Broad mix of coal ads and police report from Ogden era
An assortment of old advertisements shows coal sellers, furnaces and real estate pitches, alongside a police report about a youth named Har 254 Grant alleging assault by a Col}man 804. The piece mentions Ogden, Bat Lake, and local business names, with references to gun works and a criminal incident observed by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Grant
Sparks
Nev
Hume
Pelle
Otter
Unclear OCR report on youths detained by police
Fragmentary text mentions three boys taken to a police station and several misread names and places. The damaged passage references individuals Jee Thompson Hallivan Patrick Warry and locations resembling Ban Fyandece Noite Mentapa. Content is incoherent and cannot be reliably interpreted.
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Rio Grandere
Tearing Down of Jordan River Bridge Near Salt Lake
Historical interest attaches to the Jordan River bridge once used by emigrants and the Pony Express. The wooden structure, bolted and fastened, served traffic for years before demolition. An excursion to Salt Lake via RGW tickets advertised for November races, priced at $1.30 round trip.
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Jordan River Bridge
Jordan River
Salt Lake
Uus
Jordan
Pony Express
Levern St. Dca
California
Mormon Sinneera
RG. W. Det Thal
Germany Welcomes Taft Victory In New Era
Berlin reports that Germany warmly welcomes the election of William H Taft as U S president. Observers cite long interest in his career and expect continued cooperation in American policy. German leaders express confidence that Taft will guide relations toward renewed commercial ties and prosperity.
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Berlin
Taf
Lela
William H. ‘Taft
Germany
Toosevell
Efreles
Republic
Taft
Action Germady
United State
United States
Robbery at Oaks leads to town brawl and arrest
Johnson and Al Hay, strangers, invited a youth to a pretend job nearby and used a likened trick to steal a nickel and other small change. Deputies captured two youths at the canyon, while the storeowner’s necklace machine and cash were the alleged targets. Authorities proceed with formal action as the suspects await decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
al Hay
Parocers
Orden Canson
Oakes
Watcom
Atrancera
Cheralbery
Ehern
Meen
Che Potter
Broam Hotel
Liter Johnson
Har
Gherlir
Wiles
Cath
Atore
Experimental Pennsylvania Coal Beats German Fuel Claims
Reports from Prosela show western Pennsylvania coal outperforming German cooking coals in efficiency and washing needs. Experts note potential wheat savings and byproduct advantages, with possible shift toward local production near furnaces if results hold. Panamanian breezes and public discussions follow a lecture on trade and colonization.
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Pannaylvania
Prosela
Crew Without Malp Weeds and Tail Bakite Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crew issue with Malp and mentions weeds and tail bakite as snippets of a larger story. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are legible to establish a full summary.
Two Drinks for Horse and Buggy Case Details
Man named Lott or similar alias arrested after taking a horse and buggy from former employer TM Chandler. He allegedly drank heavily and visited a restaurant on Twenty Street, offering to guard the vehicle for pay. He claimed amnesia about penalties, said he had been a boat crew member since childhood, and cried about supporting a wife and five children, with authorities weighing charges based on owner restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villary Hamilton
Nerre Sterling
Tennes
Mamiiton
TM. Chandler
Meyer
Twanty Atty Atreet
Hargal Mawiling
Moan
Vanta
County Officials Discuss Electric Rail Plan in Ogden Canyon
Minutes show Weber County commissioners reviewing a petition for an electric car line proposed to traverse Ogden Canyon. The meeting, attended by mayor and other officials, covered franchise negotiations, road and culvert work, and riverfront improvements from Horseshoe Bend to Desil Gate. The board authorized survey work and prepared for further talks with proponents about the canyon rail project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Data Keeles
Patterson
Othr
Cizden
Keeles
Ogden City
Jens Newseny
Madeon
Opden Canyon
Ranvatelag
Ffe
Resutiea
Twand
Severn Saya
Sorwyar
Caren
Gaal
Ie Roa
Weald
Heales
Riverdale
Sare
Sraven
Iable Ave
Hamberger
Kamberger
Horseshoe Bead
Weber Canyon
Desls Gate
McKay
Misa Mose Butler
Brmar
Mia Ro
At & Palace
Meat Movers of the World and Atlcraft Unite
A obscure notice cites Meat Movers of the World and Atlcraft in a vague plan described as shifting global energy and heat dynamics. The fragment hints at a joint effort involving Juve Hote and related sectors but provides few concrete details or dates.
Mrs Hassett Dies This Morning in Ogden Utah
Mrs Katherine Hassett died this morning at her daughter’s home 576 Twenty Fourth Street after influenza. She was 70, born August 15 1922 in Tipperary Ireland, came to the country in 192? and settled in Ogden in 19?. Survived by sons Thomas and James F Hassett, daughters Mrs TD Hyansod Wie and Mrs Conroy of Ogden, Mrs Jane Edu Mebarges of Larim Idaho, and brother William McCormack. Funeral services to be held at 1 o’clock Wednesday at the Catholic church with burial in the local cemetery. The family requests viewing at the home of Dr. M Conroy.
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Katherine Hassett Diay
Cogtay
la Grippe
Hassett
Mmdres
Taomas Witegereh
James F. Hassett
Mra
Hyansod Wie
Conroy
Ogden
Janes H
Edu Mebarges
Laritom
Idaho
Alster
Wm. G. McCoriack
Ring
Odd Anecdote Describes Handed Eating Customs Abroad
An anecdote recounts Malays in India using the left hand for eating while the right is reserved for potentially contaminated tasks. The tale praises strict cleanliness and warns against contamination, noting even the fearful would admire such ritual cleansing during meals.
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Marrs Polo
Ingia
Dena Pita Formed by Wind in Desert Study
A desert study examines wind action creating dena pita formations and arid land features. Researchers discuss glia like textures at depths around two hundred nine feet and extending to the deeper larder strata beneath an eroding surface.
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Dena
Arata
Ertat
White Man and Woman Get Thirty Days in Relea Carnival Case
In Judge Murphy's police court a white man and a white woman connected with the Relea Carnival company pleaded guilty to lewd conduct after a performance. Each received thirty days in jail. Other defendants faced various charges including obtaining money under false pretenses with a counterfeit check and drunkenness, receiving similar sentences and orders to leave town.
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Douglas
Dougie
Hirty
John W. BeUtrtin
Seoryn W. Hall
Dotry
Weuel Stow
Bredaya
Trank Moore
Boence
Foster
Tribute to Grieg Inspires Bergen Concert Hall Plan
The long cherished resting place of the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg lies beside a lake near Bergen. A monumental rock forms the shore as a funeral cortege travels by water. Bergen plans a concert hall bearing Grieg’s name to showcase his works.
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Etward Grieg
Etward Ciriee
Bergen
Bargen
Grtega
Painting of First U S Home Trade Hangs in Capitol Hall
An old painting described as the first home trade in the United States hangs on a wall inside the Capitol. The note mentions its journey through a ventilating plant and a proposed government purchase that did not proceed. Further details are obscure in the damaged text.
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Wallsrton
Apite
Nagit Prarie
Brace
United States
Why Tables Are Green and the Bowls Game
A fragment discusses an old English bowls game played on a green lawn. It mentions a clever Johnny who copied a scheme of playing bowls on the lawn and references a Bard, a clock, and an exit cue being introduced at a premium.
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Mylarde Fa
Rome
Johnny
Rachel
Millant Teotes
NEAT front pom wis Mats 1460 ger suth
Fragmentary OCR note mentions numbers and phrases like 1460 ger suth 446 320d BL 19 and Ti 10 tt without clear context or a coherent event. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly present to anchor a full summary.
Prove Flower Killet Laments Lost Letter Writing
The quote laments fading craft of correspondence, claiming photographs and modern trends replace porch and travel writing. It contrasts old world texture with globetrotting imagery, noting few readers now pen letters. The piece implies cultural shift reduces time to craft messages and read back through picture cards.
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Porteard
Alan Bas
Balit
Fucketoy
Beck Pieried Torers
New York
Restrictions on War Supply Contracts for Eight Hour Work
A wartime note states it is impracticable for the war and labor departments to enforce bids requiring eight hours or more of work per day by suppliers. It argues department heads lack authority to impose such conditions on bidders or contractors supplying military and cavalry services.
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Dhur Gpilelan
Zeller
Tn Bie
Plaenes
Manete
New England Banana Cultivation Claims Stir Curiosity
A garbled report cites a mysterious claim about growing bananas in New England. It references a California figure and mentions farmers, fruiting crops, and a supposed perfected variety, all in unclear terms with numerous errors.
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New England
Boston
Wierd Burbank
California
Barty
New Engyland
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Phen
Phan
Ted
Phena
Phats
Eng
Consumers Coal Company
A.A. Shaw, Na
Manvén
Spatha
Nevals
Grese Creek
Lincoln Ste
ACA
Ghaw
Beungersen
Hutte
Montane
Ogden Biobade
Rease
Arie Patos
Tees Eriredze
Coalille
Cema
Fidredze
Coalville
Yall
Kouitted Carroents
Utah
Katitng Co
Ormand
Batt Lake
DW. Paw
Batt
Greepnen
Fb Ogden
Fock Springs
Cantia Gate
Chat Creek
Gillette
West Rth
Phopes
Kelly
Jean
Gre
J. Acrertteere
J. T. Rubhmee
Tell Wabh
AVE
The
Staff of Life
Q Landen Cheney
Panama
Yaar Ata Wuieha
HEMET
William Hamilton
Draven
Brinks
Coden Valley
David Eccles
Atsocisten
Quild
Jules Kgrants
Ireland
Ginew
Thomas
Corinth
Wty Constamit Companion
Ogden Py
Relea Carnival Company
Bpence Ie
Eenlus
Optical Department
J.s.lewis &Co
Jewelers
Monss
Monarch
Tilere
Ldvona
Ain
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