Stand Ardy balances office hours notice
The Stand Ardy balances office announces daily hours from 3 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. except Sunday. On Sundays hours run from 4 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
5
The Stand Ardy balances office announces daily hours from 3 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. except Sunday. On Sundays hours run from 4 a.m. to 12 noon.
Christopher Folkman, bartender at the Brown Palace saloon, was convicted of selling liquor to a minor and fined $60 or 60 days in jail. He claimed he followed a strict policy and had never before been arrested. Police consider another possible case involving a different boy and an Atlas saloon.
An ad style note claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil provides instant relief for eye pain guts sprains and accidents with household use emphasized as a terror deterrent for bodily pain.
All members are urged to attend Tuesday night for an officer election and other important business. Full attendance desired. E. G. Burdick, Clerk.
Walter Reid of Geo A Lowe Co invites buyers to Tuesday sale offering old building fox wood in large or small quantities. Apply at 2729 MeTM.
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It cites endorsements from West Trax Walding Ninian Marvin wholesale druggists and lists price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free. Druggists sell Hall's Family Pills as well.
Marian Winslow files for divorce from J J Winslow Jr in Logan city since 1891 marriage. Charges include non support cruelty and habitual drunkenness with custody of six children sought and restoration of maiden name Marian Williams. Defendant jailed on family mistreatment charges and foreclosure suit filed over a $500 note.
Heirs of a former Southern Pacific employee sue the railroad in federal court over the death of Peter Agdukovich and a separate track injury. The trial opened with jury selection and an interpreter, John Kombos, later excused for incapacity. Bosario testified as the only witness, confirming the deceased supported five children.
The Kent Recital on December 1 at Ogden Tabernacle, under Y M M I A auspices, features Charles Kent with two three-song numbers, violinist Willard Weihe, and solos by Miss Ivy Price and Miss Leona Taylor. The male chorus directed by Prof. Squire Coop performs Welsh harmony. A full program includes songs by Kent, Weihe, and others, aiming for a financially successful musical treat for the public.
The defense is represented by Thomas Marahall and Frank AfeGowan while the plaintiff is represented by W.2. Magin nis and Charles Stout, outlining the legal teams participating in the case.
Goben Lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers for the coming term starting January 1. A M Hodge was chosen Chancellor Commander and W A Robertson Vice Chancellor. Other officers named include J Delmore P, C N Custead K of R and S, W G Kind ML of F, and J Ballard M of E. Dr H B Forbes physician and John S Corlew trustee also listed.
A historical ad touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine N 5y Soup as a tonic for men and women aimed at preventing neglected colds and promoting a happy, vigorous old age, reflecting period health claims and marketing language.
Saloon keeper and patrons face police court delays as witnesses are unavailable or drunk. Noel Fairbanks and Joseph Fyhoaf plead not guilty to disturbing the peace after a brawl at the Silver King saloon ends with an uppercut. Fat Doyle a trombone player avoids jail with suspended sentence. D Snedden’s case for disturbing the peace postponed until seven as witnesses fail to attend.
Notice to the public announces the purchase of C. R. Drumiler Grocery Co by K. Yred Redfield and Walter Moore at 2312 Washington Avenue. They will take charge December 1, 1903, promising courteous service, good goods, and prompt delivery. Phone 320.
Manila reports Governor Taft has formed a mixed committee from government departments and business to study and recommend a new tariff list. The piece notes the need for clear health, while Burdock Blood Bitters is cited as promoting pure blood.
Ogden’s Grand Opera House announces a Friday night performance of Cinder Ella with revised dialogue to suit local tastes. The show promises attractive songs and dances while revealing stage secrets of Weber and other groups through behind the scenes reminiscences.
An advertisement asserts instant relief and permanent cure for eczema scald head hives and skin itchiness with Dean's Ointment available at drug stores.
Notice to members of the Bricklayers and Masons Union of Ogden No. 3 of the annual election of officers at the regular meeting place on December 4th. Members urged to attend by order of Treasurer Wm. Doyle.
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