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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
3
A bustling row of brief notices from Ogden includes shop openings, upcoming dances, and a court case. Items mention a Chain of merchants, a new late-night drugstore, a Baptist youth event, dance classes, and visits by Salt Lake and local officials, with assorted ads and reader notices.
The marines accuse William Sponvig Hie of desertion and possible involvement in crimes around Sal Latha. Authorities in Ball Lake seek him, noting the suspect’s probable movements and the delay in his capture while awaiting official intervention.
Mrs Anderson Margaret Ta Moyer Anderson died at her home after a long illness. She was born September ... came to Utube in 1866. She presided in Kanesville and was a member of the community, a cousin of Mrs David Beeles. Survived by children William Norbert Dabn Slewark and Alexander Moyen. Funeral services held at Kanesville with Bishop Pategon officiating.
Fragments describe a gathering of the Ladies of the Maccabees near Port Stuton, Michigan, for installation of officers and a grand ball at Contauts Hall. The visit includes a drill demonstration by a local lodge and officers from Ball Lake City, with attendees traveling from Lake Taiko Chiye and other lodges.
An OCR fragment reports a late snow storm affecting routes from Ogden to points west and east, causing heavy delays. It warns of disrupted wires and hazards to transportation, with trains slowed or halted across the Overland Route and related lines.
The funeral of a esteemed local figure was held this afternoon as city and county officials and many friends paid tribute. The service reflected deep respect with heartfelt eulogies and floral memorials from diverse community groups.
The Presbyterian church plans a multi day bazaar in the church basement, with a Thursday luncheon and a Friday supper. A varied sale includes household goods, crafts, and food items, plus entertainment by local youth groups. Proceeds support church renovations and a new choir.
garbled OCR notes list county recorder Mary Frooke and Inshand in Charles 11 with other named entities such as Hanteck and Tot 1 Wack J Grancey’s audition S1H0 RM Belle Spencer Lo William Eccles Park oP fats 1 and 2 blow ai phi 3 unclear real estate transfer details in a damaged record
Fragmented excerpt discusses substitutes for tobacco used by American Indians and a mountain abaces powder said to cause mental and physical wrecks. Mentions South Africa and camphor mint ingredients with adverse effects on smokers. Text is garbled and hard to parse.
Fragmentary ledger notes describe Sellinet Elephanta by measure with misread terms. An attorney is listed and a value of $20,000 appears alongside implied weight and height measures.
Morning court session hears Forbes, a drunk, plead not guilty to vagrancy and liquor charges. Several defendants, including Casey and Sharm, face fines or jail, with suspensions and quick detentions noted. Officers Brown and Burlew processed suspects, while Castile’s cases passed to earlier docket.
A Standard reporter notes in residence of Sirs McMurrin that Hilton Mull Toke and Ava Hilton are linked by rumors of reconciliation amid a divorce filing. McMurrin denies or avoids confirming these claims while family members remain silent.
Indications of threats to the cup defender being built at Bristol surfaced in April. A prior arson attempt targeted the hot shop. guards and watchmen were stationed at the works as fires were quickly suppressed and containment maintained.
A. Ollinger dominant ticket broker travels in Europe with United States connections. J. A. Monroe, Omaha Union Pacific freight agent, tours Cyden tua with business. R. F. Newlin, Salt Lake Burlington agent, canvasses Cyden on shipments. London reports note British railways outrunning American in safety. Denver and Rio Grande run record fast mountain trip to connect with Eagle bound trains. Angus Melride of Omaha rushes to his mother in Omaha.
Sedalia Missouri residents recount a morning incident as a dynamite mishap caused confusion and alarm with debris scattered near a local area street. No injuries reported. Police and fire units responded to the scene.
In St Leuid April en smith and others plotted murder by poison. They planned to swallow laa dann and wrote care for their act. Bertha and Miriam plotted with Helen Nyciet, but intervention occurred and they were rushed to a hospital.
Telegraph notes from April recount two events in Rew Yung involving a pelt. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text. The fragment hints at a local matter or exchange but lacks verifiable details.
April reports note the ams Farm, the era’s oldest paper, will end publication this Sunday after more than forty years. The new owner plans to maintain a single live editorial staff, with features continuing. Sparta of the Dimes and Lowelliftyass. also indicate nonlitued features. In other dispatches, Wutt8W Yoills operatives threaten no disruption as protests calm. treasury balance figures are published. Shaffer likely to be reelected amid limited opposition. candidate Tavis Ceiod withdraws from race as party cohesion holds.
Amsterdam April 1 The workmen defense committee announced a plan for a midday general strike but the action proved ineffective as a meeting of unions objected and continued the strike without committee consent. The vault hindered committee members from heating. The exception of diamond matters remained unsettled.
New Orleans reports show river levels rising as the Mississippi floods push agriculture and transport toward disruption. Government readings indicate the river near a critical threshold, with the water nearly reaching twenty feet after days under that mark.
The edition from the Press and Bindery of the ton Publishing company reviews major legal updates. It lists changes to mining, school bank, marriage, fool and dilley laws, state sharp inspector laws, and other important measures, reflecting substantial revisions across the code.
The narrator describes sleeping in a Kong with brick walls and no beds, noting an Anglo Saxon would sleep inside a kong or not sleep. He studies Chinese practice using pookas, quilted sacks tied and folded around sleepers, which roll with the wearer. He buys leather galoshes, sews them, and creates straps to hold his setup, enabling him to sleep in China.
The article explains finger spelling for the deaf and duu, estimating a band speaker can form 260 letters per minute, adjust for pauses to 218 letters, divide by five to yield 43 words per minute for a fairly expert deaf person. A speechful person may speak about 160 words per minute.
A garbled note states every customer spending two dollars or more received a framed image titled Tare aoh's Horses. The pictures were reportedly better than anticipated, with tomorrow's event offering a picture with each two dollar or more purchase.
A garbled note shows Whety Wepnel demanding no apology from the dey of Algiers for an insult to the British regyle. The text mentions a boy and a request to Dip Raph, with unclear references to the Tenet of beard and a Gentleman's Magazine.
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