Local Valley Sale and Memorial Parade Draw City Crowd
Fragmented notices report a late Saturday sale on wings and delicacies at various shops, with butcher and grocer ads, plus a Woodmen Memorial Day parade planned in Salt Lake City. It notes police and witnesses in the Cardwell case, a millinery sale, and ongoing announcements from Makneland’s and Barrey Tinos Grocery.
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Salt Lakenn
Alta
Telsil
Makneland
Shaw
Short Bailey
Salt Lake
Cardwell
Dignan's Saturday Loft Sale and Rail Fare to Salt Lake
A fragmented notice mentions Grind Bill at Dignan's on Saturday selling frames and various items. It announces a round trip to Salt Lake via the Oregon Short Line for $1.50, valid on all trains, with tickets starting May 28 through June. A separate line notes a young man named Rafferty arrested by Deputy Sheriff Relnap, plus other local notices and wedding photo ads.
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Dignan
Massa
Salt Lake
0. S. Ly
Waris
Culleelah Lomarrow
Scandliagian Socinmi Vignan
Origon
Rafferty
Elups
Bherill
Digaan
Fred
Wash
Ave
Provo Defeats Wessler's Best Team in Close Classic
In a tense amateur nines game at Provo, Provo edges Wessler's Best Team 7 to 6 after a pitching duel led by Sorenson for Provo. Errors by Hicénn and strong hitting by Boxhard and Cheeketis contributed to the scoring, with a large crowd watching as the game swung. Name lists include Ogdon Wi King and many players from Provo and surrounding areas.
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Weasley Hest Tenn
Prova
Weigame
Prove
Boshard
Checketts
Agnew
Vout Sorenson
Amule
Soranson Silong
Boxhard
Provo
Ogdon
Greenvell Botgngom
Cheeketis Djniols
Boahard
Ryre
Laamnoree
Teagan Beam
Proya Boys
Warbridge
Daring Burglary at Ogden Pacific Hotel Targets Ham Sausage
A bold late night burglary at the Pacific hotel in Ogden involved two men who pried open a back gate, stole ham and sausage, and scattered meat weighing around forty pounds as they fled toward a warehouse area. Police suspect local parties with knowledge of the premises may be involved.
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Ogden
Unu
Pavifio
Wis
Dams
Sisngox
Shen
False Strike Rumor Says Workers Return to Union Pacific
Rumors of widespread strikes among Union Pacific machinists boilermakers and blacksmiths were denied as all listed workers reportedly returned to duties. A scheduled Monday conference with company officials was noted to resolve remaining differences, with talks continuing in Ogden and Khopa.
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Ogden
Khopa
Lie
Commercial class day exercises at Opion High
A fragmentary program lists Commercial class day exercises to be held this evening at Long-Helected High? Sebial home. Names include Katherine Seeber, Yoonacho Bediriee Finlay, Ethel Revittion, Mowres, Jones, and many others. A business meeting is noted with Gilica Smithy presiding and several participants named.
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T'ecauent
Yoon!acho
Bediriee Finlay
Lyin “Simstutt
Soly
Dent
Mowres
Glare Yrmphgoy
Ms Jones
Voendtich Cinrihil Waoils
Eran Polydoramie
Ethel
Revittion
Ethel Windis
Vota Solo
Weal
Hetusp
Wecislion
Bertin Feclis
Pinna Diet
Frances
Joye
Vranas Bassett
Vlay
Gilica Smithy
Noewtile Sowing
Sean Smith
Mins Setiya Rary Georgiary
Pearl Clark
Sampann Hoyt
Margaret Loteheart
Lowell
Laura Tarson
Houlerson
Nettu Flindora
Araminty Sheep
Loic Bary
Mike Koen
Florence Korrrat
Boundary Question Meeting at Court House session continues
Reported session in the court house lists attending officials and representatives. Included are commissioners Vediontine Glrek Topoph tanker from New Silder, Caenmdkeloney WAL Trey dricke and Bury éyor, Caen countys Cyanmlesionn Ob Tewtall oid Shryayne Osth Andersas, Hophtin Whiredn, Teeny, and others.
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van Wyldfre
Wolsey
A. W. Vediontine
New Silder
Caenmdkeloney Wal Treydricke
Éyor
Caen
Shryayne Osth Andersas
Toa Margen Eorniys
Vonemissinner Hophtin
Teeny
Arete Tutenty
Wii
Mrpir
Ant Abtornay
Roman He Phitins
Vida Rainsty
Weber Remity
Stngagh
Stanford
Alma A Uhomberg
Rrenrdiy 2
We Willig
Askassor Kadina Dix Sind
Ninth anniversary celebration of Degree of Honor in Ogden
The Dugers of Honor in Ogden marked the ninth anniversary with a reception and banquet at the AO A hall. Grand Chief Innis Towminiy and Master Work ima Henry J. Rolapp led the event attended by Olen Lodge members. Judge Rolapp lauded the order and urged unity to grow the organization and aid widows and orphans. Various speakers praised the Degree of Honor and the AOA W, and the evening closed with a singing and dancing program.
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Ogden
AOA
Innis
Ima
Henry J. Rolapp
Olen Lodge
Fen of Thee
Wyoming
Idaho
Mico Aten
Uhrich
Miss Wattis Bolo
Mit Ali
Misa J.turner
W. Howall
Callie Cayo
Dudge Howell
Bonwar
Dudge Rolapp
Give
Warkmay Rolapp
Che Lacliss
Rolapp
Tyrané
Shiu
Grand Lodge of
Vor Aou
Epromizet
Trond
McNeill
Cheyenne
Grant Lodge
Misdink
Hulge Bagley
Grand Lodge Committee On Inns
Mudge
AQCW
Wrathe Young Beida
Man
Waimam
A.O
Ins
Barton
Baler City
Ove
Crand
MUA
D. of I
tLhey
Matt
Monartvs
Sher ‘Wool
Utah
Midge Howell
Kolnpp
Cava
Tal
Donstabronas
Jin Mali
Atnir
Mesdnnes Kahn
Tangsdorf
Davey Bowe
Mow
Thorburn
Drawing Prizes Tie Four Prizes With Reduced Terms
Fragmented OCR text describes a drawing prizes event with four winners and sponsors. Names appear garbled but indicate a child named in She Wires and presenters including Mike Lone Miss Wynel Am Mid Heaney at Matlinan with Madane Brown and Mises Savage. The Conchora hinting at a concealed image in a pull.
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Pie Childmn
Mike Lone
Miss Wynel
Matlinan
Madane Brown
Mises Savage
Fragmented ad note about boys suits and prices
A damaged OCR line notes boys suits and a mention of prices like 133 in a garbled fashion. The text hints at vest options and pants or coats with a Friday night deadline, but specifics are unclear.
Neckwear sale ends Friday at New Arcots Imperials
Readable items describe a sale of neckwear including plain black and colored options. The notice notes closure on Friday night at the New Arcots Imperial store, with emphasis on affordable fashion components for customers seeking neckwear.
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Tnt
Arcots
Underwear for Summer Weights and Colors
A fragmented note describes summer weight undergarments in Union colors and plain styles. Mentions Dalbriggan and a “good chimes” item, with references to two-piece garments and imitation wool materials. Strong entities include Dalbriggan and Baney colors.
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Sammmer
Ladies' Vests Ad for White Cotton Comfort
Ad copy describes soft white cotton vests suited for chilly weather with a low neck and slim fit. It highlights comfort and practicality for women's undergarments, focusing on a casual sale pitch and the item’s styling.
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Ailie
Decoration Sale Ends Friday Night At 10
The Decoration Sale will end Friday night at 10, with the store closing Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. and closing all day Saturday. A sale at the Clothing Store lowers every price until Friday night. Umbrellas priced around 75 cents, with bold offers on sturdier rods and mercerized covers.
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Delack
Taeg- Wright
Ready Made White Dresses For Children Ages 1 To 10
Advertisement notes ready to wear white dresses for children ages 1 to 10. Claims better style than home sewing and offers cheap prices. Mentions President Roosevelt seating and a fashion sale context.
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Roosevelt
Shoes for Girls and Boys Offerings and Prices
Medium eights for girls sizes 1 to 2. Lace and Pot tips adapted for sturdy wear. Boys shoes sizes 0 to 2. Kid Kongaraa quality and stout weights. Box call price $1.50 and $1.75 high quality.
School prize awards and honors reported at multiple grade levels
The article notes prizes awarded to seventh and eighth graders under Miss Snapp at Washington, to the sixth grade under Miss Carroll at Grant, and mentions special mentions for fifth grades at Madison Pingree and Lewis under their respective teachers. Prizes include color prints of Aurora and The Modern German Maidens, presented by Wright & Sons, with commendations on watercolor sketching and composition. remarks by H. S. Culmer on overall year-to-year improvement.
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Washington
Mre.Cobrll
Lewis
Miss Stanley
Madiso Ira
Miss Wilson
Abe Madonana
Mise Bay
Mound Fort
Miss Bell
Lawis
al Culmer
Salt Lake
Suhopl
Owas
Serious collision injures two riders near Olsen’s store
In Ogden Washington Street between Twenty third and Twenty fourth, Miss Okey and Br Dadman collide while dodging a tram near Olsen’s grocery. Bliss Okey is thrown to the ground and badly injured. Mr Dadman carries her into the store where Dr Powers attends. The injured girl is later taken home to recover.
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Okey
Duman
Horch
Ogden
Miss Okey
Br Dadman
Limonselona
Didman
Olsen's
Dr. Powers
Storms in Indiana Leave Property Loss and Fatalities
Storms sweeping Indiana caused widespread damage across multiple counties. In Alexandria the American State Glass Co suffered heavy losses. William Gray was killed. Walton saw Milward Stevens die and four others injured. In Mammeond a windstorm damaged homes. multiple people were injured or killed. Damage totals reach over 109 040 dollars amid ongoing casualty reports.
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Indianapolis
Alexandria
American Tiate Glass Company
William Gray
Republic Steel Company
Inne i
Walton
Mayfard Stevens
Mammeond
Polien
University of Chicago President Opposed to Students as Strike Breakers
Chicago May 8 President Harper of the University of Chicago opposes using students as strike breakers. A railroad company sought fifteen or twenty students to work as freight handlers offering 10 a month. Harper argues the university should not become compromised in labor disputes that do not concern it.
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Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
Wenty
Barpor
Umiversity
College Professor a Hired Man in a Cage
Paris sociologist M Mabilleau told a Chicago audience that American professors are often “hired men” controlled by trustees and not free to speak. He contrasted this with French universities where state influence shapes public education and warned American colleges to adapt or risk stifling ideas.
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Chicago
Bay
Col Loge
Cage
Accord Ling Lo
Leopold Mobilleau
Trench
Chiego
Ype
Board of Trustors
M. Mabilleau
Thed
Paris
France
Rockland Banquet Address Warns on Wealth and Socialism
Ex Secretary of the Navy speaking at the Rockland Commercial Club banquet argued wealth fuels freedom and household comforts, but warned socialism would erode incentive. He cited mothers and grandmothers and urged prudent wealth use to advance science, health, and progress, noting no millionaires are needed but wealth is not to be dismissed.
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Rockland
Morgan
Carnegie
Tong
Huty
Caia Piry
Escaped convicts terrorize Patagonia region
Report from San Antonio May 28 describes escaped prisoners from Patagonia terrorizing residents after seizing arms. Authorities warn that deserters are dangerous. several murders have occurred and a reward is offered for each Onaha head. The context notes a wrecking rate along Terqa Del Fuegan coast and prior killings.
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San Entnciaen
Wiggins
Forty Fourth Volunteer Infantry
Philipines
Menes
Patagonia
Hig
Argentine Republic
Staten Isk
Yaliwiah
Gorigne
Mystery to the Murder Pursues New Clues in NYC
A fragmented 1971 New York report recounts John Heffernan firing at Arialoy and a suspect motive. Sarah Campbell, linked to the case, left for New York City after a conversation with the sandman witness. The piece mentions a stance on a possible eyewitness and indicates layered testimony about bloodstains and a nineteen year old suspect.
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New York
John Heffernan
Arialoy
New
York
Sarah Campbell
New York City
Vatiance
Lin Leneay
Summer School Enrollment Notice at Madison District
A notice announces summer school enrollment for the 20th district in Madison. Applicants aged 20 and older must apply by June 1 to the 12778 Court building to attend the summer session. Strong emphasis on early application and district location.
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Mise B
Madison
Missouri River Rising Brings Flood Danger Near Kansas City
Missouri river levels surged into the twenty-foot range as authorities warned of rising flood risk. The stage backed up areas along the river, threatening businesses and prompting closures and emergency measures. Local officials urged residents to monitor alerts and prepare for possible evacuations and property damage.
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Kansas City
Alf
Hassson
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