Office of The Stand Aid Opens Daily All Week
The Stand Aid office announces daily hours from 9 AM to 6 PM with Sunday closure. The notice indicates regular weekday operations and weekly schedule details.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
11
The Stand Aid office announces daily hours from 9 AM to 6 PM with Sunday closure. The notice indicates regular weekday operations and weekly schedule details.
A sprawling, fragmentary list of names, places, and events fills the page. References range from business notices in Goshen and Washington Ave to meetings, repairs, and social updates, with scattered mentions of people like Keller & Co and Brigham Young University girls. The item reads as a chaotic snapshot of daily city life with many unreadable fragments.
A language filled advertisement touts Hamilton Brown Shoes as the world’s largest shoe house offering ladies, gentles, and children’s footwear at low prices. It promises quality and style, plus a selection of millinery, national goods, and furnishings.
A garbled OCR listing church lectures musicals and charity events across multiple venues. Highlights include a Carnegie Library reception, a lecture by Miss Squire on April 2 at 15 o'clock, ticket sales for 50 cents, and a May festival and bazaar at The M18 church with meals and drawings. Also noted are furniture sales, a library benefit baseball game, and civic notices about choir entertainments and neighborhood gatherings. Key names include Miss Squire, Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Leopald Ruachell, and local organizations such as BARROWS GRO. COL and The Southern Pa fifty engineers.
An OCR fragment recounts a reader's observations on using Postum Yao Coffee and Grape Nuts as breakfast, claiming headaches receded and vitality returned. The narrative mentions a husband who improves after adopting the regimen, noting changes in posture, vitality, and daily function as the product names appear amid health-focused anecdotes.
Reports state the Aspen Tunnel 15 reopening allows ten trains daily after slides halted service. Work resumed with special crews from Osten, moving earth and debris to restore the line. The first train through was No. 1 from Ogden heading east, as crews cleared slide paths and stabilized banks to prevent further danger. The Utah Construction company completed inspection and clearing, estimating at least seven days to finish full restoration.
Don Cadogan of Willemucca moves his family to Unt point as a part of a division crew is reassigned from a helper engine near Promontory. Frank Freeman, a Southern Pacific engineer injured last week in a collision, has returned to work though sore. A freight incident, derailment damage, and station line disruptions affect the Green River and Ogden runs, with several workers injured and trains delayed.
The Quincy school highlights orderly work across grades with Miss Marcia Lewis guiding fourth and fifth, Miss Andrews leading first grade, and Miss Crompton coordinating Friday programs. Visitors observed geography, arithmetic, singing, and recitations as teachers like Miss Skeen and Miss Clare foster progress and cheerful class room activity.
Schedule for the Gary area baseball league lists games to be played on Wednesday and Saturday each week from late April to early May. Schools and teams named include Weber Sinker, Business College, High School, Deaf School, Weber State Academy, Mel Monows High School, Yarcomb School for Deaf, and Yea ve. The document notes weekly matchups such as Weber vs Hair Belwuh and Business College vs Selnot, with several games titled Weber Stake and other labeled contests.
A report on edits to the Genegie treasury program with newly listed performers and speakers including Lavon, Mande Quy, and Quintin, plus the arrival of Rev. 2.1 Cighon veevee. The city hosts a reception and a library benefit with admission and child rates, while noting no deaths and urging care for common colds.
Detective Pandor and Osheer Wilson arrested laborer John Behnke this moon for alleged fraud connected to a railroad worker known as Wendy. The case centers on a large check used to obtain money from O neil Hrog at Owl saloon. The pair allegedly planned to flee with the funds after cashing the check, but the attempt failed.
The gas system at the Grand Forks depot has been expanded with thirty hydraulic units. Officials plan to lay new tracks to the west of the current depot to allow cars to be gassed up more efficiently. George Lockhemb led the crew, and the project is expected to be finished by Monday.
Typhoid fever spreads among Stanford University students and Palo Alto residents. By morning fifty to sixty cases were reported on campus with several workers hospitalized. Temporary hospital wards set up in Father Hall and Glisan dormitory as health officials act.
A reader from Cambria Mich praises Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription, claiming it saved her life and eased her pain. She urges suffering women to take the medicine, recounting how it strengthened her and helped her endure hardship. The note lauds Dr. Pierce as a benevolent healer and recommends his Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative.
Acknowledges heartfelt thanks for sympathy, aid, and expressions during a time of loss. Wishes comfort to friends and mentions those who offered help. Names Mara Wilson, William Willg, Emmred Hws Wivelli, Winston, Ogden appear with date April 17.
A parish concert series presented by the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church offers a Thursday evening program. The event features a variety of music by Mitch MuLiQuuer and Patlorewakl Viele Mumoreaque, plus selections from Moonshine and The Braok. Nine acts perform, including Winter Time and To the prime yw.
Fragmentary OCR lists transfers and names, with garbled titles and places. It mentions property dealings and potential notice elements but lacks clear dates, parties, or precise parcels. This item reads as a damaged real estate transfer notice with unreadable core details.
The quarterly conference of the Young Men's and Ladies Mutual Improvement Associations will be held Sunday evening April 1 at 7 30 in the Opden Tabernacle. The speaker for the evening will be Monde Vy tole erte with the topic The Aide sia af Cho Glave. The discourse will cover gospel preparation gathering of Israel and the coming of Mexeia. The Tabernacle choir will provide music and the occasion promises strong discussion on church topics.
An old advertisement asserts that catarrh cannot be cured except by Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Catarrh Cure directly targets the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts a proprietary blend of purifying ingredients and promises testimonials free, with J. Phinemy & Co. of Toledo Ohio as the props. The piece also mentions Hall's Trinity Bills as a best seller.
The readable text fragments refer to eye conditions, symptoms, and terms like Folorephoria and unc lear medical conditions. Mentions of treatment phrases appear scattered with unclear names and old style phrasing. The passage mixes diagnostic terms with nonsensical inserts and corrupted OCR.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Hew Machine Shop and Anju Steel with support for various repairs and machinery. The text lists equipment themes and potential projects, signaling a plan to supply or repair metalworking gear plus mention of a padded prop in a dated year. Incomplete names and dates limit specifics.
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