Ogden notices and rail updates from a period dispatch
Fragmented local notices describe Ogden area events and rail movements. Mentions shifts in trains on Harriman lines, special policing trains to Portland, fireworks, millinery openings, and weather-related delays with several trains arriving on time while Rio Grande routes face slowdowns. Also references a church event and community notices about fires and road travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philinping Constabulary
Pacific
Portland
Ogden
Grandalaid
la Mode
Harriman
Rio Grande
Grand Junction
Sparse OCR Fragment Highlights Film and Invention Vault
Fragmentary OCR text mentions GUUN PICTURES THE WANRERS OF NATURE THE GALLEY SLaAve THE STAMPEDE ROMANTIC ITALY and AEROPLANE. Indicates a catalog-like list of titles or topics with scattered proper nouns and possible brand names. No clear article event, date, or identifiable narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plolumery
Sai de Guun
Tan’ Faa
Italy
Wright Bros! Aeroplane
The Raincoat Keeps Its Fierce Friend in Rain
A fragment speaks of a raincoat that guards a friend in rain and fire. It imagines a loyal, lone garment that defines protection and identity, insisting no other clothing can match its power and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indash
Logan Band's Young Wrestler Aged Fourteen
A 14 year old Logan boy weighing about 207 pounds faces a disputed travel bill for a trip to Ogden to contest a prize against juvenile rivals. The logan team attempted to field additional players, including Leo Hansen Orlando Johnson Ive Smith and Grant Batteron, while the main Logan youngster drew acclaim as one of the region’s best. The article notes his vigor, height, and strong family ties, with his father a merchant and Orlando involved in the band. The Logan contingent plan to return home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leo Hansen
Orlanda Johnson
Ive Smith
Grant Bateron
Fisten
Wacis Venlie
Mat Caecied
Professor Niebel
Ant Vihey Widnel
Rowe Ensough
Inter Mountain
Logatr
Orlando
Eich
Logan Hank
Lasses of Scotland and Fair Lasses of Scotland Report
Bert Hadley writes from Laneton describing letters from Europe with Dr Wor hs. He recalls Glasgow Edinburgh and London visits, Bothwell Castle, Wallace legend, the Art Gallery, and the British Museum. The notes cover travel observations, language hints, scenery and roads, rail and street life, and a London stay with hotel and transport details.
Ellen Thomas Registration Announcement at 2738 Wash Ave
Ellen Thomas will register pupils on Saturday September 11 and Monday September 18 at 2738 Washington Avenue. The notice directs registration to residents from G to Tind. The tone is formal and local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Regrets Expressed Over Death of Harrisan
Expressions of sincere regret over the death of Harrisan are heard at Tallvord headquarters in Ida city and across the continent. Harrisan, a dominant figure with vast holdings and railway interests, was known for personal reach across the railway system and with officials at all levels. He was viewed as a great man in the railroad world and his association with many parties left a lasting imprint. The report notes his broad influence and suggests possible openings for others in related ventures. The passage also mentions a line about a National Casualty Company district manager appointment and a coal business note, ending with a brief fair schedule update indicating ongoing events.
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Hari Jrea
Peison
Tallvord
Ida City
Ial
Vaat Tillway
I Ue Vast
Harvian
Rehora
Dl Vialon
Faculty of the GH School Seeks New Teachers and Opens
The board reviews this year’s teaching scholarships and hires for the new high school term. A modern high school building is under construction at a cost of 102000 dollars with facilities planned to meet top standards. Principal J. C. Gross and staff, including V. S. Arebibeld and A. H. (Brown) Tri, are highlighted for their roles and qualifications as the district prepares for the upcoming opening of classes.
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Wali
Hills #8
Mille Avid
Board i Education
Minderiugh
Ogden
Igh
J. C. Gross
A.B
Carretén Callage
North
Held
Minn
Page
University of Utah_ Mtr Cross
Salt Lane
Schiolg
Bay
Hells Hatagt
Val
Innirugter
Eng Val
Hontey Wilags
Nteersil
Jon Chicago
Arebibeld
Brown Triswat
Alstors
Aretiibald
Princinal J
Deco
B.S
Ity
Benson
Babuuinle
A. My University
Aunsqurt Und Lyr Mawr College
Hazel B. Sleveny
A. Ry University
Utah
George, Brown
B. B
University of Utah
Mr. Brown
Northwestern and Utah instructors join new training program
A roster lists bail team af the TW. of U. coaches Jute Muddooi and Thomas F Haro, three years students at Northwestern University. Friant Thatchey, graduate of minimal training at Agricul turn College, Lagan Utah. Donald Beauverard, three years in arts at University of Utah and five years at Ollan Academy of Paris. La Martin from University of Chicago. Misp Ian Fainawaith, B.A. in arts instruction. Florence Jiral from A.A. University of Nelrdgk. May Kyte, A.D. A.M. from Park College and Hege at University of California and University of Chicago. Maur Tator from University of Michigan. Florence Lanning and Lillian Royce among others. The group, with plans drawn for new front and steps, aims to improve Tytyfourth Street’s appearance and citywide esteem.
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Jute Muddooi
Thomas F. Haro
Studeut
Northwestern University
Friant Thatchey
Agriculturn Colege
Lagan
Utah
Donald Beauverard
University of Utah
Ollan Academy of Paris
Iding la Martin
BR Cuniveraity of
Chicago
Misp
Marly Baw
Mrn
Ian Fainawaith
A. Bo
Bnalien
Florence J. Hiral
A.a.uitversity
Nelrdgk
May Kyte
Park Col. Hege
University of California
University of Chicago
Englinh
Maur Tator
T University of Michigan
Mite Banister
University of Quivfornia
Willard School of Berlin
Germany
Florence Lanning
Lillian Royce
Menominie
Wis
Tra Farr
Aalevetar
Goleste Anrer
Reopening of the Methodist Church After Renovation
The Methodist Church's tower and portico have been remodeled with modern styling and gleaming finishes. Work includes thorough brick cleaning and restored exterior painting. G A Graves oversaw the project. funds were raised by the Ladies Society as citizens supported the improvements for a brighter city appearance.
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Methodist
G. A
Graves
Eitihe
The
Ladies’ Society
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