Stand Ards Office Hours Updated For Weekdays
The Stand Ards business offices will open 8 a m to 6 30 p m daily, excluding Sunday. On Sundays hours are 10 a m to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
5
The Stand Ards business offices will open 8 a m to 6 30 p m daily, excluding Sunday. On Sundays hours are 10 a m to 12 noon.
Advertisers must submit all changes for the Saturday edition of the Standard by Thursday noon. Changes require timely submission to ensure correct insertion.
John Edward Bidwell dies. Funeral held at his residence opposite the old University. Sooy promotes new photo parlors at 2109 Washington. Miss Huma Ramsey and Jennie Bands tour toward Brigham City. Numerous local merchants and events noted including markets, concerts, and county notices.
Plain City Irrigation Company reported its financial condition to stockholders at its annual meeting. A 7 percent tax for 1904 was approved with 6 percent for ordinary running expenses and 1 percent to reduce debt, while no new funding for ditch improvements was decided.
Kemmerer Coal sold only by M L Jones Coal and Ice Co. Three cars corn at W Farr and Co. Armor Market supplies city with meat and poultry. Ogden coal dealers face losses after a 25 cent price cut announced by Pleasant Valley Coal Co has not brought coal deliveries. Diamond Coal Co has implied a price change, but actual reductions are awaited to avoid shortages.
Des Moines on December 15 1903 hosts Great Minstrel Show at the Grand Opera House. The event features 60 performers with 50 laughs and 150 jokes in 140 minutes. New jokes songs and urills promise first class entertainment. A large street parade will be led by Thatcher's 20 piece band.
Ogden Union No 172 Order of Washington elects officers for the ensuing year. President J. J. Brummitt leads, with Vice-President C. A. Zimmerman and Secretary Walter Richey. Treasurer Wm. Doyle, Chaplain Irene Carson, Escort J. S. Baire, Assistant escort Mrs. B. J. McCready, Guard Lena Wiles, Sentinel J. J. Saropson.
Ogden residents publicly support Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief. Mrs Andrew Lavin recalls back pain and excruciating twinges, noting a box from 8 W Badcon's drug store eased attacks after a second purchase. Sold by all dealers 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents United States. Remember the name Dean's.
The Southern Pacific Passenger department plans to publish pamphlets and Sunset magazine articles to advertise Northern Utah. Will feature Ogden and tributary areas with detailed text and strong graphics. McPherson will oversee content, with McMurray providing photographs for illustrated materials.
The Barbers Protective Association held a post meeting reception at Union Labor hall with 24 members present. W M Blodgett J D Harris W A Gillett Lafe Farley and Scofield led arrangements while F F West catered. Felix Rheinhold of the State Board praised sanitation efforts in four cities and urged reforms. A committee was appointed to plan a future fundraising chance.
In a municipal court session Judge Howell granted suspended sentences to several defendants including Frank Dummy and Edward Vonk for drunkenness. Ed Roberts was fined 25 dollars or 25 days for disturbing the peace, while W F Conway received 15 days for mendicancy. John Stone faced a 10 day or 10 dollar option for drunkenness and disturbance. Peter Dooley admitted drunkenness with a suspended term conditioned on sobriety and return to Archer Road.
Mabel Williams, described as having a taint of colored blood, was arraigned on drunkenness charges but could not be tried as she was too drunk. the hearing was postponed.
Notice of intention to create extensions of Curbing and Guttering Districts 3 1 4 5 and 6 in Ogden Utah. Plans call for concrete curbs gutters on Twenty fourth Twenty fifth Adams Jefferson and Madison avenues with costs listed and a 1 25 front foot tax. Public hearing set January 4 1904 at City Hall for written objections.
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