To the People of Ogden Read this Appeal to You
A long public letter from A. G. Fell and T. B. Browning to Ogden citizens defends the Utah Power and Light company franchise grant for fifty years. It addresses criticisms about rate setting arbitration, city indebtedness, and the city’s electric light policy, arguing arbitration protects taxpayers and preserves city options for future systems.
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Ogden
Commis
Utah Power & Light Company
Merchants’ Tights& Power Company
East Lake City
Ogdes
Sigbtelning
Might Company
Suarero
Owen
Salt Lake City
Open City
Utah
Ogden City
Ontelec
Stendardy Vee
Bec- USA
Glsemann
Teich
Naltor Stardant
Fourtil
Ogden Pedpin
Updes City
Airvet
Uey
St Orden City
Osdeo City
Standart
Théro
Pany
Oxden
Folster Bianchard
Gut
Stoners
Kiltor Blanchard
Commierlontra
Saldelty
Ai Edulesson
Hight
Standard
Treasury
Ordencahyon
Orden City
Desa
Mlasmann
Canot
Tsits
Light Company
Blanchard
Itig
Citzens
Rand
Passaca
Incellos
Oden City
Mide
Atate
Ericealaily
Feglalamure
Buandard
Lght Company
Hzbt
A. G. Fell
T. B- Hrowning
Uhiuis
Berry Picking Beside the Old House Sparks Old Flames
In a rural tale, Mollie and her daughter Mary encounter Joe Lane and reclaim memories from their youth. Mollie remembers their past romance as Berry season reveals ties to a widow's bequest and a chance for reunion, with Joe seeking reconciliation and Mollie weighing a new life.
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Joe Lane
Mollie
Mary
Uolte
Joe Newell
Bu Tal
Molils
Abe Wan Agale
Bridal Couple Seeks Country Home as Agent Reveals Unoccupied House
A bride and groom visiting a hill country village inquire about a vacant house. The real estate agent explains the home is unoccupied and connected to the couple’s search for a quiet place to live and commute. In a curious exchange the groom asks about the agent’s name, learning he is Dolty, with the bride surprised by the reveal.
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Wren
Bere
Russell
Tale Horse
Bugsy
Betty
Matty
Old Blueberry Patch Tale Of Rights And Wills
By Walt Gregg a tale unfolds around Mollie and Joe Newell as a tangled courtroom discovery reveals Susan Adams and Silas Munroe once owned a blueberry patch. Deeds show they transferred rights to each other upon marriage, later divorced, and bequeathed away the rights before death. The old papers reveal the patch’s fate and the enduring quirks of property law.
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Susan Adams
Silas Munroe
Gussa
Silag
Susan
Love and a cottage gift in a village tale
An old woman recounts a cottage legend in East Mile describing steps of love and inheritance. Joe and Mollia confront a legal tangle and a shared future as the tale links a lifetimes worth of devotion, memory, and a family secret tied to a bedrock promise.
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Alona Wisnatte
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Jos Newell
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Mullis
Eyra
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Hera
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