Sinead Office Hours At The Standard
The Standard office hours will be from 8 a m to 9 0 am daily except Sunday with Sunday tours from 7 1 am to 10 am to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
5
The Standard office hours will be from 8 a m to 9 0 am daily except Sunday with Sunday tours from 7 1 am to 10 am to 12 noon.
Notice to advertisers states all changes for the Saturday Standard edition must be submitted by Thursday noon. Business office address listed as No. 66-Ome Ring and editorial room at No. 66-Two Bings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wiley's Steak and Fine Points, Lon don Market on 24th Street, Wright, Arkansas, and Rosette, Utah, with garbled phrases about watch repair and a Gingold medal series. References Milner and Salk Lake and Amuar Market appear incomplete. No coherent event or action is decipherable.
A fragmented local page lists holiday entertainment and shopping notices in Ogden and nearby areas. Items include concerts at Third Ward Auditorium, a night cafe reopening, flower and greenhouse promotions, a Singer sewing machines sale, and a charity event at Madison Oyehostyn with multiple vendors and venues. Names, places, and dates appear in scattered form across the clippings.
In Ogden a city department will replace four miles of old iron wire with insulated copper wire starting Monday to improve service. Local merchants warn of coal shortages as yards run low and prepare to ship by rail. Community announces Christmas trees free at Low Bar Rays Grocery and a labor hall meeting Sunday at 10:30 am. Additionally, 500 Souvenir Trays featuring President are to be given away December ith with an invited female audience. Orchestra arrangements and Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co. details noted.
Telegrams from relatives of Anthony Ethier report his body will be shipped to his Utah home for interment tomorrow. An undertaker in Springville confirms the transfer. another sister, Mrs. Huby Ethier Burns, asks about disposition of his remains as the family coordinates arrangements.
The ball last night featured a notable drill by the Weber Company Corps and its captains. The ensemble presented intricate maneuvers, noted for ease and accuracy after extensive practice, followed by dancing numbers and performances under Manager P. Dignan that drew enthusiastic reactions.
A handwritten notice from the Clerks Union addresses merchants. It urges those who wish to stay open after 5 PM from now until Christmas to comply. The message carries a formal tone and is directed at merchants and shopkeepers.
Notice from W. H. VIGKS stating willingness to stand good for any bills contracted by Timrry Johnson. The wording implies a personal surety or guarantee obligation. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
Notice for the quarterly meeting of the Weber Stake of the United Apostolic Latter Day Saints at the Ogden Tabernacle. One meeting to commence at 7 p.m. all officers and members urged to attend. Public welcome. Elizabeth Stanford, President. Maggie Chambers, Leader.
The patrons of the Creamery restaurant are informed that JTM and Drwey have purchased the business from former owners Youn and Ming. All bills outstanding will be settled by the former proprietors, and the new management invites all customers, old and new, to visit.
The regulit annual meeting of the Shaywholders of the Ogden Savings Tank will he held tr. dik banking vom of this Kirke National Banke of Ogden Uhth gh dantary tath WL ak 10s i for the purpore of looting Riventows to serve for thy undiius your anil the Arnagaction of aneh other Disinesa is way properly done before anid meeting James Pingrive, Cashier.
Anodized notice lists officers of the Slaveholders of the First Nation Bank of Oyden Ute meeting at 10 a m on Hoy the Tbny of domury WO to discuss alleged cheating and the transaction of with other high inesame nay properly cola stoke matt aniaeldingys Dated Cydon Wath Doo Uti Lake b James Pingimge Cikbier
Richard Stater sues in Ogden for replevin over two barrels of fruit and other items amid claims of an adventuress using charm to sway a county farmer. The case centers on a promised farm sale and recovery of belongings with witnesses silent and officers tight lipped.
An advertisement touts Conroy a Hindoo clairvoyant medium in Ogden City. It claims he reveals origins, fortunes, marriages and future plans, with readings priced from 32.00 and up. The promo warns of impostors and promises genuine guidance.
Plaintiff sued Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Co for 10 000 dollars over finger loss. Sealed verdict opened morning finds no cause of action. Plaintiff sought 10 000 dollars for loss of three fingers at the clay former.
The Labor body in Ogden endorses the United States Workers of America strike in district 10 and especially southern Utah. It condemns Governor Wells for incendiary remarks about the Mine Workers organizer and urges sympathy and moral support for the striking workers while criticizing the governor’s reported call to expel the organizer and his supporters from the state.
Weber County versus Thomas Smart ended abruptly as the plaintiff’s attorney moved to dismiss the action without prejudice after the court granted the motion. The defense argued the shipment damage did not involve the county property and questioned ownership of cattle and sheep stock yards used for shipment.
Information requested on missing Conductor John J Blick of Chicago Northwestern Railway who vanished while en route to Union Stock Yards. Description includes heavy weight dark coat, striped shirt, and scars. last seen near November 2, 1994, with public appeals issued by special agent G. SN Worlinby in Chicago.
Ogden Council Knights of Columbus meets on the fourth Friday at A C U W. Brethren invited to attend. Secretary W O'Brien notes the event and invites members to join.
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