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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
7
The business office of TIE STAND will be open from 6 1m to 6 50 vy daily except Sunday. Sunday hours with ue from 1 yy mm. An advertisement change by evening: paper must be in the day provided. Standard telephone office, No. 0-One Hing, monn, No. 56-Iwo Rings.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a mix of shop ads, marriages, church events, and social notices. The piece mentions a Congregational gathering, yard sales, a furniture trade, and a wedding age reference, with various addresses and prices interwoven in a dense, unclear text.
An advertisement touts Hamilton Grown Shoes as low cost options from the largest shoe house, promising quality for men and children at a fair price. It touts price advantages and invites customers to try the product to become regular buyers.
A Congregational church event on April 28 at 8:15 PM features Miss Squire demonstrating piano pieces from Bach and other composers. Admission is 25 cents. The program includes music by local residents and promises an engaging recital for attendees.
A burlesque style revue presents a lively cast including Louise, Nellie Carmen, and ten others. The show runs at a popular spring price, with a 2d Friday performance noted and a revue tone promising clever dialogue and varied acts.
A garbled rail and trade report notes unsettled shipments and wage changes. The text mentions Ogden Lomorren, a tram sale, wage hikes, and a shipment receipt, with references to a supervisor Tedk Young and various workers like blacksmiths and telegraphers. The fragment hints at company actions on reducing or altering operations and expected outcomes.
Plain City residents discuss a proposed water measurement device to fund school books and public works. The plan would levy taxes, with a special district vote in the near future. Officials name the device to monitor water use and support growth while facing political debate. Spring grain news and local climate notes accompany the report.
The Clayton, J. Mellybeye and J. W. Wilson were arrested last night for participation in a scheme to operate a gambling house. Officers Chambers and Hintworth led the investigation after police spotted illicit card play. The suspects faced arraignment this morning on multiple charges including running a gambling den.
Residents along Mh Street oppose a proposal to extend fire sprinkling to street property after a string of minor sleet problems. Mayor Blasmiann backs action, while council members clash over who should approve funding and timing, urging ward meetings for vote and accountability.
Reported by Conneilmwn Hh Powers of the Sece ak, an evening mishap at the Magle hotel left an elevator shaft open and a worker injured. John and his son witnessed the scene as papers and shavings piled up. authorities say the man was not seriously hurt. The incident prompted medical checks and a brief delay in operations.
Miss Alice M. Smith of St Paul Minn reports relief from monthly suffering after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes two years of pain ended, and praises the product's effectiveness with free advice from Mrs Pinkham for women seeking help.
A fragmented New York field report outlines a barrel murder investigation with references to police, suspects, and investigative steps. The readable portions mention a crime scene in a port area and indicate authorities reviewing evidence and interviewing potential witnesses as part of a broader inquiry into the incident.
A local engagement is announced for Mahugh Whitehieuse, with the groom Jaandon and the bride identified as the eldest daughter. The couple plans a forthcoming ceremony and the event is described in brief public notices.
A fragmentary letter references a denial related to ownership and reparations on Washington Avenue. It mentions police, a judge, and a formal sign-off by Mat Wilson, indicating an unsettled dispute with implied legal actions and official oversight.
A partially legible notice describes a building undergoing extensive renovations including repairs and repainting. The plan aims to create new rooms for tenants in an orderly, pleasant setting with updated amenities. Community members and potential residents are urged to inquire about availability and terms.
The article reports a regional gun club tournament drawing strong marksmen from multiple states. Notable competitors include Neil McMillan, Leon Fr Mosely, Plummeys of ffahps A. Hy, Denver participants, and others in the field. The event featured initial shots in the montain arena with spectators, signaling a well attended contest.
On May 16 Cetin Short Line will poll tickets for the round trip from Ogden to Toratella and intermediate points, west of Pocutqllis, including Spencer and Salmon Git. East of Toratelle Wo ands with Manlpul ir. Tickets Leber. Ogden to Pocafolio with a limited 18 day round trip north and back.
An old ad-copy promotes Hulls Catarrh Cure and Tial’s Catarrh Cure as superior remedies for catarrh. The text asserts local applications cannot cure, touts a physician endorsement, and claims the product works through bloodstream surfaces and a dust-blood parliers. It mentions distribution by CHNANEY & CO and retail through druggists.
A list of arriving persons and their origins includes W P Mathews Detroit B A White aunt Wiin Ste Lowiss Roget Chicago 10 1 Al Tiudson Detroit City Mass D One Cincinnati Mhios Fy A Chunk Chicago W B Wiser Tah Falls Mosely That Pitta Taig Mar Weil The Works Web Bhs New York Chas 16 Sinlihantate Evanston Wyas Guo Hi Koelinger New York UR Townst Mew Yore O Wanker Chicago R T Armstrong and wife Detroit AM Ehnpard Salt takes John Weir New York p15 Murphy New York D Wuppenkerver New York 3 W Grant Salt Lake fd Camper Denver Cutns Ben B Mayors Sow Works ft Oily and wife Row York Clarence 13 Glison Cincinnati Gauilfellow Buffalo XN 5 Bam Ullman New York Willis Nelson San Jonnensceoy 8 Forties Bazeman Afont VOOR Bath Menses City Meg Cen TL Lavenson New York Mrs MW 7 Toth Evanston Wyay We A asl ing Fvanalan Wyo
Governor Richards remains in critical condition at Cheyenne hospital as doctors report inflammation of the kidney. No further details on prognosis or treatment were disclosed.
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