For Sale Real Estate and Miscellaneous Items
Real estate notes list properties sold or offered including a two acre garden site with city water and electricity and a barn. Several transfers describe parcels in Huntsville View and plat areas with prices. Also one item markets a furnace sale and a 7th Street address. Other lines note furnished rooms for rent and local listings.
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Notice T. W. Jackson of 2839 Adwin Ave
NOTICE T W Jackson of 2839 Adwin Ave not will do no more une Tapairing after November 1st. JAP EXPERT DEFEATED NEW YORK Oct 23 In a thirty in ning game Welker Cochran Detroit defeated Koji Yamada the Japanese expert 400 to 354. On his claim ten at the table Cochran rolled up 165 drums the highest run of the tournament gon two innings later he ran 101 Yamadas beat man was 94 In the fourth inning Seve Cochran total 400% Night runs 165 101 39 Farman total 851 average 123-20 high runs 93 32 26 00 average 19 1-2
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Dr Kramer Praises Ingersoll Book Sermon on Bible as Poetry
Dr Kramer answered Ingersoll’s book The Mistaken Moses praising the Bible as poetry history and philosophy. He spoke at night at the Methodist church to a large attentive audience and urged prayer and church union, arguing miracles are natural and reason supports faith.
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Time Change Impacts Rail Schedules and Trains
The article notes that daylight saving time begins Sunday at 2 A M with clocks moved forward one hour, prompting railroad schedule adjustments. Southern Pacific plans a one hour layover at the next station for trains on the clock change, and No. 5 will depart an hour later than usual.
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Service Men Helped By Red Cross In Ogden
Red Cross home service bureau in Ogden aids transient soldiers arriving daily. Most seek work and the bureau has a spotless record of helping them obtain jobs. They are now seeking a position for a young woman with clerical experience to serve as an office girl or a physician assistant.
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Eatery Extent Month and Year Unclear
Fragmentary OCR reads as a query about the extent and timing of an event in a month and year. No clear names, places, or actions are present to anchor a concrete news item or identify entities.
Phosphate Tonics Promised to Restore Strength and Health
Advertisements tout phosphate tonics as cures for thinness and nervous weakness, claiming to build firm flesh, vigor, and nerve health. Readers are urged to try a variety of preparations amid a flood of claims that promise rapid transformations from frailty to robust well being.
Hitro-Phosphate Promises Nerve and Weight Transformation
An old promotional piece touts Hitro-Phosphate as a remedy for nervousness and fatigue, claiming it safely boosts weight and health. It cites personal testimonials, including Ilsa Brorgla Vanistan, who reportedly gained 24 pounds and felt better, while noting cautions about possible side effects.
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Two Boys Arrested for Using Paroled Passes in Railroad Fraud
Ned, 20, from Nevada and A. Anderson, 13, from Mississippi, were arrested by Special Agent C.F. Garton after boarding a Southern Pacific train in Ogden. They used forged passes to travel interstate, obtained from a station at Itay, Nevada, and lacked authorization from the railroad. The case involves charges of welfare fraud and unlawful transportation, with expected transfer to federal authorities.
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Voters Brace for November 4 Election
Interest in the election remains high as the last day to register Tuesday approaches. Ogden citizens are urged to register before the general election, with mayoral and council races drawing steady attention as candidates campaign quietly for turnout. Next Tuesday is the final registration day for nonregistrants.
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