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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
5
Editorial Room and Business Office Segments Noted
A short item references two office numbers 56-One Ring for the business office and 66-Two Rings for the editorial room, indicating a layout or address noting the newsroom spaces.
Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Business and Travel
Random notices on loans and commerce fill the Ogden page with items about money to loan C C Richards Jr and others banter about beef markets Weatherby's meat and the London Market listed. Travel and events include an excursion to Lagoon from Hooper Ward on August 21 with trains to and from Ogden and Fermington.
Ogden Firms Advertise Items and Local News Notes
Local ads list furniture for sale, flour from Skeen and Burrows Feed Store, and photo developments at Culley’s Drug Store. Notices mention Alexander Healy’s graduation in mining engineering from the Boston School of Technology and Mr. Eastman’s move to Kansas City to manage brick and oil interests. Also advertised are meat prices at Biel’s Market and temporary Eastman headquarters in Sedan, Kansas.
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Alexander Healy
East
Boston School of Technology
Sony
Culley
Fred W. Eastman
Kansas City
Ogden
Eastman
Bids Sought for Labor Day Concessions at Lester Park
The committee overseeing stand privileges for the Lester Park Labor Day event invites bids per stand. Parties seeking details should call or write Gun A Voight at Max Davidson's Cigar Factory, City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Park
Gun A. Voight
Max Davidson
Cigar
City
New Rural Mail Route Added From Hooper Area
A second rural mail delivery route will serve Hooper and nearby areas starting September 15. The 23 mile route covers 22 square miles with 663 residents, extending toward Eyratuse and including the Hooper to Ogden corridor.
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Hooper
Hooped
Ogder
Eyratuse
Committee fixes fair prices for visiting delegates
The committee sets room and board rates for the National Irrigation Congress from the 15th to the 18th, aiming for fair remuneration without price gouging. Hotels and furnished rooms are to be charged similarly, with $3.50 daily for best rooms at Reed hotel and comparable rates for private accommodations, plus meals at fifty cents each.
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National Irrigation Congress
Reed Hotel
Schlageter Funeral for Little Blanche Schlageter
Funeral services for Blanche Schlageter were held at 4 p m from 558 Twenty second Street with Rev Alfred Brown of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church delivering a consoling sermon. The bereaved parents were comforted by remarks praising Blanche s sweet patient disposition and loved by her playmates. Music directed by Mrs Ulrich accompanied a display of floral tributes symbolizing a life ended too soon.
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Blanche Schlageter
Twenty-second Street
Alfred Brown
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Ulrich
Real estate transfers filed with County Recorder Bute
Transfers show David Morgan and wife selling east half of southwest quarter, section 9 to L B Adams and others for 35 dollars. W I Adams and wife sell part of section 9 to Utah National Bank, and John EK Dooly sells sundry parcels to Utah National Bank. Utah National Bank then transfers to Horace T Petry sundry parcels for 1 dollar.
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Bute
David Morgan
L. B. Adams
Southwest Quarter
North Range
W. I. Adams
Utah National Bank
John EK. Dooly
Horace TE. Petry
Irrigation Congress Draws Attention from National Leaders
Prominent national figures and officials pledge attendance and addresses for the National Irrigation congress to be held in Ogden September 15 to 18. The St Louis World's Fair officials invite the 1904 meeting and offer to designate an Irrigation Day with a special program.
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Congress
Board of Control
Ogden
St. Louis
U.S. A
Saint Louis
National Irrigation Congress
Cleveland
David R. Francis
Tarleton H. Bear
St. Louis World's Fair
Fred K. W. Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Deserters Arrested in Ogden Oddity of Army Bail
Two deserters were arrested this week by Ogden officers. T. J. Belnap, from the Twelfth Infantry at the Presidio San Francisco, surrendered June 23 and was moved to Fort Douglas Salt Lake. The second man, a sailor, deserted Mare Island on June 21 and has since worked on railway projects while heading east. he is held at the city jail awaiting Mare Island's disposition.
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Ogden
Hutchins
T. J. Belnap
Twelfth Infantry
Presidio
San Francisco
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Browning
Brown
Oficer Silver
Mare Island
Mare Jaland
Board of Education Meets For Routine Matters
The Board met with all members present except Joyce and Israul. Finances show $2 357.91 due the Treasurer and a $4 000 four month loan recommended from Ogden Savings Bank. Teachers’ committee given more time to select staff. High School annex progress reported. Applications from Ellén Park and Lillian As bend, Ell Grove California read. Ella C Ballard granted one year leave. Third estimate for High School contractors Ballahan and Dopevarn for 3000 ordered paid. balance $5195 remaining. Building for the annex referred to the architect.
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Board of Education
Joyce
Israul
Ogden Savings Bank
Ellén Park
Lillian Asbend
Elks Groves
Cal
Ella C. Ballard
Ballahan & Dopevarn
State Engineer to Notify Irrigators to Install Headgates
State Engineer Doremus will begin notices next week to owners along the Weber river system to build and maintain proper headgates and measuring devices within thirty days as required by Section 53 of the irrigation law. The week’s Weber flow averaged 675.67 cubic feet per second with county allocations: Summit 321.69, Morgan 153.53, Davis 95.67, Weber 104.78, totaling 675.67. Commissioner Allen provides county acreages and daily water use per 100 acres
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Doremus
Chitcren
Weber River
Canyon Creek
Summit County
Morgan County
Davis County
Weber County
Clifford's Boxing Record Highlighted by Decisive Battles
Jack Clifford's ring record stands taller than some rivals Queenan but his battles are known for quick, conclusive endings. He defeated Jack Wade twice, Howard Opie, Kid Ogelsby, Dal Hawkins, Bo Conby, Jack Madden, and Charlie Davie, with Herrera remaining his lone career defeat. Clifford trains hard at the Hermitage in Ogden and faces Herrera again with leverage to meet the Mexican.
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Jack Clifford
Queenan
Jack
Ife
Jack Wade
Montana
Clifford
Salt Lake
Lince
Wade
Butte
Mont
Beta
Howard Opie
Kid Ogelsby
Dal Hawkins
Bo Conby
Jack Madden
Charlie Davie
Herrera
Atch
Biddy Bishop
Hermitage
Ogden
Fourth Ward Excursion to La Goon Aug 18
Special train leaves Ogden at 9 30 a m returning Lagoon 9 30 p m Regular train from Farmington 6 14 p m Fare 75e Round trip banner excursion of the season Don t miss it
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Hooper Ward
Lagoon
Ogden
Fermington
Farmington
Excursion Rates via Oregon Short Line to Seattle Portland Spokane
Train excursion rates advertised by Oregon Short Line to Seattle Portland and Spokane. Round trip from Ogden to Seattle and return valid August 2 to October 15. Fare listed as 35.00 to Portland with related notes and prices unclear.
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Oregon
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Ogden
Valley Day in the Canyon at Ogden valley Oaks picnic
The first annual Valley Day picnic at the Oaks drew a large Ogden valley crowd with races, a baby contest, recitations, and tug of war between married and single men. Winners received china sets, candy, or whiskey prizes, while Willard of Huntsville clocked eleven seconds in the 100 yard dash and beer. Fuller from Eden faced him in a purse race.
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the Oaks
Potter Bros
Ogden Valley
Evergreen
Ferrin
Mra. M. Freezer
Ririe
Sra
J. Chambers
L. Shupe
A. Schade
BE. Walker
Ta Ferrin
Huntsville
C. S&s. Potter
Lucie Shupe
Clara Hitter
Bert Walker
J. Bingham
Ella Fuller
Myrtle Rick
Lrace Wilbur
Wilbur
Shupe-Williams Co
Lanner
J. Colvin
Carl Péterson
J. E. Shupe
Ed. Wanegard
J. N Fackrell
N. Wie Jard
R. Farrin
T. Wallwark
Sam Lofsgreen
David Wansgard
H. Ritter
Varrin
K. Tuller
P. Shupe
James Shupe
Ike Shupe
J. Fuller
John Yearsley
Joe Southwick
R. Colvin
Tohn Burt
John Stallings
Mat Burnett
Dan Walker
Eden
Fuller
Willard
Parley Larrell
Eden Wins Festival Contests At Village Fair
Eden hosts a day of events with an egg and spoon race won by L H Freezer. Pearl handle knife to Eden winner Eden. Recitation prizes go to Ethel Nike and Abnie Nelson. Baby and best looking family contests award multiple prizes to local residents. Myrtle Ririe chosen best looking single lady. J Davenport and W Bratz judge and manage events.
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Eden
L. H. Freezer
Columbia Club
L. H. Fraerer
Ferrin
K. Farrewl
G. Ririe
T. I. Fraerer
Farrewl
Hauteville and
Clara Ritter
Lucis Shupe
Myrtle Nike
Bell Walker
J. Bingham
Glida Shupe
Esther Fuller
Millie Shupe
Laura Walker
Grace Wilbur
Emma Wilcox
E. F. Bratz
Davenport
T. H. Carr
Myrtle Ririe
Miss Bingham
Millie Shuve
J. S. Davenport
W. D. Bratz
New Factory at Riverdale with Modern Canning Plant
A Riverdale company organized last spring to build a general canning factory has constructed a modern plant. A. Brewer of Ogden led the effort, with local investors filling nearly all capital. Equipment is in place and workers prepare for the tomato season as boxes are made and coal unloaded. Burdock Blood Helpers advertised in the piece.
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Riverdale
A. Brewer
Ogden
Raging Meet At Weber County Fair Races Set
Big Pursey races announced for August 19 to 21 at the Weber County Fair grounds with A Byrd of Hailey Idaho as manager and Dick Jones of Pocatello heading the host group. Schedule lists trotting and running events with purses from 50 to 160 dollars and entry rules.
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Weber County Fair Association
A. Byrd
Hailey
Ioho
Party of
Pocatello
Dick Jones
Eagle Club Saloon
Aii Mae
Creston Short Line
Wild Strawberry Extract Mentioned for Bowel Ailments
A fragment notes Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry as a remedy for looseness of the bowels, dismissing the idea of a “summer complaint” and asserting nature’s remedy for such issues.
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Dr. Fowler
Nature
Rene
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