Stand Ars business office hours announced
The Stand Ars business office will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. except Sundays. Sunday hours will run from 10 a.m. to noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
5
The Stand Ars business office will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. except Sundays. Sunday hours will run from 10 a.m. to noon.
Rotich to Advarlshire. Advertisements for the evening paper must appear in the day preceding. All charges for Saturday edition of the Standard must be in by Thursday noon. Business offer at No. 50 Hing, Editorial Room, No. 52 Ming.
RANDOM REFERENCES for Juley Steak and fine Poultry Sun in Market ツ Fy. Wright. Alvin Welsh and wife Tiere returned from Huntsville. For fine watch and clock repairing go to Paul W. Stecher, 2431 Wash. Ave. 1 AC. Wardleigi, grand keeper of rere fils wnd seals OF She K. of BP. Judge of Vinh, duit last evening for a trip t rowel Hi: southern. pint of the BSinte, geld medal series, Bane iehl, Digenn a Bee Aioy Market tyr tine vila of Miaka.
A scrambled OCR page fragment mentions Dover visitors, bowling alleys, and a courtroom case Lowell vs Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay. It references shopping and display windows, holiday travel to Wyoming, and local personalities across cities including Denver and Washington.
The text references a wake at Ward hall on Thursday night 8 o'clock for Hannah Blench Selford, with services at a meetinghouse the next day. It mentions remains at residence 85 and travel to Monument on the Southern Pacific. A rabbit sale and a Woodmen event are noted, with committee members named and a December 23 date.
Winner Hal Byrne set a record with a 157 minute 140 mile run from Rawlins to Green River amid delays as Supt. Park returned to New York. S. O. W. Marriman plans to spend 2 800 000 on steel rails for Western routes next year after orders approved by J G Murt and General Mannager Pullus Krultsch. Contracts include 100 000 Lows and ties with United States Steel Corporation. 28 dollars per person dining. Rails to be used on the Southern Pacific Texas Gregory line over the Shasta Siskiyou range between Red Wing and Albany Oregon.
Dr George A Soper journals a typhoid inquiry amid public concern in Butter Massachusetts describing the outbreak as severe but not yet critical. He cites possible water contamination and notes limited distribution of medicine while urging action to control spread.
The quarterly conference of the Vyta M I A of Weber Stake will be held in the Ogden Talminade on Saturday at 2 p.m. A full attendance of officers and members is requested. Abelth Y. Stanford, President. Maggie Chambers, Secretary.
The undersigned confirm the purchase of the Creamery Restaurant vesting from Youn & Ming. All claims outstanding will be settled by the former proprietors. The arrangement will be presented to meet with old customers JIL and DEWEY, proprinter.
The regular meeting of the shareholders of the Oyen Sievings Bank will be held in the banking room of the Viral National Banke of Odea Utah on January 10 at 18 past the hour to elect Directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may come before the meeting. Dated December 9, 1900. JANES VINGRICK, Chair.
Shareholders announced a meeting to elect directors and approve funds for the coming year. The event aims to authorize transactions and ensure proper governance under the company charter and relevant statutes.
A large hay shipment arrives from the Bear River Valley to Ogden as scarcity drives prices up. Poor pastures, winter-kill losses, and land cleared for beef raise feed demand. Sun Valley area disruption increases hay imports. Butter and milk prices may rise as farmers cut costs and expand dairy herds to cover expenses.
The Eagles minstrel program at the Grand Opera House in Ogden drew strong applause for its first rank performances. Notable acts included Tout and Feyrin the buck and wing dancers, Dar Norton and a host of featured entertainers. The event showcased colorful costumes, a large ensemble, and a financially successful night for the lodge.
A damaged notice describes a chain watch found and advertised in the Standard. The finder returned the watch to the office, directing it be turned over to the Salvation Army. William Harper, employed at a canning factory, and others were involved in the discovery and return.
A fragmented listing notes Mat T. Z. Evans & Co and various goods including flour and lard available locally. The text mentions household items and a shop presence tied to Evans & Co within a neighborhood commerce context.
Fragmentary notice lists departures and locations with times and a fare of 1.00, mentioning University of Italy Carlisle Tachins and Ogden with Lake exits. Details are garbled and partially unreadable, but implies a transportation schedule and price.
Ogden High School hosts an autumn program featuring piano duets, a string trio, vocal renditions, and readings. Students led by Miss Jasin Rew and Miss Florence Tamale present selections including Sunrise, Comin Thro the Rye, and Yuran My Torch in Livery, with community and Masonic support.
Asa Remit t, W. 8, Donaldson, owner of the Candy Store, reports losses from two break‑ins. About $50 of goods were stolen in a recent burglary, with prior damage from a fire the night before. Removal of debris continues as investigators and likely suspects are sought.
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a chance of snow in the northern portion. Warmer temperatures expected overall with variable winds and continuing unsettled conditions.
A B Doug was arrested for theft after a failed attempt to take valuables from a bank. The suspect, identified as A B Doug, was questioned by United States Commissioners and pleaded guilty at the grand jury stage, with officials stating the case will proceed toward sentencing.
Quimby police report a bank robbery at the local Quimby Bank with one suspect involved. Witnesses describe unusual activity as officers secure the scene and begin an investigation with no injuries reported at this time.
In Naw Yok observers report a delay in the Cha Hudaeta division’s dividend payout amid unsettled market conditions. Officials expect a later distribution date as traders await clearer guidance and policy signals from the cha-hudaeta authorities.
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