Sunday special chicken dinner and funeral notices
A fragmented clipping notes a Sunday chicken dinner in a cafeteria praised for pastries, references to Dr Cook’s specials, and multiple funeral notices for Samuel M. Cave. Interments are planned at Mountain View cemetery with services in the Masonia Lodge room. Also mentions engine wreck near Loray with casualties and a local telephone ad offering clothing deals and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Lis
Cook
Samuel H
Samuel M. Cave
Will Orheld
Masonia Indge
Eelook
Tohey Tyneva
Mountain View
Local Notices and Sale Announcements Mixed in Garbage OCR
Fragmented page lists a broad sale at Richardson and Granby with dates and prices. charity events, travel notes, and legal notices mingle with car ads, real estate, and public works. Several names and places appear, including Ogden, San Francisco, and the Southern Pacific, with scattered dates and affiliations.
DISTINGUISHED CHINESE PARTY AT DEPOT
A noted Chinese delegation led by Faron Tang of Chi arrives at a depot, with Armin Dectione and prefects present. The group includes a private secretary and a vice consul, amid discussions on commercial ties with China and railroad dealings. The party plans to travel to Washington and then New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faron Tang
Chi
Hs Long Toho
Kha
al Atin
Ton
Union
Dopathic
Armin Oc
Haron Hay
Secratay
Ylerconsul
Sav Fraheises Speate Tt Fuently
Thana Accomnany
IE Linas Are His Private Secretary, Kuél, and Vier Cnn Nut, Keg Oeayung
Fneake Gnod Raslish
Oeay
Batan
Thia
Amorfes
Holential Kingdom
Washington
BD. C
New York
Bids Open For Major Canal Concrete Job
Engineer Bostaph expects bids on the Davis and Weber Counties Canal project next Monday for grading and concrete base and sides on about one mile of the canal from the Weber river to Sand Ridge. Over twenty men work in poor weather as bids for the entire line had been expected but not yet awarded. The company seeks new bids after unsatisfactory early offers and aims to finish concrete by next spring to increase water supply for the next section and power plant needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestaph
Davis and
Weber Counties
Weebo
Bostaph
Worl Ud
Gaul
Dida
Gewer
Madoy
Winlar
Forestry Department Moves to New Building Soon
Local forest service plans to move into the new First National Bank building by early December. Crews report the structure nearly finished with doors, windows, and stairways to be completed, heating installed, and interior painting underway. Occupancy readiness targeted for the end of the month with offices to be established by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phrelius
Conshantara
Usu
Forestry Department
Delluite
Nalonal Bale
Sal
Vorester Lea
Masonic Notice For Brother Daniel H Caye Viewing
Remains of my deceased Brother Daniel H Caye may be viewed at Winney's Chapel Sunday the seventh instant from eleven to two. See notice of burial elsewhere in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saniel H. Caye
Winhey's Chapel
Unclear Health Tip From Local Drug Co Report
Fragmentary notes suggest Culley Drug Co of this area reports a patient cure claim via a wintergreen oil remedy. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details about the cure, dosage, or authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Culley Drug Co
Wittergreen Mauld Canijaund
D. DD
Delinquency Causes Among Children Highlighted At City Meeting
An eye catching session in the city council chamber explored delinquency causes among children. Dr Golan spoke on family and school roles, urging cooperative effort between parents and teachers to curb early delinquent behavior and support healthier youth development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privaipals
Golan
Siapuritterutehl
Skate Industrial
Tom Polther
Vamedy
Fort Wort
Starvation and strike actions dominate Spokane unrest
Enoki Washington reports mass hunger among striking workers, with about 80 men jailed for street speeches. They refuse food in protest, accepting only bread and water, while police threaten further “square” meals if laborers stay jailed. One man weakens as authorities mobilize, and a patrol bulletin notes 200 men fleeing toward Bookane amid crackdown.
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Enoki
Wash
Vily
Aiken
Thanle
York
Dale
Synlvan
Wwantin
Wil Dulletin
W. W
Bookane
Ted
Mailroad Not Compelled To Keep Car Couplers In Repair
Toreha Kir reports a legal dispute over whether the railroad company must maintain car couplers. The lower court ruled for the mailroad on grounds the equipment was not compelled to be kept in proper condition. The higher court reversed or reviewed the case, highlighting government involvement and a complex attorney general action surrounding the faulty couplers and broader implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreha
Genera
Walt
Ae Wionaire Couylers
Navy to test largest gun with new battleship arrival
The navy plans a test of its biggest gun as the new battleship, completed by Midvale Steel, arrives in Washington. Preparations and docks are set as officials inspect the vessel and gear, with readiness focused on the firing trials and the ship’s future role in naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington
Midvale Steel Company
Philadelphia
Wanstan
Battle on Top a Roof and Hospital Ward Scene
A fragmented wartime hospital scene recounts a rooftop battle and the struggle of patients and staff. Doctors and nurses try to stabilize a patient as ambulances arrive and a tense crowd watches, with mention of a nurse named Mrs Wheeler and a wounded war veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Wheeler
Jnnemniam
Hull
Liveryman Seeks $250 Damages Over Duck Incident
In district court Richard Meade sues Walter Williams, a city stableman, claiming assault with a stick left him battered and seeking $250 for a duck hunting trip that damaged a horse valued at $250. Williams denies the assault and says Meade fled with the horse, later returning it in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bua Len
Ruy Nichildron
Walter Williaws
Ths
Richardeou
Williama
Williame Hentes
Nfl
Mehardeen
Ormathe Plaintif
Tater
North Ogden
Uuerneas- Willans
Richard
Itn
Death of Idaho Division Superintendent shocks rail world
Osborn Olmatead, longtime superintendent of the Idaho division of the Oregon Short Line, died at 2:35 this morning in Ogden after an eight month illness. He had long served in Haéastallo and Poenteile as a respected railroad official. Funeral plans indicate burial in Poenteile, with Cambridge and Harvard mentioned in passing as context.
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Manson
Salt Lake
Southorn
Oregon
Dale
Seraving Mar
Rohnffuer
Mure
Iren Wright
Ogden
Lao
Sigwuner
GH. Ulmstentiy
Ie Monta
Grogun
Pocatello
Olmatead
Uge
Haéatallo
Maaiana
Idaho
Rhert Ling
Bain’ Poenteile
Taho
Dereas
Arraignments in Polige Court Forsaken Theft and Forgery
In a Multipal court session Mathew Durnekt and Earl Spencer of Eden faced grand larceny charges with October 30 theft allegations involving a horse and cash. Markham, a youthful offender, waived preliminary hearing on robbery tied to Japanese items and confiscated court records. Captain O C Brown and 10 M Seyholt stood charged with forgery. Seyholt left Okawa for trial as Frank Alvord forged a check for 450 dollars drawn July 21 18__. The bail was set and hearings scheduled. defendants released on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Durnekt
Earl Spencer
Eden
Abe
Markham
Markham le Ay
Seyholt
Okawa
Kanwar
O. C. Brown
Muralin
Frank Alvord
Eberk
Reybold Bloomanist
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Lanka
Vlutya
Taei Alucher
Myeltaume
Fred M.nye
Ave
Loray
Loy
Grinth
James
Bell
Fe Ladton Snenna Antena
Axl Ole
Aminehong Gliehant
Rom
Ata
Wily Rake
oKleeven
MM. Wyres CO
Washington Ava
Junt
Pyenine and
Nmstilied Hin
Auiten
Woreita Amento
Richardson & Gran’y
Kuburday
Glen Vance
Wanda
Lamp—Farm
Condon
Brainess
Automobie
Dudlag
Haye i
Kato
Ebnaper
Springa
Dow
Wm. Cook
J. H. Breoban
Paols
San Francia
Willa Cook
Ehinf Totfa
AL Ogden
Ulueua Cnal Co
West
Storagh
Joby Seaworoth
Bono
Sompony
Franshi Lake
P. G. Kitts
M. L. Jones Con Co
Lewis
G. Bentz Asetatiat
Forest Service
Lengdon
Charles Caterilia
Stilwell
Qrin J. Buchanan
Charles Onteterta
Hinband
Dascott Deyadals
Amnion
Ellen Dryadale
David Jensin
Consummers' Coal Co
Moth Phanco
Aira
Third Street
Onat
Wyoming
Uthh Knitting Co
Wall Avenue
Twenty Fifth Sheat
Lincoln
Veron
Aloran Company
Mfar
Chicago
Agnihal
Oui Pruss
Globe Theatre
Bustaph
Goncrete
Local Forest Service
Ping
Tventyfouruty
Masonic Notioe
Ezema
Spokane
Idaho Division
Cambridge
Harvard
Cornell
Wyn
AL Lee
Buuxou Treekman
Ghanles Monthell
Phat
George WeiLtey
Hatchen
Loisset
Chopleuss
Eva
WELLS
Orpheum Motion Pictures
Novoltiss
Orpheum Orchestra
Breuning
Polige Court
Becker’s Beer
Pecker
Becker
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cosette
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