Stand ard business hours notice
The business office of THE STAND ARD will be open from 3 p.m. to midnight every day except Sunday. Business hours for bun dry will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
7
The business office of THE STAND ARD will be open from 3 p.m. to midnight every day except Sunday. Business hours for bun dry will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. noon.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe varied references from markets and shops to local society meetings and events. Names, places, and dates are scattered, with mentions of markets in Finland and London, a Salt Lake City context, and holiday sales.
The article details proposed rail expansions and conflicts over lines from New York to the West, citing Harriman plans to reconnect routes, rebuild grades, and secure tie supply. It notes government action, central continental highway talk, and mountain forest depletion affecting track construction and timber supply. Entities include Harriman, the Beaubher line, and various regional routes.
Local reports state an individual named Hogt Sweet Tin Butt Bert Sweets, previously tied to Missal swindles, was arrested Wednesday in Butte Montana. Authorities allege the suspect used forged checks and fake identifications to deceive victims, including a Belle hotel proprietor, while planning additional crimes. The case involves alleged ties to Ogden and other jurisdictions. authorities say they plan to press charges after extradition.
Fragmented text reports a Southern Pacific wage dispute affecting crews from Ogden to Denver with higher pay for conductors and freight workers. It mentions the Brotherhoods of Canditeford and other unions, overtime increases, and proposed terms tied to routes west of Chicago, with monthly sums and overtime ranges, amid industry tension.
A garbled account describes guests of a former member hosted by Mr. Epperson and Mrs. Auth at a residence linked to Miss Whelen who opened a program. It mentions discussions on slavery, figures like Daniel Webster, and a chaotic sequence of events with indeterminate dates and places, including a funeral procession and railroad observations.
At a Farmington court session, Janet Was held on forgery charges. The defendant pleaded not guilty while facing potential penitentiary time and a count of probation violations.
A reader readable fragment describes a holiday event where Matthew Unk presented Manager William Snow with a mode and costumed items. The scene notes a display of attire and a playful Queen in games, with mentions of various figures and a domestic setting.
A troubled scene unfolds as Captain Tyawi and Oiljowr Silvey intervene in a volatile confrontation. Wayna and others figure in a taxying melee ending with a man restrained, a discharge from a volatile crowd, and a transfer to the station after a severe altercation.
The evening’s entertainments include performances with actors such as Almelo Preston, Eliot Dexter, Henry Medford, and Lillian Matra among others. The show highlights comedy and dramatic tableaux with a wide array of character roles and stage exhibitions.
Fragmentary report describes a public event or court proceeding with tangled, unclear details. Names and places are garbled, with references to individuals such as Tilston and Henning Wars, a bonded context, and stray mentions of diversions and suspensions. No coherent timeline or outcome is discernible.
The record outlines real estate transfers involving county records, with a deed description referencing northeast quadrant, section 12, township and range details. It notes a mortgage, consideration amounts, and a transfer to Moyes for part of the north half of a quarter with specified range and township coordinates.
Fragmentary notice indicates contested bills involving individuals including Mrs Werthi and Ms Brown with dates around December 24. The text is incomplete but suggests official action or proceedings related to payments or assignments and upcoming deadlines or dates tied to those names.
The readable content mentions dress, tips, and a person named Heed along with unclear references. Other details and names are obscured by OCR errors, leaving an incomplete local notice or diary fragment without a clear event, date, or organization. The readable elements suggest a personal or household note rather than a public notice.
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