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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
7
The business office of THY L AND will be open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. every day except Sunday. Day hours will be from 1 a.m. to 12 noon.
A fragment of Ogden newspaper items lists community happenings and commerce. Items include a Sacred Weather academy ceremony, livestock and retail ads, furniture firms, a law issue, arrivals in Ogden, and a baseball game planned for April 29 at the library grounds with local dignitaries and entertainers.
The ad touts Hamilton Brown Shoes made by the largest shoe house in the world offering footwear for ladies, gents, and children. It claims unmatched style and quality at a competitive price and invites customers to try them to become regular shoppers.
Ving Ogden Bee delegation to display a drill Friday evening at the academy, April 15. Admission 25 cents. Walter Oakey reports a hip injury from a recent accident. Local social events include a Westminster party, a church supper, and a dance at Southwell's Hall. Community notes mention home movement of Alfred Brown and wife to the rectory at 827 Twenty-third Street. The Richardson marriage is planned at 2210 Adams Avenue with remarks from Rev. Alfred Brown.
The Gay South Sea Pacific brakeman Oscar Cross faces attachment proceedings filed by Pr I B Forbes over unpaid bills. The case alleges Cross owes Dr Brick Towich and King and others for debts tied to a ring he allegedly took from a man named Take pil. Cross is not Ogden resident and previously lived in Wichita Kansas.
A reader recounts using Craye-Nuis products after failed medical advice, noting weight gain from 88 to 105 pounds and improved energy and vigor. The testimonial credits the remedy with restoring appetite, regular bowel movements, and overall vitality after trials with multiple physicians and proprietary cures.
In police court tomorrow a case of disturbing the peace centers on a confrontation near Utocks between Grand and Lincoln when Brown his wife and another man shouted insulting remarks The assailant allegedly stole $200 from a man named Vayan and was arrested after entering the Central hotel Captain Brown transported him to the station where he was booked on disturbing the peace depositions include $200 in a check and $11 in cash and a $10 appearance deposit was posted.
The Electmea Workers of Ogden held a dazzling ball at Conroy's hall. Juminum lite decorations covered the exterior and interior, with multicolored lights, a third story illuminated wheel, and a central star canopy. Guests enjoyed an impressive display of electric designs, including a glowing Welcome sign and dynamic ceiling lighting.
A landslide near Aspen An Trainy blocks the line toward Evanston. It is the fourth slide. clearance may take six to seven days. Ulah Construction sent twenty more carloads to the scene while all passenger, mail, and fast freight trains divert via Pocatello. A daily stub service operates between Ogden and Evanston.
Arbor Day was observed at the school with students gathering in the chapel at 9 40 for a program titled The Groves Were Gods Mrs Lan 5 Athar Day and a later baseball game. The event featured a lineup of pupil names and performances by many students as part of the day’s activities.
Readable text fragments describe an event with a committee, participants, and a location. References include Abbot Daye, Petrits, and Moe at storapan, with mentions of a game at Hue and a ceremony involving Dr Lory and Ariba. Details are unclear but indicate a local gathering or meeting with multiple named individuals.
Senator Thomas Kirn of the state committee reviews plans in Ogden for President Roosevelt's visit. The canyon trip is abandoned due to time, with a five o'clock departure and uncertain program. City committees weigh logistics as promises to meet in the city hall for a formal decision on arrangements.
Renowned attorney of Chicago and early pillar of the legal firm scene, DPAN Onged, died today after a lengthy illness. He was widely known for his expertise and contributions to local law and civic affairs.
A fragmented roster of letters and addressees lists numerous individuals from Mrs. Dora to Alberta Sysas0n and others. The document appears as an outbound mail list with names, titles, and partial spellings, urging recipients to respond within weeks or have items sent to the dead letter office. Several organizational names surface including Portynich Academy and Grand Union Oil and Petro, alongside a miscellaneous mix of personal names and initials.
Notice reports annual weeding of din weretheld ays of in Wehr County. The document names WGAIR as President and 0. M. KUNYON as Attorney. The exact dates and details are obscured in the OCR but indicate a formal notice with official signatories.
Notice of dissolution regarding half interest in Stone Bros Meats and Groceries at 120 201. Stone, assuming utilities, will collect all notices, public papers, and pending matters. public notice issued by Oden Tah on April 24, 1103.
Amusements notice highlights Neutenter ateractinn stage act in Ogden. Michael Dooley leads the principal company in a show praised for musical comedy and Irish entertainment with star performers like Lillie Mason and Timothy Finnesay. Cast includes Holsy Newcatel, Harry dglinact, Charles Kaye, Lilllin McMaseey, Bernyeo Child, and more, promising lively performances and international tours.
The piece pieces together names and references to political figures and artists amid a turbulent epoch. It mentions Lewis Merrisars Minat and figures linked to British elections, New York artists, and cultural themes. The garbled OCR yields uncertain associations but hints at a formal approval process and critiques of virtue and leadership amidst turmoil.
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