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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
7
The business office appears open from nine to four thirty daily except Sunday. A notice to advertisers mentions changes and events with garbled wording. The text includes references to a standard telephone number and a Bilitoria address, reflecting an era print.
Random references from Ogden society describe a lively mix of farm talks and local gossip. Mentions include Bee B Keller Wa and Ua Weaver of Denver, a roast on 26th Street, and plans to attend a Saturday evening gathering with Gov. Wette. Also noted are sales chatter, sheep trades, and a wedding between Thomas Siverthorn and Miss Nets Dowling, with regional church events and upcoming lectures.
A local ad notes Hamilton Brown Shoes, made by the largest shoes house in the world, offer value for men women and children. It promotes flat-heeled styles and quality at low prices, inviting customers to visit Desidon, a seller of millinery and furnishings, for footwear and related goods.
Fragmented notice describes a Congregational church event titled Fashion in Music by Bejl Squire, set for Thursday evening at 8 15. It mentions a lecture recital amid local society details, a dance by Poster's Military Band, and prizes for best dressed couple. The piece also references attendees and a plan for prompt start.
A historical directory excerpt describes a Salt Lake City publication by Le Polk & Company. It highlights the directory’s binding, contents on churches, government, and private institutions, and mentions a population figure around 7,842 with broader national census context. The entry frames the volume as a handy business reference for city firms and residents.
The record cites a legal action in Laake County where Dr Gio. A. Dickson sues for services rendered in November 1900. The plaintiff seeks eight percent interest on the account and the defendant is linked to Southern Public with an attachment to wages.
A fragmented consumer column discusses meals and beverages highlighting hot drinks like Postum as alternatives to coffee. The piece recalls a buyer from Porkum Co praising Postum while another shopper from Ogden notes price and availability, with references to digestion issues and a chemist’s endorsement.
In a clipped line from a busy page an item notes a Grosta Tea Company purchase or listing with references to Sault and Kowa. Details are fragmentary but indicate business naming and regional association.
A heated Ogden library fundraising dispute centers on Mayor Glasmann asking five men to contribute 100 each to reach a 500 goal. Citizens wonder how much individuals can afford while business leaders press for broader support from 25 to 50 donations across local firms.
A large number of books and miscellaneous articles were presented to Gatnogiar Library by td Maginnin, Goh Rosa, and Fred Massa. By noon April 22 eight dollar cards issued. the OO.BR contributed the largest prose list valued at 176 dollars and included titles such as Adeline, Archdiary, Allibone, and American Masters of Painting among others.
A garbled catalog of titles and authors appears in this fragment. It mentions names like Calder, Omar, Upton, Shalrp, and Vinglish figures, with several unknown references to books, plays, operas, and literary works. The text resembles a damaged bibliographic or reading list from a period newspaper page.
The opening inter scholastic ball clash on Weber Stake Academy defeated Water-Mountain Dusineys College 8 to 1. Weber Stake Academy dominated with three-baggers from Allen and Flanescod, strong defense, and solid pitching by Allon. Umpires Brianil Warner noted a crowd and set the stage for next series at Mayod.
Theodore M. Leary, manager of Mrs Burne, promotes the evening paper as the best advertising medium. He notes that families read it together, unlike the morning paper read by one person, and asserts that it sparks discussion, reaching more people. The piece mentions Mrs Burns, actors, and advertising spend, with references to theater dates and cities.
A former soldier in the Philippines likened to a dangerous man caused fear in the city streets. Police restrained him after a tense confrontation as residents called for order. He faces admission to an asylum.
A fragmented report outlines the Ogden Gun Club tournament concluding amid varied scoring and duel results. Beers Becker and Cullison reportedly tied for top in one event, with other matches and participant names scattered in the garbled text.
A garbled real estate transfer notice from April in San Francisco details deeds and property parcels. It mentions receiving parties from numerous colonies and pacific connections, with vague references to house goods and small lots being shipped or transferred. The fragmentary text lacks clear names, dates, and precise actions.
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