Typhoid Outbreak At Salina Reaches State Board Attention
A typhoid fever outbreak in Sevier county prompts state health action as officials uncover contaminated water sources in Nephi and nearby communities. The Board of Health orders boil water advisories and directs local health officers to intensify measures amid ongoing cases and fever spread.
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Salina
State Board OF Health
Baling Sevier
Bunan
Iewiter
Beatty
Justeucking
Abe Eitious
Tiw
Tharing
Prem
Saling
Fragmented 19th Century Court Notes on Adultery and Homicide
A garbled record from a 19th century court proceeding references alleged fornication and adultery by Charles and Sperry of Cheshire, plus homicide charges linked to a woman named Lavadge in Levan. It notes dismissals, jury issues, and tensions over evidence, with references to mental illness and custody of witnesses, all amid a chaotic transcription.
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Charles Anty Sperry
Kian
Thonitrirkeon Divarecs
Wendrickson
Nayhin
Poove
Dreontinanent
Honigavlion Agniil
Liv Soartiage
Pereoue
Marriage License At Thovo Teains Reveals New Couples
Vrove Nic de Asuartiaga teens wed Lo David David aged 20 of Burpki and Marthe DQ, Davis aged 18 of Jaye in a simplified registry transaction. The notice lists two couples entering marriage, with ages and hometowns provided for each party.
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Vrove
Nic de Asuartiaga
Lo David David
Burpki
Marthe
Davis
Jaye
May Day Fight Turns Overtime Drama Awaiting Widespread Permits
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic recount of a May Day event with mentions of overtime, opposing teams, and uncertain writ changes. The text shows garbled names and dates, implying a sports-like clash or public gathering with rising tension and unresolved permits.
Death notice for Ann Hatnony detail in Leadville era
Ann Hatnony, wife of William H. Barachy and employee of a Minnesota state agency, died Friday in Leadville while awaiting a 240 passenger train. The obituary notes her survivor list includes husband Abie and two children. A son and daughter reside in Leadville, while the couple’s years together are listed.
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Rolan
Willin H. Barachy
Aemonds
Italy
Mealley
Hersband
Abie
Andry
Leudyitle
Fragmented OCR tale reveals chaotic civic meeting fallout
A garbled OCR record details a public event with names such as Macy, Lidia Pieirgeu, and Senator Abed Tats Kvane. It mentions a wedding or ceremony under Foxidenon of the brides payants, and references a future montis and a supervising official in a New Jersey area.
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Mies Macy Bolt Aid
Lidia Pieergeu
Abed
Wan
Trek Aly
Walter le Webby
Diribelay
Uae
Fiytans
Cuidlers
Vadis Gee
Epidemic Report Suppresses Details At County Medical Visit
The record notes an illness outbreak in a rural area with vague accounts of symptoms and expert investigation. County officials dispatched a physician to the scene to examine residents and assess the situation while authorities consider next steps. The report emphasizes limited clarity and the need for official scrutiny.
Night time Colorado tavern shootout shocks town
Deputy Thomas J. Lewin saved a life during a five shot fight at a tavern on West South Street. A bartender allegedly opened fire during a hold up, the deputy wrestled the gun from the assailant and was wounded in the leg and stomach but survived. The bartender escaped while patrons fled. Police and neighbors describe a brutal, chaotic scene with multiple wounds and a crowded doorway.
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Thomas J. Lewin
Colorado
Lewis
Weil
Chota
Gronin
Talend
Tromt
Avery
Loacia
Oden
Hyder
Dirk
Unclear OCR fragment on a town incident and arrest
A garbled account mentions Collahan and Cronin amid a bar scene and a fatality. A man named Rey Wet allegedly enters with a revolver as police arrive and arrest a suspect at the county jail after midnight.
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Collahan
Cronin
Hoo Lewis
Comba
Strane Rey Wet
Pyar Mis
New Wells Parc Cashier Vol Miller Named
Miller a tower Sam Franetico Wien Witt diedu and cashier af Walls Forgan gs oe bin im Salt lake. He was relieved from dinky here to return to bhu vag Francisco loose Kr. Miller, born in company employ forty years, has held high rank during rapid growth. From San Francisco aid ting sins bronicling in the enpareity of asin cashing. Pres tigks lr coming here bie was assistint Gabler i thy Say pranctéeo house for pven yeays. John Miles of Parkland bank will take the position of an instant cashier, now en route from Hortland where relieved from duty. Afr, Maller, the new cashier, regarded as honest and capable. Sines pandily here he has won the regard of employés.
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Miller
Sam Franetico
Wien
Witt
Walls
Salt Lake
Mainer
Nye
Lipman
Bhu
Francisco Loose Kr
San Francisco
Asin
Gabler
Pven Yeays
John Miles
Parkland Bank
Miles
Hortland
le Wis
Maller
Health inspectors urge action on school children disease signs
Medical inspector Whitney of Salt Linke school warns 46 parents about symptoms among students and urges reporting to family physicians and health department. He stresses quarantine and enforcement for outbreaks and warns families of potential fines for noncompliance.
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Whitney
Salt Linke
Whitey
Health Department
Thomas Weinegar Loses At. Trial Involving Conamli Company
The case alleges that on September 11 in Missouri a vehicular collision near Second West Street caused injuries to Thomas Weinegar. He seeks $10,000 for personal injuries claiming the Conamlidated company’s vehicle struck his vehicle as he travelled northerly along Second West Street and Third North Street. Judge Storard issued four instructions, with the jury verdict favoring Weinegar. The district court filing was set for January 12.
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Weinagar
Yo Praver Company
Western Fay
Ariel Heey
Judge Storard
Verdiv
Whiteene
Wired
NH Lac
Eoyaing
Lynch
Second West Street
Wetwren Secon
Third North Street
Bleeth Care Fit Ink
Innhin Viehanle
Tife
Convicted Garb Roy Kaighn Sentenced to Five Years
Roy Kaighn, convicted of killing Willerd and Tones, was taken to the penitentiary Wednesday to serve five years. He was assigned prison number and maintained nerve under the sentencing and admission process.
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Roy Kaigin
Bo Ile Penitentiaus Wedmunday
Sears
Rentence
Willerd & Tones
Ces
NASA
South
Eellhouse
Kaighn
Peti
Druggists Face Narrow Plea in Opening Drug Case
A crowded court heard 21 defendants charged with illegal dispensing of intoxicants as proceedings opened. Judge Powers set hearings for Monday amid objections. arrests issued for several clerks and store owners including names from West Side drugstores and East Side outlets.
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Diehl
Patien
Warateh
William Wood Ting
Esll
Watatsdalore
Dudge Powers
Bey
W. TL Branmel
Janine Hegney
Tools Vimilir Uelion Ivettio Easn
Tohn W. McPougall
Robinson
Lion Drug
Cooper Albright
Smyth
Omter
Tragedy Near Camp Leads to Three Mile Run
A violent incident at a camp near Pontela involved Garry Austen Thomas Hevland and Arthur Jarding. A man named Amsden fled after an assault, running three miles to seek help and arriving bloodied. Officers Cart eon and Armetvong questioned witnesses as rival accounts emerged and the Harding and Harding boy remained in dispute.
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Nat Hed
Garry Austen
Thomas Hevland
Arthur Jarding
Alteranton
Lelivgen
Notliage
Foot
Heyniyal Wigon
Ofierrs Carteon
Armetvong Ob
Rowland
Amdar Ayryst
Vomsensed
Nealand
Ameden
Rink
Amadin
Booka
Pontela
Harding
Salt Lake Notes Show Court Dismisses Copper Case
In a Salt Lake court yesterday Roy Cahoon, a saloon keeper, was charged with selling wine to boys but found not guilty and discharged. A fatal apartment fire at 424 South Main caused by a faulty heater damaged upper rooms, with insurance placing losses around 200 dollars. The season’s first snowfall arrived, followed by cold rain, as fire crews contained the blaze.
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Solia
Mayo
Gdeli
Roy Cahoon
Awha
Rae Font
Devth
Avy
Wilby Williams
Welunke
Gladys Alberti
Mailey
South Main Street
Shippore
Vague Names and Phrases in Unreadable Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names and words with no clear event, place, or date. No coherent people, organizations, or actions are identifiable to form a factual summary or headline.
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U.S. Gov't
State News
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Ata
Senth
Robdingon
Beecham’s
POR
Sismach
Thomas Beecham
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New York
United States
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Aeangel
Witeli
Palltenia
Hove
Inter Quarmarine Hospital
Pregents
NETUT
Aimee
Deatilov
Ann Hatnony
Rallmoad
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Leake
Naivht
Tavercamp
Mathier
Sy M
Ricneteld
Kidifleld
Nea. V
Elie Intra
Kent
Mayr
Crinky Commissionis
Dawn
Salt Lime News
Wells-Targa Bunk
OUR
S. J Burt
Brothers
New Wells Parc Cashier
Thomas Weinegar
Mosnia
Anny
Deon Ta Erram EN
Ramone
Yeast Nike Npm
Yadteneting
Ur Flee
Police Biation
Harry Ostler
J.C. McDonald Company
Ostley
Sore Brown
Snellie
Tha Jailiee
Youtvrday
Gorge Senully
Ngadini
RAO Deccan
Avon
Conplaint
Raine
Grand Duke
Michael
Davie Noy
Gee
MS Adaptad
Foo
Aden
Wille
Bio
Neusun
Wells
Neskwear
Ayell
Seach
Dolar
Washington Avenue
Monte Carlo
Mever
Ogden
Wold
Last & Thomas
Cardus
Navy
Tab
Aml
Ghatip
Mnesa
Evry Peraon
Utah
Rand Pera House
JOS. Clark, Magr
Eliery
Lei Northweatern
The
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Tilvaelad Hye Toney Ai Hin Aay
Alesi Bruntoianlor
America
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Jos
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Tracer Bresens
Mr. Horace Lewis
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