Stand ARS Business Office Hours Notice
The business office will be open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1903
Page
9
The business office will be open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a business office and address lines with numbers and rooms but provides no complete event or context to summarize a full news item. No names, dates, organizations, or locations beyond generic terms are readable.
Fragmented notes list relatives in Lie wily and visits in Ogden. Mentions include Geo J Bolly and Thomas Sneddon, Miss Ele Jieughan of Logan, Miss Verna Rowman, Mrs William Pugh family, and Pat Avery traveling from Washington to California. Also references to markets, groceries, and upcoming trips, with several names and addresses scattered.
Fragmented local notices report repairs in Odin Fanelt and McBermott at Healy House after a California trip. Names, ages, and locations appear with scattered details about marriages, sales, and markets. Reading lines mention Skeen and Burrows stores, photo services, and Fourth ward excursions with races and prizes on August 18.
A garbled report notes COP Pruitt and Burlington Salt Lake workers on business in Salt Lake City area. It mentions A E Lewis overseeing Short Line and Union Pacific car services. It describes widespread railroad upgrades including new bridges and ship routes, with references to potential routes England, London, and various locations in the United States and abroad.
Marguerite Littlefield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Littlefield of 459 Canton Street, died last evening following four months of illness. Her brother W. D. Littlefield was away and did not reach in time to bid farewell. Funeral arrangements to be announced. service to be held Tuesday at 4 pm.
In a municipal court session, several vagrants faced charges with sentences weighed. One defendant paid fines or received jail time, while others pleaded guilty or no contest to disturbing the peace or related offenses. Sentences included fines of up to 20 dollars and short jail terms.
An 187k excursion from Warrington is planned with Rose Eni leaving Lengoon aboard a regular train. The trip is described with limited legible details and appears tied to a locality named La Goon in Australia.
The county board morning session focused on water commissioners and the Ogden river irrigation project. Weber River district representative Pitevsin discussed canal company duties, while Attorney Hulanieki argued newly consolidated school districts must qualify and transfer property to new officers.
A traveler’s narrative follows a journey from Ogden to Los Angeles via coastal and inland routes. The account mentions sights such as Sierra landscapes, oil wells, tunnels, and a large ship passage, with references to family and friends, hotel stays, and social events aboard.
A detachment of the Twenty fifth United States cavalry narrowly escaped disaster near Lovelocks Nevada as a overloaded train with ninety eight horses derailed. Officers led by Lieut Sinderhand and First Lieutenant Deems were absent harm and the unit prepared to proceed to Fort Tiley. The incident halted traffic briefly with repairs and a single daily stop expected while stock and equipment were checked.
The Pocatello Idaho delegation and the Italian Congress representatives travel to Seattle for the Trans-Alissima Congress. They confer with Mayor Steely and other officials about appointments and support for irrigation, with prizes and exhibits announced for the event. Districts and cities are urged to send delegates and fund connections for the congress activities.
Frustrated Ogden management rejects transfer terms for a Helena franchise. Officials cite unacceptable conditions affecting the deal, citing Mang er Rinfrud Sauaeddy and others as parties. The discussion stalls amid unresolved requirements and potential reconsideration.
Excursion rates announced via Oregon Short Line to Seattle Portland and Spokane. Return travel offered with specific August travel window and pricing details though some text is garbled in places.
A report describes a man seeking relief from piles by visiting a local drug store and the pain relief offered by ointment. The narrative mentions a patient named Milburn and references a physician or healer, noting high prices and a plea for relief during a period of illness.
A garbled report notes two girls drowning near Roblisert, identified as daughters of a local resident. Authorities provide scant verifiable details as investigators consider the strange waterfront tragedy.
The event promises a major entertainment night at Ogden with boxing and other acts. Local bettors show strong support for top fighters with Salt Lake influence betting heavily on favorites and rivals expected to deliver a memorable show.
A fragmentary notice outlines a race meet event with dates in August and a list of entrants and prizes. It mentions organizers and venue hints, entry fees, and participation requirements though many words are garbled. The readable segments reference contest rules and a closing entry deadline.
The Weber County public examination period begins Thursday August at Ogden Central School. Applicants must have official forms and verify identity while presenting required credentials for the teaching license process.
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