Utahns Off for Boise to Attend Irrigation Congress
A Utah delegation of about 250 members left Ogden at 9 tonight to attend the Boise Irrigation Congress. The party includes D. F. Furies, B. W. Eccles, and others, with officials and journalists from major papers. They are traveling aboard a private car in a party of nine, headed for Boise to advocate petitions and social matters.
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Bttralx
D. F. Furies
Harriman Hoes
B. W. Eccles
American Breit A4
HelWaband
Tualclans
Fairshoeith
Salt Lake City
Boise
Granger
Woo
Washingon
D.C
Dir
Barley
Nina
Ogden
Los Angeles
Alfred Darrow
Omahs
Heagtt
Anokey
Harry J. Brows
Crep
Oregonian
Ira EL Besnell
San Francisco
James Has
Washington
M. Ho Thorpe
Sehula
Little Rock
Arkh
Pullman
D. Neshist
Pittsburg
Charles & Smith
Aspe Pretz
Giltos Gardner
Neww Peper
Ihs
Fileréat to Ye astern ood older deadepy and relates the travel plans
The passage lists names like Mr Meonett Mr Crowe and Mr Gardner bound for destinations such as Mewée Cas mca and California. It notes Western prosperity inquiry and political forecasters, with warnings about malice and implied dangers from impure substances and blood disorders.
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Meonett
Mewée
Crowe Ie Poicg
Casmca
Gardner
California
Arisa
Oktahows
Indiay
Rea Bren
Intermountain Fair Opens With Speed Program At Great Falls
The Intermountaln Fair opens in September featuring a Speed Program with races timed to start at 2 PM daily. Entries include country horse races, saddle events, and trotting heats with entry fees and purses. spectators urged to attend and support the fair.
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Air
Bleba
Ogien
WB. Wrest
Upristentent
Seetesseesenae
Oueball
Excursion to Wyoming by Rail Offers Wide Route
Travelers can ride from Vin DA RG to Wyoming for 30 dollars round trip including Prairie Lovell and Coler. Tickets valid for return within thirty days with open top observation cars through canyons and notable scenery via the Beale Route through Colorado Springs and Denver.
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Benet
Prairie
Lovell
Reval Gorea
Grant Casyea
Colorado Springs
Denver
Canycee
Driggs Family Attends Deaf Teaching Conference Abroad
Driggs and family traveled from the east to Montreal Philadelphia Washington and Chicago after the Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf meeting. About ten hundred teachers gathered for lectures and discussions on teaching methods. Driggs spoke on a paper by Weaver and helped plan future sessions for deaf educators.
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Drlega
Yeutentey
Dre. Talggs
Chicago
Whattleg Mead
Mrv
Mrs. Driggs
Montreal
Canada
Grestakes
New York City
Patladelphia
Washington
Puruburg
United States
Ametich
Driggs
Weaver
Europe
Heelan
Everts
Ogden
Sermon Refers to Early Labor Laws and Liberty
Rev J E Carver spoke on Matthew 10 1 focusing on liberty and labor rights in early America. He cited 1633 Massachusetts laws restricting carpenters masons and other workers to two shillings a day and punishments for overpayment or underpayment, noting how the era shaped labor unions and the push for better conditions.
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Mr. Carver
Oer Land
Massachubetts Tay
Nostover
Pricone
la Beux Road
Angro Line
The Worthy Expositor on Labor and Providence
The text argues work bears divine meaning beyond wages, praising honest labor as a path to salvation. It contrasts modern exploitation with noble crafts, citing lace makers and royal garments to illustrate dignity in toil and the need for fair recompense under God.
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Waal
Ufes
Alexander
Bayeux
Hip Quero
Aveukor
Making
Retter
Brixbier
Thors
Eline
Victoria
At the Grand Last Night Shown by Theatre Company
Jo sh Arthur presents a drama at the Grand featuring Florina Harper in a South life tale of desire and tragedy. Harper’s natural performance and a well balanced cast, including Jos Detrick, blend comedy and pathos. The production showcases strong dramatic moments with engaging characterization and a versatile troupe.
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Georels Harper
Expany
Wenana
Josh Arthur
Ilih
New York
Grand
Floormia Harper
Bioo Joezs
Les Harper
Ivo
Harper
Caltere
Jeter
Eifé
Renton
Hhe le
Mies Harrwe
Jos
Detrick
Yeading Ma
Arcrape
Blue
Jes Will
Nevada mining surge drives proposed Twin Falls power link
A late 19th century report describes a Nevada mining venture led by Setar J. Chiver reforming Salarcay with a $2,000,000 capitalization. It notes prospecting in Esko Eel 1d Mining, sample results, and a plan to connect Twin Falls to Tuscorors by a power line. The piece highlights strong investor faith and anticipated rapid production, with future expansion tied to regional transportation and electrical infrastructure. It mentions the Sierra Nevada Mining company and a call for active organization.
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Setar J. Chiver
Salarcay
Twicorora
Neva
Reparte
Eecarora Company
Larot
Denver
New York
Mincosots Capitaliets
Haarreepity Bad
Carpe
Lonoagea Vigat
Elio” Celipan
Rownty
Twin Falla
Tus Corors
Sumelint
Copitel Bassary
Tercera
Driver
Sierra Nevada Mining Company
Tamate Catchup and Peel on a Polling Post
Fragmented text refers to a polling scenario with a plan to bring something to a polling place and have an outcome decided by a stalled or uncertain event. Names and places are unclear, offering little verifiable detail for a full news card.
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Stromer
Recipe fragment with measurements and instructions
Fractional measurements for a sugar and salt mixture, spices and cayenne, with a boiling and simmering process. Mentions amounts like one fourth two crotol of salt, one eighth teaspoon cayenne, and one quart of rinera. Describes heating, steeping, filling bottles, and wiping with a hot cloth.
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Rinerat
Bulox
Notice of Restricted Payment Dates and Accounts
Oxden and Kept 1 1900 notice limits certain bill payments to specified accounts. After the date, other payments require approval. Charles Haricg accounts, and references to plows and Park Chigedt appear. The wording is garbled but indicates a formal restriction on expenditures and acknowledgment of meeting requirements.
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Oxden
Travel pair from Ogden to Ely eyeing mining ventures
Lee Glecker and W. M. Arkins traveled from Ogden to Ely via Nevada to view mining properties. They spoke of optimistic irrigation support and expected strong crops from the venture, asserting ongoing productivity and potential wealth.
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Lee Glecker
W. M. Arkins
Ogden
Ely
Neva
Busiaae
Onder
Po Reaton
California Excursion Report Muted Travel Notes
The fragment lists travel routes and places including California, Los Angeles, San Pedro, and other locations with unclear dates. It reads as a garbled itinerary or excursion log with references to ports and towns but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Tea Making Test Properties of Te Watt Water Tasting
The article discusses testing tea made with hot water and notes how water quality, temperature, and steeping time affect tea color, aroma, and strength. It mentions central effects from hot water, tips for drawing flavor, and how leaves release compounds during brewing.
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Rentart
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