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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
8
In New York on April L the refined sugar prices dropped by 3 cents per 100 pounds at all sales outlets. The move affects buyers and traders, signaling a broader shift in the sugar market during today’s trading.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a printer in this city and a request to set a special tax or department action. References to April and 1855 hint at historical context, with unclear names and roles. The text remains unreliable for precise facts or dates.
In a spirited appeal from New York this April the Sound of Aly Wermen urges immediate passage of a bill authorizing the city to construct a light and air plant. Critics condemn high-handed methods and exorbitant charges by mercy service providers as the situation grows untenable.
In Helena a case astonished doctors as Virgil Woull appeared clinically dead after an anaesthetic during a hospital operation. Three physicians carried out resuscitation for half an hour with no sign of life until unexpectedly the patient gasped, revived, and began to breathe again, prompting astonished notes on the recovery.
The question of whether H C Corbin adjutant general UBA will be nominated to the Metropolitan Club, a leading private society, is before the club. High war department influence and army standing fuel division among members. A club committee will meet early next week to decide his admission, with ambivalent opinions from key backers.
A fragmented notice outlines city excavation rules in Ogden City. It cites inspection requirements, penalties up to 500 dollars, and contractor responsibilities for street digging, with references to nearby Ogden streets, dates, and city officials enforcing the ordinance. It mentions public works and quotes city officials about excavation standards and safeguards.
An advertisement from The South Specific Company in Atlanta touts S. S. S. as a perfect blood medicine that purports to destroy germs and poisons, restore lost strength, and cure conditions like rheumatism scrofula ulcers and blood poisoning. It includes testimonials and an offer for free medical advice.
Ogden City resolves to abandon the Northwest quarter of City Hall Square. The City Recorder is authorized to receive purchase or lease propositions and present them to the City Council. The council may consider a proposition from the Masonic Temple Association to lease the corner of Hudson Avenue and 26th Street for a Masonic Temple. City Recorder W J Gritchlow signs the action dated March 47 1903.
A description of spring hats featuring wide rose pink rosette centers and ribbons arranged on the crown and left side. Delicate white primroses with pink fringes, striped taffeta and mousseline trims, pale pink and blue color pairings, and cream embellishments are highlighted as elegant morning hat ideas.
Notice from the City Council of Ogden City to create Sewer District No. Os to construct a public sewer system extending along multiple streets including Washington Ave Quinney Ave and others. The district plans to add or extend sewers to existing systems with pipes sized 8 to 20 inches, funded by a special tax of an estimated 35,004.00 to cover construction and related costs.
The passage presents a muddled local notice or city record fragment with improvised names and scattered phrases. It mentions a date near April, references to a city council, property assessments, and a laundry or cleaning service address at 2310 Washington Ave.
The text is a garbled OCR passage listing various items, brands, and names with no coherent narrative. It reads like a rough catalog or notes with phrases such as creamery, bars, Nickel Mate, and numbers, lacking clear events or identifications.
In the Second Judicial District of Utah Weber County Charles Stoul sues Kate Farr and Fenbela Farr. A sheriff sale will occur on March 6, 190? at noon at the County Canal House Ogden. Property includes Lot 2 and 16 in Block 2 Valley View Addition, plus undivided 2/8 of Lot 7 Block 1A plat A City Survey.
A fragmented description of spring millinery features shows shapewares and piping, edging frills, and leaves. It notes petals, ribbons, and chiffon textures with metallic accents and iridescent finishes, highlighting dramatic yet refined hat productions.
The passage presents a garbled OCR fragment with many misspellings and nonsensical sequences. It references EABA and Vats terms, names like Nigel, Grimming, Miltivera, and mentions imagery of tables, beginnings, and branding. No coherent events or identifiable report.
The readable fragment mentions unclear names and locations, with garbled phrasing about a plan involving the south and north with a cement depot and Tabernacle. No coherent events or identities are established for a factual summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions private dinners and invitations to sample foods but contains numerous garbled words and lacks clear events or names to form a coherent summary.
A fragment describes an extra dinner on Sunday from 1 pm to something, with pricing about 25 cents. unclear details mention lunch row and a 2 centa or cent.
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