Stand and business hours notice
The Stand and business office will be open from 9 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day except Sunday. Running hours will be from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. per the notice.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
7
The Stand and business office will be open from 9 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day except Sunday. Running hours will be from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. per the notice.
Fragmented text details millinery sales at Palace Royal and Stafford, weddings in Ogden and Salt Lake, a bridge of community notices, a Sugar County marriage, local business ads, and gossip about a Brigham City doctor moving to California, with various names and venues drifting through.
In a string of social blurbs a New Year party at Mrs Angad Wright's home is noted with greetings to Abeta. There are visits from Geo A Lowe of Salt Lake and Mr and Mrs Wheat Hid of Wyoming. Local chapters and dancing academy plans, church and fraternal notices, and a sales pitch for Christmas goods fill the page alongside minor arrests and police notes.
Owing to confusion and ward conferences the regular work meetings at the Tabernacle have been postponed. The stake clerk announces the delay will extend to Sunday December 14. Date and times are rescheduled to a later Sunday in 1902.
About one thousand unredeemed watches pawned in 1N0L await owners or anyone seeking a chance to reclaim the loaned items. Also advertised are kid gloves cleaned by the dry cleaner at 273 Twenty-fifth Street and sold by S. Ty wit & Hros as headquarters for dressed and undressed gloves with shades and sizing.
Notice from Ogden reports the death of Mrs J T Berry formerly Virginia Breeden of Ogden Los Angeles born daughter of General M A Breeden. She died in Los Angeles at age 18 and will be brought to Utah for interment. Her husband Lieutenant J Hovey United States Army is stationed abroad. The family moved from Ogden to Salt Lake recently and she was niece to local residents Mow L P Reynolds and Mrs J W Hurst. Funeral plans to be announced on return of the party from California.
A garbled OCR note describes warrants and payments tied to the county treasury. It mentions a sum around twenty three thousand dollars and references a person named Mayes and a tomorrow action. The fragment hints at a public financial proceeding and warrants to be issued or turned in.
Real estate transfers recorded: John W. F. Walhar and wife transfer part of Lot 1, Play, to Evert Neutebaum for 600. Tin M. Bucken and husband transfer Inchlock 2, Childs addition, to Kyle Beckman for 150.
Juan Thomas paid 10 dollars for disturbing the peace by using profane language. A young man named Trunk hall war was fined 5 dollars for similar charges. Layfiell, tried yesterday, faced charges of disturbing the pores after cursing TP. Woodbury at Corey's glables was fined 10 dollars or ten days. Richard Shins and Art Miler, arrested for fighting over tobacco on 25th Street, each paid 10 dollars or served ten days. John Smithy, described as part of a fictitious army, was found guilty of drunkenness and awaits sentence tonight.
A discovered portrait titled Portrait of Martin Luther by Lucas Crannell of Wittenberg is housed in the town church of Witena. It is deemed the best known portrait of Martin Luther in existence following unveiling.
An elderly narrator claims coffee harmed her nerves and digestion, then credits Postin food drink for recovery. She describes headaches, stomach trouble, and a return to health after four months, noting a former teacher neighbor who resumed work with improved vitality. Names given: Postin Co., Tally Cresh, Mich.
A native runner from Caritree via Berbara brings news of a serious incident involving the Mad Mullah in Souvilland. The Mullah is said to have died from a spear wound to the stomach while he prayed, with details still uncertain.
Andrew Carnegie travels aboard the White Star liner arriving in New York from a rough six day Atlantic crossing. The ship encountered heavy seas and strong winds, with occasional relief as Carnegie reports improving health after illness.
A team of Canadian football players from St John Newfoundland Halifax and Dublin has arrived for a series of matches in Ireland before heading to England. The squad, sailing via Allindine ateamer Davaginn, will compete locally prior to further fixtures abroad.
Devonshire navalist William Fr. Yur tis, London correspondent for the New York Tribune, plans a voyage that will pass through Vancouver, Chicago, Toronto, Washington, and New York as the first stage of a round‑the‑world trip with likely stops en route.
A fragmentary report notes Professor A. Thomag hoa treating nine patients traveling from Salt Lake to Ogden. It references ages, glassna, and weeks of practice, praising experience and the reputation of the professor. Details are unclear and garbled.
Antique news notes a disaster from Yangtse area with high tides sinking junk boats on November 11, reporting over sixty lives lost. Officers aboard a foreign warship observed many bodies. Local reports mention executions and other unverified events alongside river calamities and dubious patent cures.
State of Utah Weber County Ogden City advertises unclaimed stray stock and livestock. One bay horse aged about nine, injured hoof, and other items were impounded and may be sold if not claimed by the owner by December date.
Casey Raynes, once connected with the Open thatn bik Whadita team, impacts Sacramento’s Gil- Howe Mugen season with strong play and top hitting as he reenters the field. His presence boosts the local squad while observers note his sharp form and potential influence on standings.
An old medical note argues headaches stem from catarrh of head and stomach related organs and touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a remedy. It includes a testimonial from Miss Cara Ainsley praising relief after using the tablets, sold by druggists with a no narcotic guarantee. The notice ends with local business ads and a holiday-rate offer from Thomas' Photo Studio.
A department of Reed and Brass instruments has been expanded with Mr. W. Paster as director of roster. The state’s only conservatory offers a new method and invites applications. Recitals and organized pupil concerts will advance students in concert, solo, and ensemble playing. Apply to the Conservatory for terms and information.
In Durango California district news Grace Busted, the “Buble girl,” was released after a court cleared her custody transfer following a family dispute involving her brother and a public official. Attorney Hogevall faced questions over alleged conduct and a previous misstep. Judge Rus- sentenced an associated party in the same day’s proceedings.
In London a Ute Indian named Snake receives a life sentence after being torn in the penitentiary for the murder of a 14 year old Indian boy who had stolen horn from Snake. The incident follows a fight over justified actions. Lady Sybil, daughter of Earl of Mosp hery, becomes engaged to Lieutenant Chartea Grant of the Guards, son of General Bir Hobert Grant.
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