Stand ard business hours update
TheStand ard business office will be open daily from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm except Sundays. On Sundays the hours are 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1903
Page
5
TheStand ard business office will be open daily from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm except Sundays. On Sundays the hours are 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
All changes for the evening paper must be in the day preceding. All changes of Advertisements for the Saturday edition of the Standard must be in by Thursday noon.
The Weber County board met in regular session with Commissioners Stanford Wilson and Fowers. Dr Forbes reported a new mailpox case from the west side of the lake. Road work and canyon photography for Government Good Roads were discussed. Infirmary conditions and annex work were noted as satisfactory. Damages to canyon roads by sheep were reduced by 20 percent. A thank you letter from Huntaville City dated November 30 1903 was received. The meeting adjourned after brief indigent and tax matters.
The event of the season features 50 performers with new jokes songs and drills. The program runs 150 minutes with 150 laughs and no burlesque. Twenty special features include vocal and instrumental music and dancing. A big street parade is led by Thatcher's 20-piece band.
An inquest is to be held over the remains of K J Griffin a Southern Pacific fireman killed in the Montello wreck. Judge Howell County Attorney Hulaniski and lay jurors viewed the body last Friday evening. The hearing is set for tomorrow at an unknown time at the family’s request to prepare a possible suit for damages against the railroad company.
The baggage master reports November totals across rail lines with a significant rise over the same month in 1902. Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Southern Pacific, and Rio Grande Western show increased pieces received and handled, totaling 60 483 handled versus 41 346 last year.
Stanley S Stevens has purchased the Commercial Electric Co and is now at 2279 Wash Ave. He invites old patrons and friends to visit as a full line of fixtures is available. The firm offers special in house wiring rates and electric door bells at discounted prices.
An old advertisement extols Doan’s Ointment as instantly relieving eczema scald head hives and itchiness and claims a permanent cure available at any drug store.
Detective James Pender, back from a trip to California, El Paso, and New Orleans, notes rising crime with unemployed crowds. He cites Oakland and Los Angeles struggles against hold ups on Spring Street and street violence near police stations, contrasting with harsh chain gang controls in El Paso and New Orleans.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held memorial services at 11 a.m. yesterday at the Congregational church. Members gathered at 10:30 a.m. in the Masonic block for the lodge service before marching to the church where Rev. EL I Goshen conducted the service and preached on the order’s principles. None of the local members died this year.
The speaker warned against labor disputes tearing the nation while urging charity rooted in benevolence and love. He said true charity seeks no return and that better industrial and social relations require active help. The service closed with a hymn and a solo by Mrs. Westfall as members filed out.
A 17 year old transient named Mitchell sought shelter with a robber. He resisted a crime attempt and laborer Ben Peterson was shot with a scalp wound. Peterson’s arrival chased the assailant, who fled leaving a cap mittens and bedding linked to the Mowac holdup.
A minor facial wound was treated by Dr Dickson this morning. The injury, described as not serious, was attended to promptly with standard medical care.
We thank Rev Jam'l Blair Bishop James L Wother spoon Rev H Goshen and W I Wardleigh for kind remarks and sympathy shown by floral pieces presence and other ways at the death and burial of our husband son and brother Tierberi Griffin Pauline Griffin A P Griffin and family
An old advertisement promotes Herbine to aid digestion and relieve heartburn symptoms. It claims undigested food pressed against the heart causes palpitations and promises relief after a few days. Posed by G. F. Cave and J. E. Cave at 2301 Washington Avenue and Depet Drug Store.
The Ladies of the Congregational church announce a bazaar and chicken pie dinner on Friday December 11. Dinner hours are 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets are 35 cents.
An afflictive account from Nud in Sedgwick County Kansas describes relief from sciatica after using Stallard's Snow Liniment. The customer bought three 50 cent bottles, reports walking without crutches, and plans to perform light farm labor. Sold by Cave at 2301 Washington Avenue and J E Cave at Depot Drive Blore.
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