Stand ard office hours posted for weekdays and Sunday
The Standard business office will open from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. On Sundays 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 26, 1903
Page
7
The Standard business office will open from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. On Sundays hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
A garbled local column notes visitors from Salt Lake City and Carson City, including Geo Belly and C B Mighils. Mentions of Weatherby’s meat house, Weatherby’s and a Banks office, plus a few names and addresses like 2441 Was Ava HT and 303 Ledles Bldg.
The column lists visitors, travel notes, and social events from Ogden and nearby towns. It mentions visits by Mr and Mrs dames, Miss Jena Toruasek, and several local residents. a Star Valley expedition report. prices at Wiel's market. a W. O. W. dance at Looley Park. a church wedding. new arrivals in store windows. and a move of a law office to the First National Bank Building.
The reception committee of the National Irrigation Congress will meet at Irrigation headquarters in CyHell Friday evening to discuss important matters. Members including Frank J. Cannon, David Eeeles, Willard Beancroft, Parley Te Wright, A R Maywood, and numerous others are urged to attend promptly for urgent business and reconsideration of plans.
A garbled county fair notice lists Beale seeking a bid for Tate and Lonporete Arinka with no chemistry. It mentions Webtor County fair and references several dates and names, including Repl. 18 1 17 Vi and a submission deadline at 42 Firsk Neds Hanke Silgy in Ogden Utah.
Bub-confractors wanted war on Stol fi von Write Streater and Lusk at 207 Barclay Wug Denver Colo. Contractors steer clear of unclear names and ensure safe, compliant bidding practices as per local rules.
The text discusses weak eyes being inherited and related conditions in youths and girls. It mentions eye testing and a distant, unclear reference to announcements and retroelion or nolaryphoria, with several garbled names and phrases making precise meaning difficult.
Reports indicate a sugar factory will start operations in the farm district soon. Farmers have been ordered to commence the processing of the beet crop in September, with expectations of strong yields and high sugar quality. The plan includes bagging operations at the factory and month‑long setup work overseen by the sugar superintendent.
Cheye will take a civil service examination on Saturday November 21 seeking positions available in the United States. Applicants must file the proper forms and appear at theGuilden Utah post office. Secretary Clayton of the Postal Board notes the schedule and invites filings.
Workers and small tradesmen fret over cashing railroad pay checks as Southern Pacific issues guidelines. An official letter explains how checks will be handled, with changes to ensure enough coin for change. Some clerks anticipate new procedures after an initial month of adjustment.
Real estate transfers record shows Edith Lewis, wife of Lewis to Adis R. OL Baunermann for 10 block 5 Peruen Sub division with $00. Rachel West to Alexander We in the northwest quarter of south half quarter and other details. Sayah Kallantyne, wife of say, transfers in township 3 north with northeast quarter and west quarter with $450.
A New York report describes a novel plan of compromise among the United Board and Paper company and independent corporations to ease their difficulties. Negotiations aim to unwind holdings and restructure contracts so the coordinated plan can proceed within the power of six leading entities. About thirty independent firms are said to be affected as discussions move toward formal action.
City officials request lodging for delegates as visiting congressmen and governors arrive. Board discusses preparations, press coverage, and entertainment plans including a banquet and social events at Kirsel's Hall.
Portland plumbers union members struck after the local association refused to grant a wage rise from 4.50 to a higher daily rate. The dispute erupted during August with members demanding better pay.
A garbled early 20th century note describes a souvenir presented to Sir Thomas Lipton by British envoy extraordinary and ambassador at large. It mentions the Swedi...an people and a hospital benefaction, with names and titles obscured in the OCR.
Government experiment at the Cas Jambin river mouth seeks sand dredging to curb coastal erosion and protect navigation. Officials aim to stabilize shorelines and safeguard earnings from maritime traffic.
Ad claims prompt relief for rheumatism with Mallard's Snow Linkin. Mentions proprietor W Sultienn and Bullivan House Reno. Describes immediate relief and favorable customer endorsements. Contains garbled OCR text with names and locations that are partially readable.
William Sumner, a clerk at Kolitt's, pleaded guilty to liquor ordinance violations. He admitted selling intoxicants and entered a plea of guilty. He did not appear for sentencing. authorities state Sumner was among those arrested in the case tied to Teensynmadles Co. and related charges.
Police arrest two unnamed men amid a chaotic account of previous charges. One suspect, tied to a pattern of loitering near a city bakery, faces indecent exposure charges, while the other is linked to a separate alleged crime. The report is fragmentary and unclear on specifics.
Cardinal Moran of Sydney met Pope Pius in private audience in Rome, delivering congratulations from Australian Catholics. The Pontiff expressed great pleasure, thanked Moran for the greeting, and pledged continued support for the faithful of Australia, extending warm wishes through other cardinals.
In a murky police court report from Ogden, Alice Briggs, a Colored Delegate from Sult Lake, faces disturbing remarks and alleged intoxication while a string of names and actions are listed in a chaotic sequence. The proceedings note Briggs’s prior drink charge and a judge’s order for twenty five days of detention, amid unclear accusations and witness statements.
A report from New York states an heir to a large estate in August is involved with Quinby and a noted will. The article hints at a plan to distribute property with connections to Denver and West by is miele. Details are unclear but the sum appears to be substantial and the former owner remains linked to the estate.
In Spring Valley district the Big D oil well, part of the American Consolidated Oil company at Horton a, is described as one of the best producers in the field. A blowout caused gas and oil flow for hours, threatening nearby digs and injuring none. The well, later capped, is among seven strong producers cited in the region. The company plans to pursue a land grant with the railway firm and Congress, signaling ongoing development in the oil sector.
Woodmen plan an excursion to Lagoon on Sunday August 30 with wheel prizes for contest winners. The event departs from Harmington at 7:14, with a return trip later, details read like a church or fraternal club notice and appear in garbled OCR form.
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