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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
3
Monday morning a remarkable sale of gloves launches in Ogden with 50 dozen ladies gloves in white black and colored priced from 1 to 2 dollars and all sizes offered at 50 cents a pair. Some pairs have been tried on slight soil or repairs. exchanges or returns are not allowed. Every pair a bargain.
Advert says stylish oxfords for 2.50 replacing models at 3.00 and 3.50 that lacked quality. Features include patent kid and plain French and Cuban heel, appealing to buyers who want value and style.
A local note invites Embroidery Workers to a free one week art class. It promises simple, improved stitches and welcomes hobbyists with home supplies or new enthusiasts to join.
Readable remnants describe Battenberg braid options and thread spools offered at a sale next week. Mentions designs and instructional week with unstressed phrasing, noting a local shop or vendor is running the promotion.
The article advertises Wright's Baby's Millinery with a new season sale. Babies invited to try hats matching ladies styles as winter caps prove too warm. Fresh hats use materials like Swiss, chiffon, white lawn, ginghams and remnants priced to attract buyers this week.
The Smoke Moresco introduces the S5c cigar, labeled union made. The brief note highlights the new product designation and manufacturing origin, signaling a shift toward union illustrated production.
Readable fragments show varied items from free Igivsons to ark projects, library opening, and local sales. Mentions political figures Weed Smoot and depot fronts, plus ads for clothing, seeds, and garden plants. A noted obituary note and local officials referenced appear amid miscellaneous notices.
The notice previews upcoming bargains across every department. It promises underpriced articles from all sections and urges shoppers to plan ahead, bring a fist to shop quickly, and avoid forgetting needed items.
Weekly sale offers muslin shirts and gowns with neat finishing and ample styles. Gowns from 49c to 88c, shirts at $1.29, cambric gowns and chemises with embroidery, lace trimmings, and ruffles. Dainty corsets of batiste and lace trimmings featured for one week.
Odd stock pieces and regu lar stock offerings reduced to sell. Embroideries and edgings priced per yard from 2c to 5c, with various quality grades. Portelain wutlans fay shirt waists feature artistic designs in multiple sizes. Woven metal wrist purses offered in small sizes with silver gold and gun metal finishes.
Accounts from the municipal court show Joseph Varney, a boy, fined ten dollars for killing a dog. The proceedings note the dog was in the street when killed and discuss related incidents including arrests for disturbing the peace. Several neighbors and other youths faced charges, with varying pleas and suspensions.
Fragmentary OCR lists players and teams with scattered names and positions. The text references a baseball schedule or matchup involving teams and individuals, but most details are garbled. No clear game result or full roster is discernible from the readable fragments.
A garbled OCR item reports alleged misrepresentation involving Durriys Lni and others connected to a Baden Ravitting case. The text mentions antigens, city authorities, and a demand for action against certain people, with unclear names and dates.
A brief local item reports a rusher from Ogden joining others in a protest over rights issues tied to a recent public event. The act drew attention from bystanders and prompted police presence near the main square. Community leaders urged restraint while calling for peaceful demonstration and dialogue.
Flattering belts and a wide array of beads in many colors are advertised for the new spring costumes. The shop promotes flat cloaks, waistlines, and shirtwaist suits, with beads ranging from oval corals to imitation Japanese pearls and glass options. Also offered are small trinkets to wear on chains, coin belts, jeweled pencils, perfume bottles, and new gowns, shirts, and walking skirts.
An elderly man entering Ogden State Bank was knocked down by a cyclist riding on the sidewalk along Twenty fifth Street. Both fell. the bicyclist rode off without inquiring after the man’s injuries. Reports note a second similar incident near Reed hotel in recent days.
Arbor Day at Eden public schools featured a student centered program focused on tree planting. Teachers and volunteers directed the activity as students planted trees on the west side of the yard while neighbors and parents attended. The event included readings, recitations, and songs about trees and botany, with students presenting compact performances and showcasing the day’s actions.
For those who cannot come to the store we will send the Delineator promptly if ordered by phone or by post. The May issue features Pink photographic illustrations, Mary Hartwell Catherwood serial, Washingtons houses, Blanche Bates photos, and Needlework and homemaking features. Special observances and articles on fashions, gardening, and housekeeping accompany the issue.
Amusements recount a grand production titled Reaping the Unrest set in Clarksville Ohio with scenes in Loninville and Naverville. The tale centers on Ruane innovations and wartime atmosphere, featuring Mis aeteoeill and the Nistarie Kraut Tavern amid a snowy setting on Christina Ave with home scenes at Poverty Reis and St Callindra as Wardens applaud the production.
Reports from European ports indicate a record month on Ellis Island with 82 000 migrants expected by May. At the close of April, 4 000 aliens were processed and past records show a surge in arrivals over recent days amid a crowded port scene.
Fragmented OCR lists standings and names including J Natt, Td Warton, Feanessing, Balto, and Philadelphia New Workwear. No clear narrative or dates. reads as a partial standings table from a local paper with multiple garbled proper nouns.
A fragmentary report describes a dispute aboard a boat with multiple Afro American passengers. The scene escalates as witnesses react and the vessel is diverted toward the City hospital where medical staff attend to the injured and tense exchanges occur between involved parties.
Short list of sale items announces silk waists cut to 3.95 from 5 to 7. Describes waists in taffeta silk in black and white and various colors with trims. Also advertises related notions and toiletry items with low prices.
Pittsburg beats Cincinnati 2 to 1 with a first inning error by Campbell and Neyte reaching on the play. Oakland and San Francisco played to 4 all and Los Angeles won 3 to 4. Reports from London cite German dissatisfaction over a Marseilles welcome for a European squadron, with no invites extended to Kiel. Multiple names arrive at the Reed over the past seventy four hours in various cities.
A local advertisement lists curtains and window coverings with low prices. Nottingham curtains, muslin drapes, Arabians, and Whitt Bobinel options are promoted along with curtain hardware like brass extension rods and blinds. Prices range from a few cents to a few dollars, highlighting affordable home decor and accessories.
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