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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
7
In Weatlug a fair and wrestling night featured Touigal and Warner in a notable high dive challenge. A page fragment mentions city sports and local competitors with unclear details.
Fragmentary item list mentions Silvertone visit to Lognas Tremat, gun headquarters, divorce query, marriage in Caden last year, Stiends visit with locals, JF Stones store at 70th street, and other scattered notes on property, markets, and people amid unclear OCR.
Fragmented readable items show business offers and personal notices in Ogden area. Entries mention Bagley moving rooms 27 and 98 First National Bank Building, local furniture firms, a shoe seller touting value, and a pending feature on Hanky China wares. The fragmented text references Crac kwell and several merchants, with no clear single event.
The Municipal Court in Mawiin sentenced multiple defendants on varied charges. One man received seven days for enticing a girl, another faced charges of attempting to procure alcohol for a minor, and several individuals were arrested or tried for indecent exposure, petit larceny, and related offenses.
A lively Glenwood Park showing drew applause for the new pictures featuring Chicago and Canada scenes. The program included a Ye parade in Newark and a notable shelling sequence, with a mix of songs and odes.
Judges select Prof. McLellan Afcewes for the national irrigation congress opening program. Tabernacle Choir rehearses as Dlah Bora Butig, noted composer and organist, leads the singing piece. Salt Lake City hosts the Eleventh Irrigation Congress with jurors including Motlean, Pederson, Balluaty, and Joans.
A garbled report describes the Sugar Belt at the National Irrigation Congress in Ogden Utah. It details exhibit requirements for growers including sugar beet samples, packaging, and methods of cultivation, with calls for information to be shared with agricultural managers and sugar companies. The text mentions prizes, displays, and rules, urging submission of exhibits and data to the congress organizers.
James Harke James Kennedy and Thomas Williams of Cree wen were charged with assault with a deadly weapon. They appeared in police court and bail was fixed at $60 each. Special officers reported the incident occurred the previous night and a charge of ARR without a deadly weapon was noted in connection with the case.
A ten resouk meeting of the stock holders of Lia Boyle Beslan ea pycity electedWilliam J Byner as secretary and dames IL Douglas as treasurer at the RAYA. Byner has been with the firm for several years and Douglas with the firm for five years.
A court entry notes the Greeks will incur lower fees to serve summons on the defendants in the suit. A 65-year-old defendant was among those served. the occasion involved court officers delivering papers this morning, with a fee of 150 dollars cited for the service.
The article previews a forthcoming stage presentation by the Cyphian Dray Ny company at the Bran Next Mon Ny. It notes the play’s praise for its writers and performances, highlighting Royard Cho and the company’s skilled staging, with emphasis on audience reception and critical standards.
fragmented OCR text mentions Jing relocating to Geant Ave near Wagwean with numbers 24th and 40 Un but overall readable facts are unclear and mainly indicate a change of residence.
The Board of Trustees considers bids for plumbing and building work on the state industrial school project. Bids include Trumphries, Doyle & Co, and others with totals around 3,068 dollars for plumbing and wiring. Contract award likely to Humphries or Doyle & Company with daily penalties for delays and an estimated completion by December 1.
Sealed bids are invited for a complex urban development project with detailed specifications. Eligible firms must submit complete proposals by the stated deadline, including credentials, financials, and project approach. Evaluation will prioritize experience, cost, and timeline.
Records show 14 375 visitors registered over the past 23 days at the Sacramento Exhibit. Manager Unsure of daily totals, but attendance averages about 570 per day.
The National Encampment draws a large turnout with about 400 extra Bullovan and touring parties converging from all points in the northwest to San Francisco. Attendees ride via the Burns route. travel by ship and rail spans Ogden to Los Angeles, with estimates showing heavy participation yet to resume after several weeks.
Contractors will base complete work by September 10 including engine pits and brickwork. Soon Tyaina will run from Ogden to San Francisco as plans extend across the Pacific Flops area. Project includes heavy machinery designs and new walls, with a broad crew led by Wadsworth and others, aiming for a staged completion by fall.
In a tabulated notice the Miles City land office reports the withdrawal of 47 townships along the Yellowstone river region. The document lists entities and parcels affected, detailing the geographic scope and administrative actions related to land allotments and withdrawal status.
Fragmentary note reports a Weber Stake priest meeting in Thord ward. Names such as Loren Burr appear, with unclear details about date and attendees. The garbled OCR limits confidence but indicates a formal stake event in a local ward setting.
The text appears as a garbled fragment with names and phrases that do not form a coherent event. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmentary notice outlines an excursion by Woopmen to Lagoon on Sunday August with a special train. It mentions a ball game versus Ball Lake Degree tour and various portside activities. The event includes a banner excursion sign and a program with pricing and times.
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