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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
11
The Stand ard business office opens from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily other than Sunday with Sunday hours listed separately as 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Fragmented 19th century clipping mentions church meeting in Ava Pugwitz, a notice about Yellowatons beverages, Western Union staff changes in Pittsburg and Ogden, millinery sales at Palace Royal, legal foreclosure action by H Methusiton against Towell Evans, market ads for hay grain and corn, temperance meetings, and various local notices including auctions, residences, and auctions.
The Health and School boards held a joint session to plan holiday recess from December 9th to January 5th with teachers paid. Minutes were read and approved as officials discussed disease controls, school records, and sanitary inspections while addressing inquiries about recent cases and budget items including fines and warrants.
The article traces the discovery of coffee in the sixth century by an Arabian shepherd observing a goat’s vigor and using its stimulating properties. It notes coffee’s spread to Europe, its controversial reception, and describes its nerve stimulation, digestive impact, and reports symptoms of overuse including restlessness and insomnia. It mentions the role of caffeine as the stimulant’s active principle and cites mixed perceptions among Parisians and other Europeans.
A messy OCR indicates a local report detailing disease cases, school duties, and municipal finances. Names such as Hughther, Me, and various vendors appear alongside mentions of inspections, audits, and attendance figures. The text references chickenpox, inspections, and teacher duties, with notes on reporting to superintendents and fiscal items.
Vic Moilern leads the Duldan Woodmen of America as officers select Jash events. Elected officers include Venerable Cougal J Daenimmint Worthy Adviser Walt Willithians Bob Chhitley Stont Xavort M 3 Santinel Clavdea Phich Menuigera iidgny Jopaay J We Wile eax Mat MM Thomas Fxnnding Phyaidians Doctora Cons ray Joyce ad Dickson. The Protection ledge No 24 4 0 U lave also elected Tadlock for Warkmai William Tolley Voreman Jos J Holland Overseor O D Williams Iver W A McGayn Custle M Iandry. Trialees O Uadla Schwart t Phillips W Burton and on
The Kaiser presided over a military regimental display in Nudlecke Weltesday, asking the band to perform a cavalry march titled Stoerdeboster. Officers including Prince Henckot, Kiel Maria van Walderaee, and Major Ceneal van Malle paused before the audience as the emperor conducted and praised the musicians. The event featured a mix of Germanic marches and improvised pieces, with performances reflecting royal authorization and courtly musical curiosity.
Readable fragments describe Lewis School in Ogden with 2500 students, listing teachers and pupils, noting a high building, large gym, and a forthcoming Madison orchestra event. Mentions principal Mrs Cade Maguire and various students, some awards, and upcoming visits and activities at the high school.
Shirley C. Cater, a resident of TooMualk, recounts a night attack near Mumruu and Wolovah where two men, about six feet tall, robbed him of 86 cents and searched him as he stood by a wall. He was knocked down, his wheel pushed over, and one assailant brandished a revolver. Wheelwright and Miss Wheelwright witnessed the escape. Carter notified police by telephone. The assailants fled toward a cover in the block interior. Carter seeks relief from the incident and mentions his neighbor Clyde Gourlay and a local circulation office member.
A verdict awards ten thousand dollars for damages to Frederick J. Diliman after an eye injury caused by a broken electrical company machine in Brooklyn. The case stems from an accident involving the electrical equipment and a mishap at the plant.
Washington December 6 President Roosevelt authorized the announcement that he would nominate John Barrett of Wisconsin to be minister to Japan to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Minister Buel.
Whames Photo Studio announces special holiday rates for a limited period. The advertisement lists discounted photography packages and service options available to customers during the season.
Confused OCR passage notes parties interested in Salt Lake City and nearby areas pursuing gas and air manifest restrictions. Mentions Corinne Bergham, Bear River border, and plans for gas supply to homes and manufacturing. References Nov/Dec era development work, wells planned, and piping for distribution to begin in spring near Sal Lake City and Washington Ave area.
A fragmented account describes a patient taken with illness and suffering before a physician arrived. The text mentions various terms and names, with unclear sequence and treatment steps, reflecting a chaotic medical moment captured in a historical clipping.
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