Standard business hours noted for THE STANDARD
The business office of THE STANDARD will be open daily from ??? a.m. to 6 30 p.m. except Sunday. Sunday care operates from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
5
The business office of THE STANDARD will be open daily from ??? a.m. to 6 30 p.m. except Sunday. Sunday care operates from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Public notice stating advertisers must submit changes by day before publication and by Thursday noon for the Saturday Standard edition.
After several weeks illness F Wright and W Watts are able to be on the street again in the London Market area near 24th Street. L T Becraft and Sam Sharman traveled to Salt Lake this morning in Paul Stecher’s St Louis automobile. D D Drake at 410 Eccles Building offers salary advance services.
The opulent business notices sit beside a dated crime ledger criticizing Frank Cannon and Ogden officials. The long list recounts indictments from 1892 to 1894 for assaults, burglary, forgery, murder, embezzlement and more, arguing crime thrived under prior administrations and challenging reform claims.
Sulaniski and Teery file in district court on behalf of Sarah J. Brown against G. Knoth seeking restitution of a drug store occupied after lease expiration on December 1. Notice to quit served November 11. rent of 175 dollars monthly. Complaint requests damages, potentially trebled, and costs.
Solomon Edgar reports being buncoed out of 70 dollars by three men using the old excess baggage ruse near the Senate saloon in Ogden. Edgar was en route to The Dalles Oregon and stopped there several hours before the incident at about ten last night. Jim Sullivan accuses his partner Pete Rafferty of robbery.
Police describe bunco men after a man lent money to a stranger who fled with five dollars. Pete Rafferty was arrested on Jim Sullivan’s complaint claiming Sullivan awoke in a saloon to find his money gone.
Stanley Stevens purchases the Commercial Electric Cog business at 2279 Wash. Ave. He greets old patrons and friends and promises a full line of fixtures. The notice advertises special prices and electric door bells as part of opening promotions.
J C Platt a veteran in harness and saddlery now operates at 2259 Wash Ave with his two brothers in Salt Lake City planning Ogden as future home. A first class line of Moraines saddlery hawkware blankets whips and more. repair work done promptly at 514X telephone.
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