Reading of Standard Office Hours Adjusted
The standard office now opens at 8 p m and closes at 12:30 a m daily except Sunday. Sunday hours shift to 10 a m to 6 00 p m.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
9
The standard office now opens at 8 p m and closes at 12:30 a m daily except Sunday. Sunday hours shift to 10 a m to 6 00 p m.
Fragmented 19th century style clipping recounts community notices and ads from Ogden area and nearby towns. Mentions Frank Welling of Gatland Rox Jlder county, a millinery company sale, local meetings, and a charity auction with names such as B. Condon, LH use, and J. Ve Tuts CORN. Includes market prices and various business items.
Fragmented text describes a young person named Molly Gurey recovering from a medical event and a hospital stay. It mentions family members, caregivers, and unclear statements about arrangements, lodging, and related concerns amid disrupted narration. The piece lacks coherent facts due to OCR damage.
A wandering traveler named Tricey becomes the center of a lively, humorous tale told by a jovial man in a busy city. The narrator, playful and full of bravado, teases with hints about a contest and a likely bet connected to Tricey and a cashier figure, all presented in a homespun, gossiping style.
Clara Hotbronk of Provo received a pastel card dated November 28 1902 from Miss Nannie Taut. Prof Wolfe notes her triumph in an operatic role with a perfect ovation at the theatre. The Provo and Ogden communities applaud her performance and future potential.
A fragmented words recount a patient with chronic stomach pain and kidney inflammation who improves after subsisting on grapes and plain foods. Observations note weight gain and better appetite when diet shifts to grape meals and simple breakfasts, with references to a doctor or household remedies and local names cited as witnesses.
Rumor says a new Gould-backed transcontinental line will run from Ogden, linking northern Nevada and southern Idaho to an Ogden front via a new California terminal. California figures lead the project with $5 million capital. H Yorhoan and others listed as directors. Proposals include connections to the Pacific routes, with debates over feasibility and regional impact.
Grace Thinlead, arrested on vague charges, was brought before Judge McGlerman in Bulle. The judge denied her petition seeking release, with attorneys planning another bid. She claims family ties in her homeland and that she was manipulated by an uncle.
In Ogden the event presented various prizes for top contenders. Highlights included medals and ribbons for standout teams and individuals, detailing awards such as gold and silver medals and special recognitions.
The county announces school apportionment details with totals and per‑capita figures. County Superintendent Wilson reports the 1902 distribution across cities and townships, listing district amounts such as Aden 146.00, Plain City 289.00, Slaterville 14.00, and others, with overall totals and per‑GAPE calculations.
An old newspaper notice promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a radical cure for various forms of indigestion. It claims three years of countywide testing with strong results and notes the product is now sold in druggists for 80 cents per package. The piece also mentions a political pause in Pennsylvania tunnel franchise action postponed to next Tuesday.
A garbled report describes a blind man’s torture and a football injury saga. It mentions Beaty BH and Veut-vehinel, Wind aiddedt, and tickets for Kindreds of video vyak Howell, with scattered names and places such as Wind aiddedt and Colorado. The piece quotes doctors and a hospital scene, noting delirium and treatment details amid a fragmented historical clipping.
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