Armor Market notes and town notices in Ogden
Daily Ogden page itemization shows Armor Market turkey and poultry promos, a missing mare report, local auctions and sales, tax and court actions, new building permits, sheriff activity, a St. Louis World’s Fair info bureau, and a farm-town grocery plug for Weatherby’s Market.
Notice of Grocery Purchase and New Management
We the undersigned have purchased the grocery business of C. R. Drumiler Grocery Co at 2312 Wash Ave. We will take charge December 1 1903. We assure old patrons courteous treatment and satisfaction in every detail. Good goods and prompt delivery will be our motto. Phone 20. K FRED REDFIELD, WALTER MOONE, Props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Drumiler Grocery, Co
Wash, Ave
Brent
Fred Redfield
Walter Moone
Ogden Store Welcomes J C Platt Saddlery Expert
J C Platt, a veteran in the Ilamesejand Saddlery trade, has opened a new store at 2259 Wash Ave Ogden. He is part of a trio of professional brothers with other outlets in Salt Lake City. The shop offers harness saddlery hardware blankets and whips with prompt neat repairs and a phone number 514X.
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J. C. Platt
Ilamesejand
Freight Terminal to Transform Montello into Railway Town
Corey Brothers Construction Company won the contract to grade the S P yards three miles from Montello Nevada for a new freight terminal. The project will remove 135000 yards of earth and add a seven stall engine house two water tanks a depot eating house bunkhouse and a 16000 ton coal bunker. The yard two miles long will house six miles of track and require many workers as Montello becomes a key railroad hub with the Ogden Lucia Cut-off.
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Corey Brothers Construction Company
S. P
Montello
Southern Pacific
Nev
Ogden
Ogden- Lucia
Terrace
Corey Brothers
Mutual Improvement Concert A Success In Every Way
The Mutual Improvement Board will net a comfortable sum from promoting the Kent Concert. A well filled house enjoyed a varied program with strong vocal and violin performances by Mr Kent and Mr Weihe. Ivy Price and Leona Taylor sang well while Miss Ivy Price delivered Tender Thoughts of One Dear Heart and Last Rose of Summer. The male chorus under Mr Coop provided solid support as accompanist.
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Mutual Improvement Board
Kent
Bizet
Lis
Mr. Kent
Weihe
Utah
Tie
Wieniawski
Ivy Price
Leona Taylor
Salt Lake City
Mr. Coop
Slot Machines Move From Ogden To Salt Lake
Proprietors of Ogden slot machines relocate all machines to Salt Lake City citing high fines in Ogden. They deny any crusade against them and threaten to reinstall in Ogden when fines drop, arguing the operating ban is unconstitutional.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Electrical Workers Plan Grand Decorations at Dignans Hall
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers plans a grand reception and ball at Dignans Hall on December Sth with an elaborate electrical display. Exterior signs will use 200 incandescent lamps, plus a line of incandescents around the block. Inside, festive inscriptions and rotating color wheels plus national color stars will adorn the hall. The decor includes an eagle shield bearing 316 and other symbolic pieces, with gold anchors and a broom Doll, all aimed at surpassing any prior city display.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Dignan
New Hall
Ogden
Grand
Washington Avenues
Ogden Real Estate Market Sees Revived Demand
Real estate brokers report brisk demand for residence property and improved city lots in Ogden after weeks of scarcity. Ranch sales rise as new residents seek improved holdings, aided by strong advertising from the National Irrigation Congress held locally.
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Ogden
Dealera
National Irrigation Congress
Wages Cuts Hit Lake Shore and South Shore Workers
Marquette Michigan December 2 wages reduced ten percent across all Lake Shore engine works departments. South Shore road shops cut daily hours to nine with proportional wage reductions. Several hundred men affected. Monessen Pennsylvania December 2 Pittsburg Steel company resumes after a month idle. Gold department and other finishing mills to operate tonight employing over 3 500 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Lake Shore
South Shore Road
Monesse, Pa
Nee
God
Pittsburg Steel Company
Golt
Progress of Work on the S. P. Shops
The foundation is in for the addition to the Southern Pacific roundhouse in this city. Work will commence tomorrow morning on the roof of the new shops as steel girders have arrived and materials are in place. The foundation is completed and the superstructure work will begin at once.
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Southern Pacific
Grand Opera House Promises Rib-Tickling Entertainment
Large audience enjoyed the Iead Waiters with Joe Kelly at the Grand Opera House last night. Mason and Mason join tomorrow, plus a new Lyceum program and ongoing sacred concerts draw notable attendance in Ogden.
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Grand Opera House
Iead
Joe Kelly
Mason and Mason
the Grand
Lyceum
Indigree
Rontimyngha
Ogden
Robbers Blow Safe At Ilayit Bank In Missouri Raid
Caruthersville Missouri December 2 robbers wrecked the bank safe at Ilayit using nitrogluterine and escaped with an estimated ten thousand dollars in cash and valuables.
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Caruthersville
Ilayit
Here
Walking delegate guilty in extortion case
New York December 2 report states walking delegate Timothy Murphy of the House Amitha and Bridgemen’s union was found guilty of extorting $300 from Herman Loeb to end strikes at the Martha Washington hotel and the Republican Club.
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New York
Timothy Murphy
Honseamitha and Bridgemen’s Union
Herman Loeb
Martha Washington
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Leads to Relief Funds
Harriburg reports that Governor Pennypacker authorized a $2000 relief warrant for Butler typhoid sufferers after Dr. Benjamin Ley briefed officials. An inspection of the water system and quarantine measures are planned. Doctors estimate more than half the town’s 585 cases are under treatment.
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Harrieburg
Benjamin Ley
State Board of Earth
Butler
Pennypacker
Ir. Lee
Buther
Bishop Leonard Not Expected to Survive Typhoid
Rev. Abiel Leonard, head of the Salt Lake diocese, Episcopal Church, embracing Nevada Utah and western Colorado, is critically ill of typhoid fever and not expected to survive the day. The region watches for updates as his condition worsens.
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Episcopal Church
Utah
Salt Lake City
Abiel Leonard
Salt Lake
Protestant Episcopal Church
Nevada
Colorado
Corner on Pears Shifts Demand Worldwide
In Chicago a firm on South Water Street controls a pear corner with about 2 million plus a quarter pears stored in a warehouse. New York soon runs out in 30 days, forcing buyers to seek Chicago supply or face shortages. Pears flow to Boston Philadelphia St Louis New Orleans San Francisco and Liverpool as prices hold at 3 to 3.50 per box.
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Chicago
Ree
South Water Street
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St.Louis
New Orleans
San Francisco
Gven
Liverpool
Pollock Sworn In as U.S. District Judge for Kansas
John C. Pollock was confirmed as United States district judge for the District of Kansas and sworn in today in the office of the clerk of the Supreme Court. The oath was administered by Justice Brower.
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Washington
Hph
John C. Pollock
Sas
United States District Judge District of
Kan- Ras
Supreme Court of the United States
Brower
Senate in Session Passes Private Pension Bills
Washington December 2 The Senate met in open session for about thirty minutes and adjourned until Friday after receiving several bills resolutions and petitions. A majority of the bills were for private pensions and many petitions called for the expulsion of Mr Smoot Rep Utah.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Utah Strikers Meet in the Woods
Scofield Utah December 2 a mass meeting of striking coal miners was held two miles below Scofield to consider officials offer to grant all demands except union recognition. Many miners are inclined to accept and a split in the stakers ranks is possible unless favorable action ends the strike.
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Scofield
Utah
Staxers
Nomination of Gen Wood Moves through Senate
Washington December 2. The War Department and the President monitor the Wood inquiry without trying to sway the Senate military affairs committee. There is no likelihood that General Wood will be called from the Philippines to testify on his own behalf. The nomination has been sent to the Senate and is expected to be acted upon. it will not be withdrawn.
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Detroit
Henry B. Ledyard
Michigan Central
Richard N. Liuldmmedeau
W. H. Newman
New York Central
Lake Shore
L’hommedean
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Wood
Secretary” of War
Philippines
Senate
General Reyes to Be Received by Secretary Hay
Dr. Verran visited the State Department to arrange a formal reception for General Reyes. Secretary Hay will receive Reyes tomorrow and hear any recommendations from the Colombian government on settling the Colombia Panama dispute. The administration maintains Panama’s sovereign possession of the canal right of way.
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Washington
Verran
Hay
Reyes
Heyes
Colombia
Panama
Distinguishing Moths From Butterflies in Flight Posture
The text explains that butterflies rest with wings closed and fore and hind wings joined, with angular chrysalis in a cocoon. Moths are usually active at dusk or night, wings not folded together, with varied shapes, fore and hind wings often clasped by a book and eye arrangement and non-angular cocoons.
Jewels on an idol attract theft in Madras temple
A temple idol at the Tripitane temple in Madras holds bead ornaments valued around 50,000 rupees. The sovereign gold piece is studded with diamonds emeralds and rubies including a largest emerald worth 1000 rupees and a ruby and diamond at 300 rupees each.
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Tripit Eane
Madras
Sordid Patient Faces Urgent Medical Crisis
Fragmentary dialogue shows a doctor optimistic about saving a patient as the patient questions treatment. The scene hints at a grim, strained hospital moment filled with concern over the cost and process of care.
Blind by Profession: A Charitable Claim and Maelstrom Note
A fragmented passage presents a beggar claiming blindness by profession, framed as a candid reply to a citizen’s charity. It references the Maelstrom whirlpool, described as four geographical miles in diameter, within the same混 text.
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Ross
Lucile Tarig
Whi. C. Rarig
Ralph E. Hoag
Utah National Hank Building
Kemmerer Coal
M. L. Donea Coal & Ice Co
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Ross’ Book Store
District Court
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Edgar Jones
Dan Capardija
Ogden-Lucin
W. Farr & Co
Hay and Grain
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Pearl (Casey) Barnes
Sacramento
Cal
hightYand
Weatherby's
He County
Sooy
New Gallery
Washington Avenue
Becker Brewing Company
John Kaukman
Twenty- Fourth Street
Thirty-third Street
Prand Hall
Digna
J. T. Evans
Malad City
Idaho
Evans
Europe
Mle
17Th
Denver
Phil. P. Hitchcock
Ernest Layton
Oreren Short Line Railroad Company
Rolapp
Farmington
George H. Smith
Brothers “Wheat
OUR Optical
J.5. Lewis & Co., Jewelers and Opticians
Charms and Delights
PRO
GRAM
Dignan'’S Hall
Lake Shore Engine Works
Ove
Valenciennes
Ly Holiday
Iday
Bishop Leonard
Coal Company
Canal Strip
Gen. Reyes
Broodel
Ciizen
Paul Stechker
Jewelry