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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
9
The stand ard will be open daily from morning to 6 30 p m except Sunday with extended hours on bus days from 4 am to 12 noon. The text is garbled but indicates regular and special opening times for the establishment named Stand Ard.
A garbled Ogden area page lists ads for coal and millinery sales, local businesses, and personal notices. It mentions upcoming meetings, a wreath service, and a wedding notice, with scattered names and addresses reflecting an early 20th century local newspaper style.
City council urged police chief to appoint four patrolmen and crack down on disorderly saloons. Proposals target saloons on lower Twenty-fifth Street run by Italian proprietors after recent shooting. owners to appear and show cause why licenses should not be revoked under existing statutes. Recommendations also cover streetcar pavement disputes, public building costs, and enforcement of delinquent liquor licenses.
New York reviewers praised Two Lg enues saw Pennsylvania for its lively wit and audience appeal. Tart and Callahan present a self defined comedy blending humor with social satire, promising strong local interest and repeat performances. The piece is set to open at the Grand on Friday, with advance sale starting Thursday morning.
Fragmentary OCR text seeks a young horse for purchase or work. Details are unreadable. the crude notice mentions contact at a building in Nat Tank area and a person named J.B. PLEILY or similar. The content is highly garbled with likely typos and missing key data.
Mrs Downs has removed her dress from the awning parlors to the Paine 4 Turе store where she will be pleased to meet her old customers and the ladies of Op den in general.
Tickets on sale November 25 to 20th for the Union Pacific International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Return validity to December 6th. Fare 344.50 from Ogden to Chicago and return. Information available to the public. ticket agents ML. Corse and L. A. Twoney listed. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad System noted.
The Illinois Central Railway Company offers round trip fares of 44.60 for delegates attending the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November through December. Return travel permitted until December 8 with ticket validity extending across the event dates.
National Live Stock Association Kansas City issue January travel details for round trips with fare 82.90 and return options. Mentions specific dates January 1 and January 18 with conditions and extensions, and references agents and arrangements for travel.
A troubled tale unfolds around Mrs. Borchers of Salt Lake and Miles Miller, a ballplayer tied to an elopement with Miss Miller from Oakland. Reports describe prior courtship, a desertion, and a fatal fallout as families react, with Borchers accused of fomenting a scandal and a death connected to events surrounding the couple and the Miller family.
Property workers are instructed to move from the northwest corner of B street and Grant avenue to the store of Thomas Bros at Chant avenue. The move is directed by the Power Committee chairman Vecander 2, 102, Td. POWERR.
A fragmented report notes lodge consolidation amid debates on native rights and religious influences. Names and places appear jumbled, but the piece references a consolidation effort tied to a historical order and local figures amid community tensions.
In a blocky testimonial style an unnamed author promotes "Stuart's Catarrh Tablets" as a permanent cure for catarrh and related ailments. The text touts sprays, powders, washes, and a tablet form, claiming quick stomach and blood healing, with references to children and adults, and notes the product is sold through a retailer in Ohio.
An Ogden clinic advertises a non surgical cancer treatment claiming guaranteed cure with no knife. It asserts cure possible at any stage, offers “no cure no pay,” and provides office at 867 28th Street with 1 to 5 pm consultations.
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