Ogden Public Schools Announce Major Improvements
The Ogden Board of Education reports extensive summer work across schools including a new high school wing costing about 310,000 with eight rooms and expanded study hall. A nationally trained faculty is in place with graduates from Harvard Stanford Wisconsin Chicago Michigan Yale Bryn Mawr and more. The plan also emphasizes sanitation upgrades and new music leadership by Jr. Cooper while Miss Eva Busch Louisa U Iowa Etta Butts and others will teach in eighth grade and early grades. Rental piano questions and school equipment upgrades are under Board review as the system positions itself for a strong start to the year.
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Board of Education
United States
Thomas
Harvard
Crandall
Preeman
Stanford
Joyce
Miss Kasson
University of Wisconsin
Harding
Mrr. Jacobs
University
Chicago
Thompson
Michigan
Yale
Walker
Bryn Mawr
Bannister
Berlin
Nome School For Girls
Germany
Stilwell
Acc
Rogers
Jr. Coope
Ogden
Ogden City
Eva Busch
University of California
Grant
Louisa Dy
University of Iowa
Madison
Etta Butts
Central
Pyris
Rapp
Washington
Miss J
Mound Fort
Coop
Tavill
Sf T
Miss Walker
Qesson
Generous Gifts Boost Colorado School for the Deaf
A Colorado School for the Deaf receives multiple gifts including a $10,000 library fund and $11,000 for land purchase. An additional $25,000 arrived from a late benefactor and $59,500 was allocated by the legislature for improvements. The enrollment stands at 85 with new dormitory space planned for the blind department.
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Talmage
Colorado School For the Deaf
Colorado
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania School For the Deaf
Spain
Henne
Woodburry
Salt Lake
School Preparations and Mounting Enthusiasm Across District
The article reports teachers arriving from Michigan and California to teach at local schools, with Principal changes and summer visits noted. It highlights football readiness at the high school, University of Utah scheduling two games, and a Friday teachers meeting at the high school auditorium. The Board of Education and community will welcome instructors as schools open Monday with strong expectations for the new term.
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Peredis Aretenea
Rooma
Elsa M. Dangers
Michigan
Hea Funera
Marlinon School
Kimdergarten School
A. J. Wilson
Logan
Seaman
Miss Snow
Madison
California
Miss Walker
University of Utah
Board of Education
Lee
Goshen
Coop
Weber River water flow and county allocations for week
The Weber River weekly flow ended Thursday Sept 3 totaled 480.59 second feet, including East Canyon Creek reservoir contributions. Water was diverted to canals and allocated among Summit Morgan Davis Weber counties with totals in second feet.
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Weber River
East Canyon Creek
Ollow
Summit County
Morgan County
Davis County
Weber County
Denver Man Kills Wife Then Ends His Life
H M Hayden shot his wife through the body at their Denver home and then fired three bullets into himself. A wrist wound, a chest wound, and a brain wound proved fatal for him. The wife likely dies. Both natives of Pennsylvania about 30, married seven years with no children. They had planned separation last Monday.
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Denver
Colo
H. M
Hayden
Pennsylvania
Runaway Mail Bag Causes Damage in Huntsville
In Huntsville Weber County on September 9, 1203 a mails carrier failed to deliver the bag due to intoxication. A horse attached to a buggy dashed through streets breaking buggy shafts. No other damage reported. Sister Exinia Petersen ill with cholera morbus but not in danger. The brass band under Prof. Chas Wright shows progress and district school opens Monday with good prospects. Heavy frost reported with ice on pond water mornings.
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Huntsville
Weber County
Ogden
A. C. Schade
Hans Andersen
Exinia Petersen
Tholera Morbus
Chas. Wright
Gladdened by Discovery of Schilling's Best Product
A shopper expresses relief and pleasure upon finding Schilling's Best items and notes gratitude toward the grocer for stocking them. The line hints at brand satisfaction and local market support.
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Schilling
Sports Score Summary Across Cities
The list records multiple city matchups with wins and losses. Cities include Wittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, St Louis, and others with varying scores.
Yesterday's Games Summary
Vitteburg 2. Philadelphia 7. Chicago 2. Brooklyn 3.
Standings from America League Basketball Season
The standings show Boston with 79 wins and 42 losses, Philadelphia 64 and 53, Cleveland 70 and 74, New York 60 and 56, Detroit 59 and 53, St. Louis 35 and 61, Chicago 34 and 635, and Washington 36 and 835.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Vwon
Detroit
Fo. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Baseball scores from early season games
St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 1 in one game while Cleveland blanked Detroit 6 nothing in the second. New York toppled Philadelphia 7 to 4 and Boston edged Washington 2 to 1 in separate matchups.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Undated league scores show mixed results across cities
A series of game results reports Milwaukee won 74 to 44 while Colorado Sprints led 72 to 45. Kansas City won 641 to 56, and Et. Joseph won 60 to 58. Denver lost 55 to 68. Pearle won 51 to 65. Omahia won 5 to 69. Des Moines won 50 to 17.
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Milwaukee
Colorado Sprints
Kansas City
Et. Joseph
Denver
Pearle
Omahia
Des Moines
Post reprints wild ride of famed horses
The piece notes the same horses used by the President’s party on the Lara mie ride and says they cannot be called gentle. Newspaper men barely kept up as the ride turned into a wild sequence of events.
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Mio
Laramie
Electrical Workers Special Train Leaves Denver for Salt Lake City
A special train of six Pullmans carried International Electrical Workers' Association members from Denver over the Denver & Rio Grande railway to Salt Lake City for the upcoming meeting. They spent the day sightseeing in Denver before departure.
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Denver
Conn
Denver & Pio Grande
Salt Lake City
International Electrical Workers’ Association
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Cheney & Co
Readers urged to trust Nell's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as constitutional, acting on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the patient. The firm offers one hundred dollars for any case failing to cure and cites testimonials.
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Nell
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
National Home Seeker's Low-Numbered Contracts for Sale
A brief notice from A D B Tensen, State Treasurer, offering low numbered contracts in Series A for sale. Purchasers can obtain loans, with a property purchase and an 11 year plan to repay the price at eight fifty per month plus two percent interest. Office listed over Lew’s Jewelry Store on Wash Ave, inviting calls.
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Lewis Jewelry Store
Wash
Ave
Tensen
State
Mer
Unclear matchups headline for city teams
Des Moines won the first game 1–0. In the second game Teoria lost 2–5 to Des Moines. Other noted scores include Milwaukee 6 Omaha 2 Denver 1 St Joseph 4 Kansas City 1 and Colorado Springs 7.
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Peoria
Des Moines
Teoria
Milwaukee
Omaha
Denver
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Business Men of Ogden Visit Irrigated District
Washington correspondents touring the region between Denver and Cheyenne traveled through Greeley and along ten miles of rich farm country. Senators Warren and Carey and Rep Mongell accompanied the party to Fort D. A. Russell and a evening parade. An irrigation congress opening recital by the Ogden Tabernacle choir prompted a plea for businessmen to excuse choir members from work.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado
Washington
Denver
Greeley
Warrén
Carey
Mongell
Wyoming
Fort D. A. Russell
Union Pacific Secret Service
Irrigation Congress
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Ogden
Fred J. Kiesel
L. W. Shortlilff
Board of Control
Weber County Mining Exhibit Seeks Ore Samples
Weber County fam ily and mineral exhibitors are urged to submit ore samples from their property with a locality and exhibitor name. Samples should be delivered in bags or packages to the Weber County Fair Grounds care of N C Baker, superintendent of Mineral Exhibit, by noon Monday September 4th. The notice invites visitors from other states to see local resources valued by the community.
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Weberounty Fair Grounds
N. C. Baker
H. C. Baker
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