Papke Recalls Ketchel Fight and Early Life Reminiscences
The interview with Papke recounts his clash with Ketchel, his upbringing in Spring Valley, and his boxing trials. He describes turning pro, training under Tom Jones, and the pivotal moments that shaped his career, including how he learned to read punches and his mindset entering the Labor Day bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Jonus
Spring Valley
Anne Perttes
Cigar
Hetchel
Lea
Pether
Jee Smith
Peréppet
Tom Jones
Cao Meshcan
Lassie
Theo Tom Jones
Mileaukes
Medicines and Misconceptions in Domestic Health Remedies
The text reviews popular patent remedies for women’s ailments, praising Merce's Favorite Prescription while warning of ineffective or harmful treatments. It notes misattributed cures for digestion, nervous issues, and reproductive concerns, criticizes doctors overprescribing pills, and champions safer, experience-based care by skilled physicians.
Edison Theater Delivers Moving Piece In Ogien Night
The Edison Theater presents a stirring show described as a moving piece. Audiences are urged to attend for an engaging performance featuring Ambulante and for fue Hunter, with hours listed as a key detail.
Conditions In Upper Valley Report From Platweing Preapectator
Platweing Preapectator notes Liberty resident BJ Taylor in Davenport for business and social visits. He reports Upper Valley conditions are favorable with cattle and sheep selling, hay stocks ample, grain ready for winter market, and a strong next year outlook. He cites improved transportation via planned rail link through Ogden and steady weather, while fall plowing proceeds and preparations for cattle feeding and winter ranges continue. Taylor highlights his father and Cadet Lioncer connections as familiar to Ogden’s older residents.
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BJ. Taylor
Liberty
Crear Hunty
Daven
Taylor
Br. Taylor
Fda
Oxden
Usherryda
Ogden
Abo
Eri
Ogern
Exhibit by J De Verrith at 2708 Washington Avenue
J De Verrith announces an art exhibit at her residence 2708 Washington Avenue. The exhibit opens Wednesday and runs from 9 a.m. to evening hours. Attendees are invited to view the displayed paintings in the artist’s home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. de Verrith
Washington Avesie
Wedoeday
Arcivly
City School Board in Session Seeks Hig School Construction
City school board meets to discuss immediate plans for a new high school building. The board votes to authorize purchase and begin construction steps, with officials emphasizing urgency. Funds, site, and timeline are debated as members push for rapid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Excursion Plans For Balti Lake Trip Posted
An item notes a November return for a Taetatern board plan. work on a new building would start after the contract award. It mentions prepared plans ready to be handed to the contractor and an excursion to Baltimore via the A O W det, November 15 and 16. Round trip fare is 4 0, meals limited, sale date unspecified.
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Ting
Wrather
Umm
Talented Minister in Ogden Meets Union Church Figures
The Rev. D Ebina of the Congregational Church of Tokio spent a day in Ogden during a trip to Europe. He spoke at the Ogden Ministerial Association meeting and was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Noble Strong Rider. Ebina praised English speaking congregations and planned stops in Los Angeles and San Francisco before returning to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ebina
Tokio
Japa
Ogden
Scotland
Dir
Homma
Lome
Eliies
New York
Urooklyn
Bia Angio
Los Angeles
San Franciseo
Tohtn
Ebina
Tewan
Ogden Canyon
Ogden Ministerial Association
Mfr
Noble Strong Riderbim
Weety
Yehttcuratsivh Ang
Riderkip Way
Guess
Ogden Cat Yer
Tate Ls Jagan
Whing
Ebinn
Japan
Todo
First National of Coven Hamed as depository
Government to deposit reserve funds in national banks instead of local depository. Named depositories include Western Montana National Bank and First National Bank of Ogden among others. Annual deposits range from $454.09 to $20,000 with total listed receipts about $2,090.00 for the year.
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COVEN
HAMED
Washington
Whitt
Montara National
Avy Mesuula
Mont
Te Firer National Tans
Youquerague
Firet National Bank of Ogden
Plest Yan
San Francico
F Scottonay
Porta
Ore
Barat Sear
de Porta
CouncilAnd
Napa
Patr Umay
Wishy
Mate
Viet Ab
Sirk
Danae Paresis
Fragmented OCR Chronicle of Unclear People and Places
Fragmentary text from a historical page references numerous names and places in a jumbled sequence. The garbled OCR lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item.
City Council Meeting Minutes Reported Actions and Debates
The city council met with all members present and approved minutes from prior meetings. Committees reported on plans and appropriations for a new municipal building plant, street and curb projects, and sidewalk district formations. Various resignations, bids, and annual reports were reviewed, with motions guiding payments and district constructions through May 1909.
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Ruance
Goltn & Sadgern Tor
Dicksott
Con Lites Ene
Cisima
Baal
William Toyle
Ogden Canyon
North Ogden
Cornelimin’ Thomas
Rame
Councileam Teers
Pingree Wrebot
Latreet Committee
William Bostaph
Walt
Peter Whison
22Nd Street
Law Committee
Elty
Mumparis
Elty Fagineer
Neta
Mumphrts
Lbr Sity Engineec
Bet
23Rd Street
Furtache
Councilnan
Council
Countilman Firfare
Wheelwright Construction Company
23Th
van Buren
van Turem
Roth’ Street
Peter Wiban
Atreet
Monroe
Opies Boulevard
Enmamitier
Thoman
Chef of Police
Proenise
Tont
Dickson
Police
Utah
Ford & Produce Company
Covnellnan
Muetel
Tuntzallia
Emrarasitine
Facbarr
Ore
Ordetet
Tc Aedhanm
Coan
Jefferson Ani Ailytos
Peters
Stiman
Carnefinan Thomaa
Cevan
Yun Mohn Reyes
Councillan
Howe
Court Grants Temporary Leave for Recorder Request
A fragmented record notes the council or court granting a temporary leave related to a reading of extensions and accounts. The document references an attorney and city officer seeking action on a prior order and a temporary suspension or delay pending further clarification.
Dreamland billed program and moving pictures lineup
The article lists a Dreamland theater program with acts titled The Army of Tro Pur Cart and The Feor's Yancy illustrated, plus moving pictures Bear Hunt to Canada and Sonbeam. The event at Hunterie tonight includes an hour of family entertainment with a 5 cent admission, and mentions intermission and Baturlay ment.
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Feor
Rome
Canada
Ilunterie
Oxdra
Td Ete Childeen
Engines Added as Freight Traffic Surges on Pacific Lines
Seventeen hundred cars handled on the Lake Division of the Southern Pacific, with yard master Merce reporting over one thousand cars kept out. Some 1,500 cars moved by yard forces as 19 freight trains exited Oden yards in all directions. To meet heavy business, four new freight engines were ordered to Carlin to haul more equipment. Extra lines added on the Utah division of the Union Pacific in the last two weeks, with all available freight engines mobilized to handle increasing traffic. Freight rates and activity rise above last year’s level.
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Borday
Utes
Vertice
Carlie
Utah
Ihr Union Pasifie
Olmstead to be absent. Whitnney’s office notes leave
Chief Clerk Olmstead of Superintendent Whitney’s office leaves Sunday for a month’s absence at his New York home. Judge Cornish and Harriman railroad president Mee attended the funeral in New York. Olmstead’s absence shifts duties to Mr. Gintt as chief clerk. He will report back around December 1 after spending time with relatives. An excursion to Salt Lake via B R, G West, Tet, Saversherth and Ith for the races is offered at 10 dollars round trip with a final sale date.
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Clee D.C. Olmstead
Whitney
Bunday Tvening
Ma Ofa
New York
Dtr
Olavstead
Judge Cornish
Harriman System of Railroads
Ojecead
Wwabo Atvision
Oreeom Bhatt
Cornish
D.C
Salt Lake
Saversherth
Local Names List Appears in Press Snippet
A partial OCR shows a roster of individuals linked to Salt Lake, Provo, and Price areas. Names include J. W. Campbell, J. Barker, George Fett, Jake Gat, John Horroths, James Long, J. A. Loveless, J. T. Opveenan, Edward Pickering, J. F. Merport, 8 L.arenson, Richard Sichugber, J. A. Thomas, F. Walzer among others, with scattered city tags Salt Lake Provo and Price.
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Richard Sichugber
Naugural
J. A. Thomas
Price
John Vlek
Salt Lake
Walzer
Flell- Ane
Be Merry At Ogden Anchor?im Party Hat Event
A 19th century style notice invites attendees to a Merry Widow party in Ogden with free hats for one leading lady and a Turkish fez for the evening. Aimed at social enjoyment, the event promises a special program, a feature, and morning pictures with a 10 cent admission.
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Merry Witow
Ogden Anchorium
Wedoe
iSneh
Rome
Milaea
Moring Pictures & Feature
TS Cents
Canvass In Transit Franchise Move Cleared
The board expects to complete canvass at noon. Officials from a transit company faced delays as they prepared for a franchise review. A rough route plan in Mylen canton was to be approved, with turnout and permits under review before finalizing the order.
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Qmnty Cominteriem
Fallad
Mylen
Oeden Rapid Tranelt Company
Muntantle
Federal Grand Jury Empaneled Amid Turbulent Dudge
A federal grand jury convened amid confusion and sensational rhetoric as jurors were sworn in. The panel includes named residents from Salt Lake City and Tooele areas along with several others, highlighting a broad cross section of the community in a high stakes proceeding.
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Grand Ynex
Graad
Sally
Henry J. Huel
Wiens
Clark
Oxteu
Cragmer
Eprint Wiles
Darzan
Salt Lake
Ketan
Tooele
Grote Ingaoka
LC Tothrook
Rouattfal
I Harkpest
Salt the
Janes Iadeee
Huehsn
Omyy
Heath
A Neges
Hes Reid
Airorge Mentece
Manel
Wek
Pankans Pade
Raney Oi
Pete
Tinaere
Hineklny
Morar
Railroad officials weigh canyon transport link to lower river
The board and Navid Eccles of the Ogden Rapid Transit Company review a route through a canyon to connect Hamisile people with lower river traffic. They inspect the proposed path for a Traarit railroad system and await a grant decision, with state commissioners considering necessary deviations.
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Maore
Ransport
Ibrigh
Traarit
Degen Company
Tatea Ahem Tapia
Navid Eccles
Ogden Rapid Trans Company
Fire at Grant Avenue home seen as incendiary origin
Firefighters called to Warren G. Pauliner home at Grant Avenue and Teva Street early this morning battled a blaze that caused major damage to the house and barn. Officials estimated the total loss near $1,000 as part of a suspicious incident with possible arson noted in a brief report.
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Warren G. Pauliner
Grantavenue
Teva
Panthnar
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Ketchel
Jack McGuigan
Bereed Jones
Ketebel
Lon Angeles
Michigan
ISFS
Secview Club
Imamied
West Down
P. Ture
Tim Angel
Palaerp
Linge
Allan
Merces
Piercins
Dr. Merce
Schamach
Andy
THE
Edison
Carsieg
Tos Walee
Yeatentay
Rerilar Oedies
Proentes
Phe
Anna Aeditiete
Washington School
Tate
Balt Lake
Tates
Degina
Congregational Church OF
Ogeen Prope
Theinda
Euler
Joehane
Eden
Mateus Phattiad
Wattiniey
Caunellman Thor
Altorbey Bae
Webre Thal
Atarore
Dreamland
Seralte
Lake Division
Southern Pacific
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Arnate
Mar Servis
Mercantile Installment Company
Mgr
Fred. J Kiesel CO
BEE
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Pabst Brewing Co
Mibraukes, Wic
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United States
Boda Springs
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Utah National Bank of
Busiyebr
J. E. Dooly
Ralf
Boag
Cashter
Joraph
S. Peery
Prex
AL V. Mkintomh
Aa‘ Cashler
U.S
First National Bank OF
Ogden, Utah
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Q. H. Tribe
Jas. F. Bur
M.S. Browning
John Pingree
Ron
CRAHD
Ogden State Bank
Gggeh
Bowes Foe
Dieelo
Vie
Winnesday
Yvombar
Maaron
ME Eradvitld Pfculator CO
Ayanha, Ge
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