Flour Prices Fall Across Ogden as Trust Criticisms Rise
Letters complain flour price drops to 33.25 per sack in Ogden with 100 pounds costing 0.85 from Domoto & Co on Twenty First Street. Reports say trust stores sell at 3.20 to 3.25 and Smith grocery stove offers flour through Peery Bros and Oyen Milling at 1.60 per sack or 295 for 400 pounds. Call for immediate boycott of Domoto & Co and Smith to pressure trust compliance.
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Domato & Co
TwentyeArth Street
Utah
Ihdy Peery
Shoren
Trust
Smit
Peery Bros
Oyen Milling & Elevator
Binlth Grocery Co
Domoto & Co. IL Ag
Graat
Domota & Co
Plesse
Smith and Dorota & Co
Thanksgiving Day Reflections In Ogden News
Thanksgiving prayers praise a calm city, express relief over a quiet sheriff march, and hope for prosperity in Ogden. Citizens note good health, affordable groceries, and restraint from luxury while officials await December 4 limits. Weather is mild despite clouds.
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Turkey
Utah
U.P
Ogden
Ogden’s gambling scare amid pre election tactics
The piece accuses the Ogden city administration of reviving gambling rumors and police raids as a pre election tactic. It decries decades of claimed abstinence from gambling as a political ploy and mocks the administration’s last minute display of concern to influence voters.
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Ogden
Tragic House Fire Ends Brave Man’s Life
The De Armand family suffered a fatal blaze as David A. De Armand, a gifted lawyer and politician, died heroically while trying to rescue a child. Flames engulfed the home where they slept, leaving a scene of devastation and devotion amid tragedy.
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de Armani
Congress
Large Hotel Proposal Faces Opposition In Ogden
A plan to build a $200,000 hotel in Ogden encounters strong business opposition over a structural ledger and lodging capacity. Local officials and residents fear the project would strain resources and fail to meet the city’s needs for accommodations.
Fragmentary musings on greatness and rivalries in life
An obscure fragment discusses a man defined by greatness who attracts enemies and the outside cry of their pack. The text mentions Albert Hubbard as a noted writer among the preeminent authors, though the lines are garbled and partial.
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Aluert Hubbard
Ogden High and Salt Lake Hub Clash Promises Big Game
Ogden High School and Salt Lake Hub boys prepare for a key match at Pale Grounds. Coaches anticipate a hard fought contest with high attendance and strong lineups, a major gathering in regional prep basketball.
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Ronting Wrnte
Caton
le Trayalere
Julie Chyougt
Elty
Boss
Ogden High School
Salt Lake
Ogden Ud
Salt Lake Teaing
Tracing the man who destroyed an automobile
A Chicago man hunts a suspect in a $6,900 auto wreck near Lamolle Indiana. The thief miraculously killed parts of the machine and dumped them in the Kankakee river. Police link the case to a November trip from Cleveland and a passenger list of four. A wealthy defendant paid $4,700 to the dismantler while authorities press to locate the driver and arrest the culprits.
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Min
Myateri
Clvewoxs
Tim Aller
Man
S. H. Amulley
Lndiana
Ming
Smulley
Perna & Moth
Sherl Cutd
Chicago
Ube
Word From the Gunboats in Nicaragua Waters
Novel dispatches describe the American warships, including the Vicksburg, in Nicaragua’s Atlantic coast near Greytown and Corinto. Reports detail insurgent activity, diplomatic tension, and questions over the treatment of Grace and Cannon as potential prisoners of war in a Central American conflict context.
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Navy
Nicaragua
Des Moines
Costa Rica
Cuntain Shipley
Nietartan
Greytown
Toledo
Kennyt
Vicksburg
Corinto
United States
Tinea
Gentral Americas
Alata
Aplas
Lucky Runaway for Thib Young Couple
In Ghicako on Decoration Day a runaway horse trampled Margarel and nearly harmed a young couple. Emergency responders and local officials reported the incident as a parade scare and the aftermath prompted an inspection at Woodlawn Municipal station.
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Thib
Ghicako
Falleeman
Freeman
Woodlawn
Starton
Frey
Turkeys and Sheriff in Tennessee Jail Case Report
A garbled transcript from a Tennessee sheriff case mentions a jail sentence and names Long discussion of legal proceedings. The readable text references Turkeys for the sheriff, a Tennessee location, and various disjoint phrases about joint sentences and a public official.
Mystery Names Signal Unclear Historical Event
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases, making it impossible to identify a clear event, person, or place. The readable bits hint at a dated or foreign context but lack coherent facts for a precise summary or headline.
Fragmented Riverside Gossip Fascinates Midweek Readers
A garbled page fragment blends social chatter, wedding wishes, and theatrical gossip. The text references engagements, travel, and domestic life with scattered lines about couples, manners, and a manager’s tale from a road show, all conveyed in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice.
Record of Severe Storm Strikes New Jersey and Delaware
A fragmentary report notes a severe storm affecting New Jersey and Delaware with damage reported across several counties. Forecasters warned of continuing wind and heavy rain, while residents prepared for possible power outages and travel disruptions.
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Westher
New Jersey
Delawata
At- Fame
Tabernacle Services Today Opened With Thanksgiving Address
The Tabernacle held Thanksgiving services at 11 o clock with choir singing Fosannah. Bishop Paylor led the prayer and President Marvin gave an eloquent address about giving thanks through adversity fostering growth. Bishop AmeQuar-Ne delivered the benediction.
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Marvin
Morris
Wiel
Amequar- Ne
Senator Tillman Recounts Thanksgiving Tale at County Dinner
A fragmented recollection describes Senator Tillman speaking at a county Thanksgiving dinner. The scene centers on a large feast with many diners and a young farmer's child reacting to the meal and familiar conversation. The text reflects humor and family dynamics during a rural gathering.
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Tillman
Tuniny
Tead
Steult
Lories
Notable Dogs Of The Rich In A Turbulent Time
Fragmentary OCR hints at a piece discussing dogs linked to wealth and loss amid Christmas, noting circulars, bereaved owners, and the alleged involvement of murderers. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, or events.
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Nile
Favorite pillow materials and colors for burlap and burlap blends
A catalog-style note describes pillow fabrics and patterns popular in burlap blends. It highlights olive greens with contrasting designs in blue, tan, and yellow, bordered by black burlap, and notes various colorways such as green and reddish tones. It mentions woven designs, oblong slopes, and the use of Bretonne fiber mixes for young women’s pillows and porch decor.
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Burlay
Leh
Thasn
New Lighting System for Chicago Plans Revealed
Chicago officials opened discussion on a proposed city lighting overhaul to illuminate all streets. Chairman Snow of the drainage committee seeks a finance panel to devise funding and a bond issue of 2,000,000 to 2,500,000 for construction, with sanitary district input from Provident McCormick.
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Cily
Snow
Dremel
Provident McCormick
Sanitary District
Tettar Thal
Moe Cormick
Will
Chilean Boycott Sparks US Goods Response
Fragmented report notes Chilean officials consider boycotting American goods. The text is garbled but mentions reactions by Chilean buyers and potential government action affecting imports. A public meeting is referenced to discuss measures likely tied to trade and political sentiment.
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Thay
Chile
Amertony
Pristiets
Hyalgne
Chno
Washington defeats Washington in pacific northwest contest
A fragmented report from the Pacific Northwest contest notes Washington defeating Washington in a championship event. The piece references university teams, congressmen, and regional officials, but the readable lines confirm no clear dates or locations. Strong entities include Washington, university, and congressman.
LAW'S DECREE SUITS ROCKEFELLER
New York announces ongoing legal action involving Standard Oil and Rockefeller. William Tacke feller, a director, challenges de Appel while Willot, general solicitor, seeks to extract matters from the U S circuit court. The firm maintains its legal department will handle affairs, and appeals are expected to follow the Sherman Act interpretation.
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William Tackefeller
Standard M1
de Appel
Fortimer Willot
Sleorce
United States Circuit Court
Rockefeller
Lindie
Manreme Court
United States
Lam
Mnt
Ao Canaulle
Milotl
Weather Forecast Aims For Clear Late November Day
Washington weather service reports a calmer forecast with higher temperatures and lighter winds. Expect dry conditions through the afternoon with improving visibility and no significant precipitation anticipated.
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