Bustier Price List Notes Open Hours
The standard bustier price list will be open from dawn to closing with hours daily except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10 a.m. to noon, and the schedule is set for the wearied day.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
7
The standard bustier price list will be open from dawn to closing with hours daily except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10 a.m. to noon, and the schedule is set for the wearied day.
A fragmented local page lists scattered notices and ads including seed sales, travel mentions, real estate, loans, and business transactions. Names such as George J. Kelly and T. Re Freenin appear amid garbled text, with small price quotes and forthcoming sales in various city listings and shop notices.
An advertisement claims Hampton Brown Shoes for ladies, youth and children beat rival prices and offer instant quality. It also promotes millinery, notions and furnishings, inviting readers to try and become customers.
Fragmented clippings show a shoe store opening offer with souvenirs, a business visit to Lake City, a messaging about embroidries, a preacher invitation, a courthouse verdict, a paint shop lead, county poison distribution, and an estate appraisal. Names and places appear garbled, but the items reflect routine local notices and ads from a small editorial page.
A testimonial claims Grape-Nuts diet improves health and stamina for a frail student. The writer describes gaining weight and vigor after adopting the food, crediting a Chicago grocer Mr Weissenger with recommending the product and attributing his recovery to the nutty cereal.
Reported municipal court proceedings show Jack Sargent assaulted by several men. Several defendants pled guilty or were found guilty with sentences ranging from suspended to twenty to thirty day confinements. Disturbances at a saloon and show window damage also led to fines and convictions.
Chief Browning reports the capture of Charles Dolias on Washington Avenue after a shoplifting attempt at D. Eves Garment, where he pretended to inspect goods then exited with a pair of shoes. Officer Meisner aided the arrest near the Broom building. GE Clark is also detained on related charges.
Utah Sugar Company plans to employ Indians from the Washakie reservation along with Italians Austrians Japanese and others who will work in the Malad Valley. Manager R K Cutler reports a new road from Cortina to Garland nearly finished and says the farm cooperative in Bear River valley will hire any labor that helps harvest beets. No white labor disruption or opposition to this recruitment is noted.
Dr Venis Klopsch and Mr Clilson Willels of the New Sark Christian Herald arrived at a border town and recounted widespread famine across Finland from Helsingfora to Turnea. The expedition covered Northern Finland in three weeks by sled, noting hunger, fever, and measles with hundreds of deaths. American relief exceeding 125000 dollars is said to have averted a larger mortality. spring thawes may worsen conditions in April and May.
A chaotic scene at Pola Velodrome saw a falling figure during a flightly display as spectators watched. The injured man collapsed after a rope entanglement and was carried away by Palloon agents amid attempts to help. Doctors reported severe injuries with little chance of recovery.
The man known as Young, linked to the killing of Geo Yor, a Chinese gardener near Ogden, faces trial. Prosecutors seek conviction while defense argues for possible acquittal as appeals and new evidence emerge. Young escaped custody last year and a prior accomplice, Brown, is also involved in related violent crimes. County officials and prosecutors weigh bringing new testimony printouts to support the case.
Ogden reports Claude Williams of the Milwaukee line is in town. Eastbound passenger trains run on time, with snow delays on the Cororuly route and Rio Grande connections. Union Pacific announces April double tracking on Wyoming and Nebraska divisions, new engines of the 1900 class to be used, and heightened summer service with more crews. Southern Pacific tests a new conductor role on passenger trains, while track layouts near Rock Springs and Archor are planned or altered, and gravel pits open for supply.
A district court case from Simferopol concerns a wife aged about eleven and her husband, a well-to-do farmer. The desertion charge, a domestic dispute, and the child custody question are noted, with the court acknowledging a dowry of 1000 and the husband’s age difference.
Prices across Ogden market operate with no change since last week. Fresh produce and staples show varied cents per unit with multiple items listed in old style hunderweight and per pound terms. notable figures include produce and dairy items, meats, and canned goods priced in the era’s coinages.
Fragmented OCR lists transfers including parcels in Township 7 north range west and adjacent quarters, naming John Mayes and wife Mo WW Ty Mat, Sarah Geyner Twerrick Smathers, Taher M. Bidhiep, Wickington Fame Publishing Company, and Adwued fWieh. Amounts and exact boundaries unclear but reference to parcels in Ent 3 and South Ouglen river area.
Fringe thinly watched listing mentions low prices and an easy ten year payment plan. For particulars write Avell Om Ket, Willa, Loval Ayla Laiow Paetlle 2, Welands, Td WS Sevan East Sty Belt, Lake City.
In a fragmented report JOAN BATCHELER notes rising concerns as prices have not been raised in three years. The piece mentions a tense scene with farmers and local authorities, highlighting economic strain and regulatory gaps amid ongoing debates.
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