Bon Ton Cafe Open All Night in Ogden Utah
The Bon Ton cafe advertises all night service in Ogden Utah with dining from 11 to 4 and 27 cent dinner specials. It highlights a lively scene with singing and working proprietors at Twenty Fifth Street.
28 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1905
Page
1
The Bon Ton cafe advertises all night service in Ogden Utah with dining from 11 to 4 and 27 cent dinner specials. It highlights a lively scene with singing and working proprietors at Twenty Fifth Street.
An OCR fragment notes Boston Cafe run by Wong and Chin at 224 Twenty Fifth Street. It mentions pen day and night offerings with unclear references to days and prices, suggesting a promotional short run or event.
A notice advertises the Creamery Restaurant open day and night under Manager Merk at 1 Twenty-Fifth Byleot, offering meals at all hours with fresh pastries and bread. Prices listed include Christ aloney at 86 cents.
A damaged OCR note promotes the Silver Parlor Restaurant in Gaven Utah with a Sunday and Wednesday lunch window from 12 to 3 pm and various seafood items. It lists Young & Charlie as proprietors at 338 Twenty-Fifth Street and mentions an all day lunch and oyster offerings.
Feely Hentho Junot announces a new dining spot offering oysters in any style. The private or select dinner parties can be catered with a focus on Plena parties and festive events. Located at 372 Twenty-Alth Street the proprietors run FOON & LED.
Prospective settlers on government land near the Uintah reservation are reported returning, some with hope for farms, others deterred by land quality. Ogden man Burch drew No 19 and faced delays. Gray of Lehi drew No 13 seeking a good farm but planning to move on. Also noted: Walter Christy set a new American kilometer record in mobile racing, clocking 23 2 5 seconds to win Cap May trophy, with cap awarded May.
Chester W. O'Neill witnessed three burglars moderning his grocery store in South arrest area last night. The trio assaulted the proprietor and dragged him to a cellar as a lamp ignited, setting the cellar ablaze before firemen arrived. The victim sustained non serious injuries and the suspects eluded capture for about an hour until police located them.
Aug. 27 reports show Washington and St Louis tied in standings as Buchanan starred in the second game. Attendance listed at 14,000 with varied lineups and batteries noted for several matches including Chicago Boston and San Francisco Tacoma Portland and Oakland games.
Washington reports a census bulletin by Professor Walter F. Wilcox of Cornell University on teacher statistics. The study finds an average of one teacher for every seventy one males, and about 100 teachers per 10,000 people nationwide, noting doubling of teacher supply over thirty years and higher ratios in northern and western states. It details regional variations, immigrant and black populations, and the predominance of female teachers in cities across divisions.
Reports from Tokyo reflect public pressure to halt peace talks with Russia over Sakhalin and the Urals division. Observers warn against a temporary truce while urging decisive action, with Japan urged to demand indemnity and cession terms as conditions for lasting peace.
A garbled note describes a group scene with unclear names and places. It mentions a date reference and financial hint but lacks coherent details or identifiable individuals.
The fragment mentions a proposed division and warns of brave and serious danger if enacted. It suggests entertaining the idea could lead to further perils, urging caution and restraint while acknowledging unclear details and threats.
Dispatches describe shifting fronts and extended troop positions in Manchuria with Japanese and Russian forces exchanging skirmishes. Reports note rail and river control, new communication lines, and regional administration consolidating in Manchuria. A separate item covers a rescue at sea near the Atlantic with the Norwegian bark Sieben and the Maryland relay of crew details. Shanghai and Chinese telegraph activity are mentioned as government networks intensify.
An advertisement extols a blood purifier and tonic as a cure for weakness and impurity. It quotes a user named HM. Martin of Warren praising improved health after taking the product, claiming weight gain, restored vigor, and increased energy following a period of illness and debility.
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