance records show heavy coverage. Other tenants move into borrowed spaces, with Singer Sewing Machine at 2248 Washington and multiple shops reopening on Twenty third and Washington avenues. New headquarters and rebuilding plans underway to minimize business disruption.
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Geo. A. Towa Thurdiare Company
Frm
Aulnet
Tounerd
Twentythird Street
Abbott
Geo. A. Lowe Company
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Washington
Lane Star Barber Shop
First National Bank
Button Implement Company
Twenty-fourth Street
Ashi Feed
Burtup Cresery
Surprise party for Gen al G W Alc Cune by Second Ward teachers
Second Ward Sunday school teachers held a surprise testimonial for former superintendent George W. Alc Cune at the Second Ward amusement hall. The event included a chusteal progenen, dancing, and refreshments as colleagues expressed good will. Mr McGann recently joined the Stake board, and coworkers regretted the parting, extending outward signs of esteem.
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Suwlay School
George W
Alc Cune
Fla
Seawcroft & Bons Co
McGann
Fragmentary ad inked with garbled promo lines
The readable passage repeats time related phrases and mentions promises of quality fixes and guaranteed service while inviting engagement. It lacks clear names, dates, or events, leaving only a jumble of marketing style statements and ellipses.
Men Charged With Azollery in Court Defense Claim
In Judge Murphy's court Harry Crawford, on the witness stand defending himself, declares he will tell the truth. He describes travels from California to Elko, joining Julia Craig, a traveling partnership, and encounters with a gang in need of bread. They arm themselves, are arrested near Ogden after peddling knives, and later confess to other accomplices. The county attorney questions veracity. J.J. Brooks testifies about a robbery. Judge postpones verdict. Crawford faces acquittal as no strong evidence of guilt exists.
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Harry Crawford
Jurge Murphy
Bécralt
Crawlorf
California
San Foxhilsco
Julia Crag
Ogden
Crawford
Elko
Ava
Mantells
Oraig
Union Pacific
Hiverdale
Wilson
Clark
Craig
Coonford
Crasy
Vierainty
J.J. Brooks
Eperafc
Jaydr
Crale and
Crusford
Brooke
Hatanishi
Brooks
Murphy
Aolin
Jonn
Gratsami Crawford
Maing
Tla
Unnerley
Althowgh
Conference Sunday at Weber Stake Tabernacle Meeting
The annual conference of the Young Men's and Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Associations meets Sunday, May 27, with separate sessions for young men at the Tabernacle and young ladies at the Weber Stake Academy. Speakers include Reel Greenwell on youth responsibility and Miss Madan Johnson on Moslems. Former general secretary Thomas Aull will address the evening meeting. Attendees include representatives from each board and visiting officials.
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Young Men's
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Assecistiong
Weber Siake Ell da Beldi
Ogden Tabernacle
Maeh
The
Tabernacle
Weber Stake Academy
Allorigon
Reel Greenwell
Fourth Star
Sill
Madan Johnson
Mosle
Emer Thomas Aull
Young Ladies Board
Vistors
Tabernacle Choir
Foilautyag
Foilautyag Will Furnish the Wmgical
Mindere
Mine de
Miners Demonstrated at Arelenville Mine Action
In Arelenville Oklahoma Mas 2 19th the state coal company mine faced disruption as 14 workers protested with armed guards present. Strikers were escorted from the area while reports of attacks and rioting circulated by deputies.
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Arelenville
Ole
Walter
Fin United Sinie
Noted Scene of Lawful Quiet and Minor Incident in Fort Worth
A brief report describes a calm nighttime scene where a deputy assisted in a routine matter. It notes orderly conduct and no arming, with wording suggesting no disturbance. The passage references Dr. W. E. Cauldwell of Fort Worth and a related case touching charges of heresy against a Southern Presbyterian assembly.
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Thesnville
W. E. Cauldwell
Fort Worth
Tex
Inday
Tia General Assembly
The
Southere
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