Fragmented notes on local events and ads in a 19th century issue
A dense compilation of scattered items mentions Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co, the Health Board scheduling inspections, a county teachers' institute in an upcoming Saturday program, and various notices about meetings, sales, and local commerce. Names like Ogden, Miller, Dignan, and Sisson appear amid references to local wards, merchants, and a potential national irrigation congress.
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Hargains
Ogden
Sheri Lapue
Tole
Nolan
John Four
Te Ganthitet
Stephen Wiehardgin
Ivan
Cael
Milas
Local Social and Entertainment Notes Highlight November Events
A fragmented Ventura area notice describes a social evening at a church with singing and readings, an organ company court case, a handkerchief sale by Presbyterian locals, and a late 1900s theater program featuring Mason and Magon, Sullivan, and others. The piece mentions a dancing class at Conley’s academy, a dining sale, and a local hotel display of articles for breakfast.
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Loli
Toead
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Sagathott Pany
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Linenge
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Gronvanton
Ube
Washington
Boise
Ida
Agnus Richardson
Iy P. Stone
B. Paine
Joe WW. Spears
Sullivan
Mois
Yrfimbull
Mason
Magon
Udlolph
Adolph
Ferrand Organ Company
van Willers
Relnpp
Reomrk Vdvy
Organ Company
Van
Lie
Graphaphone Co
Underwood “Eypen
Washington Avenue
Friends
Ford
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Notice to City Warrants Payable by Treasurer Ogden City WY
Ogden City treasurer announces payment of city warrants bearing registry numbers from 200% to Luna inclusive. All warrants presented for payment at the City Treasury by November 2nd, 1902, will be honored. After that date warrants may be registered for future drawing. Dated November 12, 1903.
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Bay of
Burglar Held After Breakin At Union Pacific Car
Frank Myers was arraigned for burglary before city magistrate Mawel this morning and waived examination. He is bound over to the district court on a burglary and breaking into a car charge.
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Frank Ty
Myers
Manisipal
Ami
District Court
SHU
Burglang
Angaentnata
Untitled fragment about a sports game and local events
Fragmentary text describes a northern league game and a party at dusk. Mentions Westerly, Ruston, and Lamareon with scattered details about weights, quantities, and individuals Mick and Owe. Reading is hindered by garbled OCR and lacks coherent context or outcome.
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Sts
Tirger Gumig
Mick
Owe Disci
Tha
Ruston
Platt Favors York Despite Nays On Aloea Confers
A fragmented report notes Platt backing York while opponents press Aloea. details are unclear but imply a political clash over a bettas lactes issue and a forthcoming vote. The text mentions a May election context and references entities HUA and EN alongside labor matters and strikes.
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York
Bowwren
Irrigation Congress to Meet in Ogden in September
The executive committee of the National Irrigation Charges discusses the upcoming irrigation congress to be held in Ogden September. Leaders push a western prosperity program and urge retirement for several officials as they rally farming and teaching interests across the West to back the movement.
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Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Une West
Pile construction advances on Promontory point track work
The West Promontory point area sees continued pile driving with four miles of piles completed and a temporary track built by Coray Broa Alden to support the permanent rail line. Work proceeds from both sides with frame work and trestles advancing toward full track readiness for trains.
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Jul Fuk
Coray Broa. & Alden Company
Cnur
Algiance Fonr
Ogden city tightens crackdown on wine room visits
A city ordinance targets young women and girls frequenting wine rooms in Ogden. Two 10 year old girls were reported in a Wine Room incident with Oliver Vance involved. They were booked at the police station under Trace Moore and Gladys Ewing, posting $3 for choir appeal, but did not appear in police court and their bond was forfeited.
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Ogden
Atresia
Oliver Vance
Slowet
Lawlion
Peongpaaly
Marobey
Trace Moore
Gladys Ewing
Telegraph Notes From Nov. Era On Multiple Topics
Telegraph notes report a San Isvo treaty transfer of 280,000 graft to funds in transit. Boston convenes to authorize 10,000 extra shares and 425,000,000 bonds in a stock issue. Governor Ross seeks treatment for paralysis while news from New York covers a medical case, a royal ruby discussion, and a housing dispatch. Also noted is a military attaché wedding in Tivana and local church announcements.
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Telegraph
New York
Aub-Treaseury
Gacht
San Isvo Torney
Boston
Maine
Nalvondo
Pommion
Mining Stocks and Quotations from Salt Lake Exchange
The following are the transactions and quotations from the Salt Lake stock and mining exchange this evening, as reported by Ferrin & Company, investment brokers, room 2 and 3, Affix Block, Salt Lake City.
National Grange meeting in Michigan progresses to seventh degree
The National Grange gathering in Michigan reports increased activity with several degrees of the organization being noted by Michigan subordinate and related granges. Tomorrow, the seventh degree is expected to be worked by the national grange as the session nears its main phase. New York reports say Richard Butler, a leading manufacturer from Wardner in Ohio, was murdered at his home.
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The
London Chronicle
Suittel
Dausing
New York
Richard Butler
Mary
Hia Hone Hove
Y Mulive
Birminghat
Conspiracy Case Involving Bayonne Sanitarium Heirs
Court records reveal Laura Bigger and Samuel Stanton facing conspiracy charges over alleged fraud against heirs of a Bayonne estate. Prosecutors claim Tarn family members and others plotted with Tendricks at a Bayonne sanitarium to defraud. Indictments awaited grand jury action and trial set for next week.
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CC Tendricks
Bayonne
Laura Bigger
Ubelite
Jenny Ve Benmett
Veo
Whd
Sammuel Stanton
Tebakea
Headzicke
Miss Birger
Tannott
Shine Weisley
Ann
Comspira Bach
Slinton
Im Sith
Fay Noy
Nmurt
Anayer
Lond
Lynched in Tern county for murder, mob hanged man
A mob of about 300 people hanged an alleged murderer in Tewlaburg near MGs vity. The victim, identified as Me pwapertye vt Quvis, was found terribly mutilated, with reports of a tarred knife and clothing. Sheriff led posse to arrest suspects, but a vigilante group dramatized the town's unrest.
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Tern
Robert Adair
Mgs Vity
Davis
Malta
Toate
Telegraph Notes Calombhar Crexidento Mivroqiin In City
Fragmented telegraph notes report a Calombhar incident tied to Cartagenn Fodiywit Lath and a death linked to a Caled Stites entertainment. The text mentions companies of Arinp ordered by Colgn and references Vea ix ely and BTAY AsO with unclear details.
Promoting Interest in a National Commerce Body Dinner
Cridler hosted a dinner to unite delegates including Bruecker, Mie, Mughes, Munnelt, and Tauggers to promote interest in a national commerce body. He plans to meet delegates from the stalin chante born of commerce at Plovoice and will travel November 21 to Lane for the opening of a tournament where an appropriation will be requested.
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Nyy
Connisstorney
Cridler
Enilithay
Bruecker
Cneathor
Mughes
Munnelt
Monaghan
Liefeld
Stalin
Plovoice
Cridter
Lane
Mambure
Rome
Panguteds of the Conted and Daughters Meeting
New Orleans November 13. Before the Daughters of the Couroierney met there was a gathering at the divorce of the Jef Teynon. Divi Moments association, Athong bw aathers of in portance to come up at Loloy's Kerstay le tha amendment proporud. Charlens gon bo, make the convention net ingsbs enttal instead of muntual Raports sp witous divisions consumed nel of the Torenoan.
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Orleana
Couroierney
Jef Teynon
Divi Moments Association
Athong
Loloy
Charlens
Coffee prices slip in New York market report
New York November 14 report notes Glehn Hraallian coffee trading lower in the New York market. Prices declined by about one to two cents for current invoice readings, marking a softer tone in today’s session.
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