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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
7
A garbled notice outlines new Stard Ard hours opening from 3 a m to 65 pm daily except Sunday when hours shift from 10 m to 12 Hoon. The text is unclear but indicates a daily schedule update with adjustments on Sundays.
Notices instruct advertisers to file all changes for the evening edition by Tuesday pre standard telephone at the main office. Provides street addresses for the Ring Biliturial Room and Sings postal location and room numbers for submission.
The text lists scattered references across business names, court cases, social events, and notices. Mentions include Keller & Co, Rustroer, lakes, a federal court case against Verbasco with assets and exemptions, counsel T. R. O’Conbully, Gov. J. Kelly, Saturday dances at Southyrest, and social notices about the Fact family, garden seed deals, and a Surveyor General. It hints at a bustling community with commerce, legal actions, and social life.
A garbled ad touts Hamilton Brown Shoes as best for ladies, gents and children. It claims unmatched price and quality from the Fort’s largest shoe house, inviting customers to try and buy.
The piece notes a 11 o'clock meeting of the electrical workers union at Conley's hall on Tuesday April 14 1903 and mentions preparations for a bull. It also reports a wedding: Miss Myra Foulger and lover Av Pinke wed at 7 pm at 549 Twenty-seventh Street with Rev. Miner T Goshen officiating. The couple depart for the Northwest on the Oregon Short Line. Mentions wedding witnesses and the bride's social prominence. Also an insert about Easter dinner supplies and millinery sale at The Leader Wilkinery Co. 8385 Wash Ave.
Reports from Bow York dated April 20 indicate President Roosevelt has offered Angar Loy the post of United States ambassador should the mayor refuse renomination.
A vintage dietary guide extols a science based meal plan to ease stomach and bowel trouble, kidney complaints and heart disease. It urges simple meals with bread and butter, vegetables and soups, warns against heavy meals at midday, and links proper nutrition to better sleep and overall vitality.
Ogden market prices for last month show only modest shifts in fruit vegetables and staples. Dananas oranges and California goods edge up or down amid crop reports while hay and grain values hold steady despite seasonal fluctuations in supply and demand.
Ogden Packing Company reports 1000 to 2200 head of cattle fattened since January from the pulp feed. Lloyd Hansen ships trainloads to Portland and Quab, with more sales to San Francisco. Cattle and sheep fattened there bring profits and tastier, more wholesome meat for retailers and consumers.
The article extols basketball as a rapidly played indoor sport that stirs college spirit and patriotism more than football. It notes the game’s pace, self control required, and social excitement, mentioning a future match at Tester Park in May and a potential women’s game to showcase budding talent.
A Utah heritage event gathered descendants of Lorin Farr for an evening of reminiscence. Veterans and Marr family members led a display of artifacts, tales of early Utah days, and reflections on construction-era rail work linked to Farr and Windlow. The gathering featured long tables, roses, evergreens, and notable attendees including Aaron, Winslow, and local dignitaries.
A chaotic OCR recounts Sir Harry Westwood Cooper, alias Harry Ghatwood, an ex-convict once jailed in California for forging a telegram to a girl's mother. The piece claims he elopes with multiple partners, marrying in Broadway and San Francisco jails, including Mrs. Trane View Velden, amid sensational, unclear details and archaic editorial tone.
A shaggy report details a homicide near Spring Valley Wyoming with a missing vehicle, a burned car body, and a complex inquiry. An inquest named a 47 year old man described as five feet five inches tall with brown hair and beard as the victim. The investigation tied suspects to Ogden and Ogden area towns as authorities questioned a long list of persons.
An Ogden event notes Maccabees traveling to Camp Tp for an excursion on Friday April 17. The gathering includes a union station assembly with local officers and a grad march led by State Commander W.P. Gray. Activities span lodge room initiation and a dance hall gathering at Lake City with Maccabee and Banner Wives groups.
Amusement items describe a quirky scene with performers and a running joke about a singer named Matt and a Californian youth in a singing chamber. The piece hints at stage roles and local chatter, reflecting a lively but muddled page of entertainment notes.
Fragmented text describes a musical performance with vivid vocality and imagery. It mentions listening experiences and a group or event associated with All Greater Minatrols, hinting at a matinee and a date in April, though details are unclear.
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