Weather outlook fair tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight with warmer temperatures on Friday, especially in the southeast portion.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
6
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight with warmer temperatures on Friday, especially in the southeast portion.
A mixed page iteming details holiday sales and displays at local shops including Fred Anassa and Evans & Co. It notes exams and hearings in municipal court, Blue Trading Stamps promotions at The Toggery, and community notices from the G A R W R C and K P hall plans for January 13. Also lists visits by notable locals and Christmas events at Parry's hall and Sooy's gallery.
Local merchants advertise goods from Xmaz to Carver and Sons Grocers with watches rings silverware and holiday novelties. Telephonists receive oranges from R B Lewis while Weatherby promotes turkeys geese and ducks. The jailors room at the police station is being rebuilt while the high school chorus receives candy and prepares pieces for a Tabernacle concert next Wednesday.
Christmas Day postal service limited to one delivery by carriers. General delivery and stamp registry windows operate 3 to 10 a m. Thos H Davis P M.
A brief note recalls the old English deodand principle by which instruments causing death became property of the crown. Coroners' juries later imposed fines instead of forfeiture. In 1838 a Liverpool and Manchester locomotive explosion killed its engineer and fireman and was fined £20, the next year £1,400.
Construction reports the final structural steel girders will be laid on the roof of the Southern Pacific shop section. Heavy roofing stringers are being set, about half the girders are covered, and the brickwork addition to the roundhouse will begin Monday. The shop's machinery is being installed and the complex should be in use within weeks.
Lyceum theater introduces patron prizes alongside top shows this season. Window display at Richardson & Grant features a dinner set of Haviland China a gentleman's umbrella a framed picture and a ton of coal. The week promises strong entertainment with a comic juggler to lift spirits.
Weber County sues Thomas Smart Jas Buckley and Frank Allen for 800 damages alleging sheep owned by the defendants damaged Canyon Road during a July shipment. The case, in district court, follows a prior action in which ownership of the sheep was disputed.
A fragment notes Eagle Brand Condensed Milk marketed as cow’s milk adapted for human infants. References a long history of about forty five years and positions the product as a best substitute when breast milk fails.
An Irish farmer sends a boy to fetch a horse in heavy rain. The boy returns soaked yet dry under shelter, claiming the horse stayed put while he waited, and the father scolds him as the boy outsmarted the two men.
Aunt Cordelia asks about plans while Pickaninny Jim jokes about hunting and starting a fire. They discuss who will carry what gear and preparation for a stew, reflecting a rural household scene from Washington Star style.
A humorous dialogue from Harper's Bazar depicts Mr. Kidder asking a doctor to come to his house to chloroform his youngest boy, prompted by the mother who wants to comb the lad's hair. The exchange ends with the doctor seeking the reason for the visit.
The church plans three Christmas Masses at 6 30 a m 8 30 a m and 10 39 a m. The first mass features a juvenile choir with many instruments while the high mass at the final service will be aided by Ogden singers and the efficient choir. Decorators lead by faithful workers will adorn the church for the feast.
Narrative fragment shows Captain O Bull describing a cat purchase from Marribboo islanders and warning that a wanddrop placed on a cat’s tongue could be deadly, reflecting curious maritime speech and danger lore.
In North Ogden Weber Utah December 23 1903 a meeting of the Quorum of Seventies discussed funding a two story amusement hall costing about 5000 dollars with movable partitions for dances and meetings. Members canvassed for assessments and plans include James Storey N L Campbell and G T Alvord.
The James Ballard Meat Market on Twenty fourth is overflowing with holiday fare. The firm recently added the city’s only up to date dust and water proof delivery wagon with a desk like box and sloping cover to keep meats in perfect condition. Sold by Sidney Stevens Implement Co.
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