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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
6
The business office of THE STAND ARD will be open from 5 a m to 4 30 p m daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 2 a m to 12 noon.
Advertisers must submit all changes for the evening edition by the day prior and changes for the Saturday Standard edition by Thursday noon. This ensures timely placement and printing.
The item appears as a compact classifieds style note listing room numbers and purposes within a newspaper, indicating spaces labeled Business office and Editorial Room with corresponding numbers and lengths.
Richard E. Davies one of Utah's early settlers passed away this morning at his residence 149 26th Street. The notice mentions Juley Steak and Poultry at London Market and other local business names, with a ward meeting of the M. M. I. A. of the Second ward scheduled for seven in the evening.
A chaotic page notes obituaries and services for Lydia M. West born in London in 1822 with services to be announced. Multiple local notices mention Christmas ads, markets, shopping, and theaters, plus a marriage license for Lorin F. Rich and Ruth Slatt and a police court update on Henry Ward’s money case.
The district court bound Chris Petergon over to answer to a charge of assault with intent to kill. Bail set at $1,000 with same sureties. Hearing in Municipal Court extended to 3 p.m. The Albert Mortenson embezzlement case, charged by George L. Stone for eighteen dollars, continued to 4 p.m. tomorrow.
A man killed by a train in Pueblo is thought to be F. Roth of Sacramento. He appears about 40, well educated in miner attire. A letter on him notes his sister is principal at a Sacramento school.
An old advertisement promotes Herbine to treat indigestion and heart palpitations caused by undigested food and gas. It claims relief after a few days and lists sellers G. F. Cave at 2301 Washington Avenue and J. E. Cave in Devot Jrug.
Police solved the Donaldson candy store theft after a fire two weeks earlier. Officers arrested Fred Bramer and George Mickleweight, with Samuel Goss detained as a witness and a youth named Bud Smith to be arrested. The trio admitted stealing a $7 express wagon from George A Lowe Co and leaving it at Mickleweight’s yard. Goss says Otto Blair helped borrow an axe a week earlier. they returned it and admitted breaking the candy store.
Transfers show Zella Allen estate to Catharine M Maule for part of lot 24 block 7 Five Acre plat at 2590 dollars. James Roylance and wife to John L Wilson and others part of northeast quarter section 6 north range 1 west at 15 dollars. Joe Stoddard Bros Ca records lot 27 block 2 Thompson and Dieters subdivision at 15.50. Catharine Maule to M H Allen part of Lot 24 block 7 Five Acre plat at 259 dollars. Chris T Kar and wife to Alvin Parmley part of Lot 14 block 15 Brooklyn addition at 850. Franklin G Clifford to Albert N Clifford et al southwest quarter section 33 township 7 north range 1 west at 1 dollar.
In Weber County J T Terry v Jos Carver Mattie Thomas and FR L Short trustees the defendants claim school seats were not affixed and furniture moved did not belong to the district restraining rent of Warren district schoolhouse for a Thanksgiving Eve dance.
In the district court probate division Geno Halverson attorney for James A. Calvert filed a petition for letters of administration in the estate of Rozetta Hadlock deceased. The petition states the deceased died December 17, 1903, in the city and left a will or heirs.
An estate valued around four thousand dollars was acquired, with five brothers and other heirs named as beneficiaries. The record notes the heirs include Alstera among the siblings.
In New York on December 22, minor bondholders form an association to protect themselves against the new bond refunding plan for Colorado Fuel and Iron. Former Supreme Court Judge William Keener advised clients that the August 1 1901 debenture agreement offers no advantage to debenture bondholders.
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