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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
5
The note states that all AI-driven amendments for the next evening edition must be submitted by the preceding day to ensure timely processing. Editors are advised to align with production deadlines and verify content accuracy before final submission.
Random references show money to loan offers and local notices. Ogden figures include a waterworks engineer visiting friends, church society meeting, official outings, a Trans Mississippi Congress delegate, a Morgan birth and funeral, and local market and goods promotions.
Mixed items report sales offers busi ness notices travels and events in Ogden Utah with details on livery horse sales barber visits and hotel meals plus excursions by local groups and Elks delegates to Salt Lake City noting dates venues and times for community activities and sales promotions.
The Weber County census tallies 3483 students with 1741 boys and 1742 girls. Consolidated District No. 1 totals reach 1084 students with equal boy and girl counts, while District No. 2 has 561 students. The overall rise last year was 229 students.
Advertises excursion fares from Ogden Utah to Seattle Portland and Spokane with return by October 15 1903 Tickets on sale August 2 to 15 including Ogden to Seattle return 35 00 Ogden to Portland return 30 00 Ogden to Spokane return 20 00 Contact A Henry Ticket Agent Union Depot Ogden Utah for further particulars
Oregon Short Line announces August excursion programs featuring multiple trips. Elks to Salt Lake, West Weber Choir to Lagoon, Forgestera to Salt Lake, and Fourth Ward to Lagoon offer round trip fares with dates and destinations detailed for August outings.
The Board of Control selects L W Shortlift Angus T Wright and I L Clark to represent the board at the Trans Mississippi congress in Seattle next week They will work to broaden Ogden congress delegations and awaken delegate support for irrigation progress A Mexican envoy will delegate a military attache to attend while Secretary Hitchcock cannot come to Ogden and the reception committees lists are announced
Four 17 year old youths from Ogden traveling toward Yellowstone were encamped in Jackson Hole country when a party of bears raided their camp. They destroyed provisions and equipment and killed a gray mare from the Clark livery, forcing the boys to abandon their expedition.
Frank Cushman, veteran minstrel linked with Jack Waverly and Billy Emerson, is praised for leading a new wave in minstrelsy. Born in Baltimore, he toured globally, introduced the Southern cake walk, and is considered the fashion plate of the art. A San Francisco theater project may place him in charge if it materializes.
A fragmentary OCR list includes individuals such as Mart Barrows C H Greenwell T B Evans Stanley J Dee Critchlow Irwin Emmett C E Peterson Norman Christensen Thomas EB Hoag and Sidney Steven, suggesting a roster or membership record with multiple names and initials.
A Washington dispatch reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission has received replies from the Northern Pacific Oregon Railway and Navigation Co Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific to charges by ILI Griffin Co of Ozden alleging rate discrimination on smoked fish shipments from Seattle to Ogden. The railroads admit Omaha rates are 1.00 per hundred pounds while Ogden is 1.50 but dismiss the matter as the commission may only urge a half cent per pound reduction without power to compel. They indicate they will not lower rates on demand.
The phrase indicates a house reduction event tied to Every Summer in THL HUB, but readable context is limited, lacking names, dates, or concrete details to confirm a full news item.
Louis J. Trunkhill, a familiar figure on lower Twenty fifth street, is serving a twenty five day sentence in the city stockade after pleading guilty to petit larceny for stealing articles to purchase liquor. The Indian Irish American man once ran an employment office and second hand store before a string of misfortunes and alcohol problems led to his downfall.
The Eleventh Irrigation congress reception committee asks Ogden residents to offer furnished rooms for delegates. Provide occupant name and street, room size, bed count, bath availability, and whether meals are offered. Rates range from 1.60 to 3.50 per day with board. room only from 1.80 to 3.00. some rooms may be provided free for the visiting dignitary.
A man once identified with the Salvation Army and who had led a better life returned to prior habits and joined the alcohol gang. In a drunken spree he stole a silk handkerchief and a pair of teyzings from John Brown, an Indian, and was charged with petit larceny. He was found guilty and sentenced to twenty five days.
Elmer Evans arrested by Chief Browning and arraigned in municipal court on a forgery complaint. He allegedly passed several checks using the name Lawrence J. Corey, with the Cohen check for 18.50 identified as the one used. A hearing is set for Thursday August 13 at 2 p.m. with bail at 500 dollars.
Informed buyers can entrust fine watch and clock repairs to Paul W. Stecker located at 2441 Wash Ave. Services include maintenance, restoration, and precise timing adjustments for heirloom and modern timepieces. Contact details provided for estimates and service scheduling.
Annie Edwards files for divorce from Richards Edwards citing failure to provide and non support. They wed at Mvanstow June 11, 1000. She seeks $50 attorney fees and restoration to maiden name Annie Taylor. Chez and Sheen represent the plaintiff.
Sale items list Cill suits priced at 10, 12, and 15 dollars for summer wear with a separate 7.00 listing at The Hub. The brief pricing notes indicate a promotional range and a targeted budget option for customers.
In the municipal court Thomas Irving failed to appear for sentencing on assault and battery and his $20 bail was forfeited. John Maguire, a persistent vagrant, was convicted on officers' testimony and sentenced to fifty days. Calvert Jorgenson and McGregor paid $1 each for bicycle-ordinance violations.
A cryptic clipping references a Summer feature tied to a house, with unclear context and fragmented wording. The readable portions imply a local note or item brief but lack concrete names, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.
Ogden Onyx company plans to furnish Utah onyx for the new Federal building in Ogden. Treasury supervising architect J K Taylor indicated immediate attention and a full reply will follow. Samples show iridescent rainbow色 variation and high polish potential, promising local mining and finishing plant growth.
Hooper Ward offers an August 21 excursion to Lagoon with a special train leaving Ogden at 12:00 a.m. and Lagoon return at 12:00 p.m. A regular Farmington train departs at 6:14 p.m. Round trip fare is stated as Toe with enthusiastic promises of value.
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