Heywood Declares Candidacy for Ondenely Mayor
Abbot St Heywood announces his bid for mayor of Orden, vowing continued city improvements and expansion of parks and public grounds within finances. He backs water supply upgrades, sanitation, and timely payment of warrants, asking for bipartisan voter support in the upcoming primary and November election.
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Abbot St Hoywood
Resterday
Teele Henpa
Ondenely
Norrasberta
Krounda
Concerni
Ejrle
Gxden
Sitk
Orden
Eliy
Elvie
Eden
Ogden
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Heywood
Court adjourned until October due to Judge Agee’s absence
Department No 1 of the district court led by Judge Alfrid AW adjourned this morning under Judge A E Pratt until October 1. All cases are held over for a week due to Judge Agee’s forced absence. Judge Agee is reported ill with illness and is not expected to conduct court for several days.
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District Court
Alfrid AW
A. E. Pratt
Agee
Cholers
Ife
GED Higley Seeks Change of Venue
George Wigley filed for a district court change of venue for his case against Peter Mew Farland. Higley seeks a different judge than A K Pratt due to alleged prejudice. The matter involves disputed cattle ownership and a prior municipal court verdict.
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Higley
George Wigley
District Court
Acales
Peter Mew Fariand
A. K. Pratt
Iixa
Colin
McFarland
Highey
McParland
Dairies
Married couple in Leadville divorce after 2 years
A divorce decree granted Jerusha and Lon, residing in Leadville, after two years of marriage. The complaint alleged desertion and failure to provide support. The couple separated in March 1890s with claims of mutual fault and disputes over earnings and living arrangements.
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A. E. Lratt
Ull
Leadville
Cols
Leo
Ala
Harvard Student Dies in France Tragedy at Orpheum Theatre
A Harvard student died in France after injuries from an incident tied to a rehearsal and performance schedule described in a chaotic snippet. The fragment mentions the Orpheum Theatre and a period involving multiple shows and performers, including references to Tani Heatley and Eureka, California, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Orpheum Theatre
Patis
Tani Heatley
Chicago
Wervard Windrot
Cokan & Warris
Caresn Ricks
Eureka
Cal
Pantages Vauderillr
Fieldernice
Ats
Paulice Marr
Beauty Chorus
Eatce Viner
Rev John Hyslop Returns as New Episcopal Minister
Rev John M. Hyslop, longtime pastor of the Church of the Good Shepherd, will return to take charge of the local church on Sunday October 7. He has served eleven years at St Mark's Episcopal in Aberdeen and will be installed after vestry approval and Bishop Burkeen's consent. His departure from Aberdeen follows forty miles from his home, with family and friends in the state lamenting the move.
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John U. Hyslop
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ogo
Hyslop
Aberdeen
South Dakota
St. Mark's
Ton Caurt
Burkeen
Ayalop
Orden
Bast Lave City
Guldlog
Tey
Thin City
Htte
Damascus
Templar
Alexander Mitchell Public Lbrary Board
Eight Boys Entertained by Home Folks in Wear Ogden
Certified men for the new draft army from Mopper Ranesville and Wilean will be entertained at the home of A C Call in Wear Ogden with a revenue party and farewell. Eight district men, who have been called, will participate in the event tonight. Mr Call, a county draft board member, plans a large farewell send off. Some will march on the ancestral and the boatill not be taken until the October call. William Lows des, Frank Stratford and W R Skren will speak.
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Mopper
Ranesville
Wilean
A.C. Call
Wear
Ogden
Bern Walle Tower
Call
Lald
Wilson
Boyn 9 Royal
William Lowsdes
Frank Stratford
W. R. Skren
Eprak
Orchard Fire Sparks Damage Suit in District Court
E. Re Kemp sues Short Linn railroad for 500 dollars claiming negligence caused a fire along the right of way between Ogden and Rail Take. The blaze burned 108 apple trees on Kemp’s farm, trees five to seven years old, starting June 39, 1507, from sparks and debris.
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E. RE. Kemp
Rego Short Linn Railroad
Kemp
Ogden
Rall
Rogtor
Amon B Barton Enters Naval Service From Ogden
Amon B Barton son of Charles W Barton of Ogden Savings Bank sails for San Francisco to join the United States Navy He will hold the rank of paymaster and serve in the twelfth naval district His education includes Ogden High School and the University of Pennsylvania He planned to complete college this year but chose to serve the nation instead The Ogden youth is well known locally with prior experience in business offices and clerical work awaiting assignment in the naval service
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Harmon BD. Barton
Charles W. Barton
Ogden Savings Bank
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Hatton
Ogden
Ie Tea
Ogden High School
University of Penneytsa
Aia
Ifn
Drake
Do bin Bit
Warfo Dian
Neilu Mons
JOGINGON ANSWERS CHARGES AGAINST CHIROPRACTORS
The Standard prints a chiropractor’s defense arguing lawmakers misread chiropractic as medicine. He urges four years of high school and three years of chiropractic college, claiming chiropractic rests on innate intelligence and spinal health rather than drugs. The piece emphasizes protecting the public and advancing practitioner qualifications.
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Alate
Ees
Tate
Renanradls
Chiropractors versus medical doctors on kidney health dispute
An extended argument defends chiropractic methods as natural healing against medical drug and surgical approaches. It asserts misalignment of spinal nerves affects kidney function, condemns drugs, and urges doctors to learn chiropractic science to relieve suffering and protect patients. It names chiropractors and associates and frames the stance as moral and practical.
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C.D. Jouneox
D.C. Pit
T. J. McKell
D.C
A. Thompeon
D.C. Th. C
Submarine Story Not Confirmed By Navy Department
Washington September 17 The Navy Department completed investigations into rumors of a submarine with the New England coast and a foundation for repair was noted though details remain unconfirmed.
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Wasilington
Navy Department
Parade and Firework Display Delight City Saturday Night
Thousands lined Washington avenue to view a Military Fashion show parade and a patriotic display. Battery B soldiers led the marching, with foreign nation representations and bands entertaining spectators. A grand fireworks show at Greenwood park drew strong applause, while the Glenwood battle scene impressed but faced planning issues. Soldiers stormed a fort amid shells, bombs and tracer effects as Red Cross crews aided wounded reenactors. Local bands performed, and international participants earned cheers from France Belgium Greece China Japan and Italy. Battery B arrived after dusk and was feted by Red Cross volunteers before marching to Glenwood park.
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Washington Avenue
Battery B
Greenwood Park
Mouch
Glenwood
Battery Bs
Shelin
Ebot
Red Crossenurace
Fae
8. P
Ingham
France
Belgium
Greece
China
Japan
Italy
Belelues
Fonn
Ramterger
Fang
Ted Cross
Glenwoed Park
Rrr
Salt Lake
Daily Market Report from New York and Omaha details selling pressure
Market observers note resumed professional selling in New York with heavy declines in St Paul and Bethlehem Steel sliding toward multidecade lows. Coppers weakened while rails such as St Paul Reading and Canadian Pacific fell three points. Omaha receipts reach 3800 with cattle and sheep steady to higher. Chicago hogs see limited gains amid strong demand, and raw sugar prices hold steady with fractional shifts across grades.
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Indica- Hong
St- Paul
Sotac
Marine
Beth Jebem Fiteel
Polate
Texan Company
Bret Sugar
Alebrake
Central Leather
Bethlehem Steel
Steel
Ike St. Paul
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Louisvlle
Delaware and Hudson
Northern Pacific
Polota
Chicago
Forders
Corn and Wheat Prices Fall on Weather News and Market Pressure
Chicago reports Dec and May corn declines as warm weather favors ripening. Oats weaken while widespread selling and embargo talk dampen demand. Wheat receipts rise in the Northwest, with prices closing slightly lower and traders noting neutral shipping restrictions and liberal country offerings.
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Chicago
Tran
Liverpool
I Northwest
Duluth
Mionezpatis
Lobster trade reshaped by war and Canada control
War limits luxury imports pushing lobster from canned markets toward domestic shelves. Canada holds 90 percent of the world supply and exports have shrunk to meet Allied needs. US and UK consumers face tighter access as production concentrates in Nova Scotia and related facilities expand to fill wartime demand.
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America
Canada
Western stock list and theater ad crowd at COZY Theatre
New York Stock List shows prices for American Beet Sugar and dozens of issues including American Car and Foundry and American Locomotive with various yields. An entertainment note highlights Douglas Fairbanks black comedy Double Trouble and Slips and Slackers at the COZY Theatre with showings today tomorrow and Wednesday.
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