Shindad Work Hours Set by THD Stants AG
The policy of THD STANTS AG will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day except Sunday, with a lunch break from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
11
The policy of THD STANTS AG will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day except Sunday, with a lunch break from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
A fragmented OCR page lists diverse names, businesses, and notices. It mentions insurance, sales, real estate for sale, interviews, local figures, and upcoming events across small towns, with scattered ad-like lines and personal notices. It also references vendors, instructors, and a few place names such as Ogden and Salt Lake City, reflecting a patchwork of community items.
An ad promises shoes cost less than groceries, touting Tan Ylton Brown Shoes from the largest shoe house in the world for Indians, adults, and children. It claims unmatched price and quality, offers millinery and notions, and urges customers to try the products.
A 55 year old manager proclaims renewed vigor after using Paine's Celery Compound, claiming vigor comparable to a younger age. The ad touts cures for tiredness, sleeplessness, rheumatic pains, digestive issues, and blood impurities, urging readers that the remedy frees the system from disease seeds.
Fragmented ad style notice touts Lyles Celery Compound and N H products as vigor boosters. Includes testimonial phrases about nervous relief, improved health, and general well being. Mentions Philadelphia address, local events, and a church program with musical recitals and a May festival.
A neighbor’s kitchen aroma sparks a health trial with coffee and Postum. The writer notes improved stomach health after adopting the Postum remedy, claiming it supported digestion and allowed normal meals without discomfort. The anecdote ends with a name and place reference to Poet Co, Subtle Creek, Mich.
A Harriman party train arrived in Ogden to meet with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific officials including Chief Engineer Wood and Supt. Noble. Local leaders and Weber Club members greeted the visitors as the group planned to inspect the line and discuss the proposed Pacific railroad project central to Ogden’s future.
D A Smyth sails for a European tour lasting about four months with planned stops in Bally Hale, Lles hodw poatatice, navaty Chveen, Tre land, Hondo, cavtrons, Tairia, Rum, and Rhine river towns. The trip includes visits to Germany and Wald Rootland with hotel stays and associated engagements.
The court spent most of the day on irrigation related matters. Proceedings noted hearings for Jol Napur and others while Stave Hubble faced confinement in the county jail under a teruned sentence.
The municipal court convened this morning with AL K. Vowler presenting for the defense. Three drunks were allowed to go after guilty pleas or acquittals. one defendant, Ambene Kelly, was found guilty of embezzlement and sentenced to fifteen days. Charles Anderson and Frank Uolfec pleaded guilty and were granted suspended sentences.
The Daily Constitution of Keokuk reports the death of Martha Smyth, wife of Geo B Smyth of Keokuk and mother of Ogden resident George B Smyth Jr. She died Tuesday morning after a long life of Christian character. Born in Juneauville Ohio on October 23, 1820, she married Geo G Smyth in 184? and had six children. The Smyth family records her as an old and respected resident with many friends, with funeral arrangements pending for members in Ogden.
An 19th century style testimonial extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion diseases. A reader credits the medicine with curing stomach trouble and related ailments, including cough and fainting, and claims improved health after six bottles. The account emphasizes systemic benefits from stomach healing and promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for foul breath.
Railroad outfits now being brought to Ogden for repairs on the Union Pacific line from Lucin to Lake. Kilpatrick, Bros. & Collins report rapid progress with grading and track laying near the depot. Hood confirms extensive work and six large contracts with Mo Grands bar Pugs in Colorado. Numerous railroad outfits from their shops repurposed for the route and accident repairs at the Drs Thoms' Electric Oin site.
The Ogdin Tabertusle hosts a series of lectures beginning Tuesday April 28 at 8 pm with Hon W H King as the initial speaker on Practica Religion Then Elder King takes the stage April 10 to discuss Law and Practical Religion The fourth lecture features Elder 2 B Twoner with Resurrection and Judgment and Weder King delivers Political Religion There will be additional talks May 1 and May 8 with expected large attendance The Tebermule Choir provides music and the Blood Pipers are noted as a remedy act for liver concerns
A chaotic report outlines a Wednesday baseball event pitting the Hine Berens against Southern Pacific engineers. It promises a charity gate for the library and slave cast relief, with a volatile lineup of notorious players and a grand parade to Glenwand Park at 1 o clock.
A fragmented page lists multiple church events and schedules across denominations. It notes services at the Church of the Good Shepherd, First Methodist, Swedish Lutheran, and Christ Scientist churches, with times, Sunday school, sermons, and special observances. Also mentions a library sermon and health advertisement for Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
A fragmented ad describes eyewear and eye care services at Neberapheria in the Kerles building Ogden. It emphasizes the need for better glasses and skilled eye protection to prevent permanent injury from glare and poor illumination.
Amusements report Charles Maniai will stage Atin Ado About Nolita at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday April 25. The production promises vivid costumes and striking stage effects as Hanford uses a Copeland setup. Twenty two performers are listed with Joe WW among the cast in key roles.
A New York report states the Rowe fellow signaled readiness to fund a laboratory at the Rockefeller institution for median research. Papers were sent to Lakewood for review though some documents remained unsettled, with some funds reportedly received.
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