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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1902
Page
9
An OCR fragment shows daily bus operation from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Sunday off. Additional line indicates routes from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and mentions daily hours and a bus stand location.
Random references fill Ogden city notices from mills to millinery shops. The catalog reads like a crowded social page with Coal & Tea Co services, Palace Royal Millinery, and Lola Hull heirs alongside theatre, dancing lessons, and a cement walk plan. Names include Gochon, Full, Nelson, Hodges, King, and Morton, with addresses and local business references.
The notice advertises gloves for sale by Ayse Bork & Bros. in a new location offering dressed and undressed items and updates on stock and warranty coverage.
A fragmentary report notes butter prices moving up on modest demand, with supply tight. It mentions milk products and fears of further price pressure as producers adjust output, while noting reduced availability and market reactions across buyers and sellers.
The Woodmen of the World have elected officers for the next term. Tollawa named as first Co commander Me Olsen as commander Cation Advier Wyola luswell banker George Huns Chey V9 Auithe Exe Athas Wittchborn dog Fherrop Seatey Win Moyle managers Reck Paine Sant Nosen UW in the jad TC Morris
A Lake Saturday meeting of Moslow Miho Mining Co directors witnessed resignations and a reshuffle. W N Gilpithy of Boston resigned presidency. W. Mauls sought release. H. Allen of Howton and W. Wouters gained roles as changes aimed at harmony. Work continues at Spring Mountain Idaho with ore sampling showing notable silver, lead, and zinc values. a large tramway was built to move ore from Shampark, and management remains cautiously optimistic about future prospects.
Memorial services were held yesterday in the lodge rooms followed by a formal march to the church of the chaplain Rev. Goshun where an eloquent sermon suited to the occasion was delivered. Services were conducted in the lodge rooms after returning, with rites observed, noting the annual remembrance in December for departed brethren.
Police cited bartenders from the Biemarck Ranwn and Senate saloons to appear today for violating Sunday honor selling laws. Each paid a fine after forfeiting their bonds, as officers pursued repeat offenses in the Remillatte area.
A union report outlines David Be HUD being engaged as a figure in a spate of disputes within the Painters' union. The piece notes expulsions, proposed commissions, court orders, and pledges of support from the International Association of Painters and Decorators as the union plans another meeting amid ongoing tensions.
A dramatic incident occurred Saturday evening as Mattie Ny attempted to drink carbolic acid to end her life. Lillie, a sister, stopped her and splashed the acid on herself, suffering burns. Doctors treated Lillie, and neutralization saved Mattie from further harm. Both sisters, Ogden residents, are daughters of a well known family. the assailant alcohol involved.
Defense notes in Salt Lake City proceed with trial detailing shortages in the post office cash and money orders. Witnesses describe Mr Meighan and Rapp handling books, missing entries, and a court-ordered review of the safe as auditors probe a $2009.12 deficit with $1151.92 in money orders and $1447.80 in postal funds.
Rev Alfred Brown of St. Mark's Church in Anaconda has decided to move on after many years of devoted service. He built the church into a leading congregation in the state and earned wide respect for his charitable work, selflessness, and philanthropic spirit benefiting the needy and the community at large.
Morning sales and quotations show wide bid and ask ranges for numerous commodities and stocks. Entries include Grand Central bid 403 asked 460 and Sacramento bid 5 125 asked 25 dds, with mixed prices, yields, and mentions of dividends and daily activity across multiple names and firms.
Tala Prussia December report states Prince Oscar the Emperor William's fifth son suffered a slight fracture of the elbow from a Lone theme incident. Doctors say the injury will not interfere with his studies.
A garbled report details visits by railroad officials and union representatives across Ogden Cheyenne and Omaha. It notes discussions on locomotives orders, staffing, and potential shifts affecting Colorado Wyoming and South Pacific routes, with mention of unions and division operations and looming decisions on equipment sourcing.
A garbled report mentions Governor Oyater approving a move in Springfield and references Dee Gaynor Yatra. The text blurs with typhoid fever and absence of two works, leaving unclear details about dates, places, or officials involved.
December 8 report states the Denver Supreme Court will take original jurisdiction in a case aimed at canal liability. The city and county of Denver are granted home rule power amid the dispute.
Washington report notes nominations including Anderson as district judge for Indians, Excom secretary at embassy in RanI, and Teanard M. Thomas of Pennsylvania. The fragment mentions Dre and The Posse and lacks full context or clear positions.
An early 20th century advert promotes Stuart's Dyspepsin Tablets as a universal cure for indigestion and related stomach troubles. The copy claims the remedy treats digestion without dieting, mentions widespread use, and notes availability at druggists for 50 cents per package. It also advertises holiday rates at a photo studio.
A special train of light cargo and passengers departs from Ian S45 bound for California. The train carries freight and colonial settlers from Durkard Colony, with a note reading Durkard Colony on route to settle at Talon Fresha California. Passengers include Relteville, Kon residents and Union Paride frab organizers.
Amusements notice for a four act detective play Caught in the Web to open in the city. Written by Joseph le Brundt the drama On the Stroke is Twelve is also mentioned. The production promises elaborate scenery and strong acting with dramatic twists.
Tabernagle regular Sunday afternoon meet will resume on Sunday, April 14, 1902 at 2 pm after temporary suspension. All members cordially invited to attend and participate in the holding.
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