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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
7
The Standard announces its business office hours from 8:00 to 9:00 daily except Sunday with extended morning hours from 10 to Noon on Sundays. Advertisers are reminded all changes for the evening paper must be in the day prior. Telephone numbers listed for editorial and business offices.
Fragmentary OCR mentions New Year's events, dancing, and social notices with scattered names and places. It references gatherings at venues in Weyronner and Shelly Idaho, with names such as Van der Vies and Mitchell. Several stray lines note forgery arrest and a forthcoming marriage in the Shelly area.
In St Louis on December 81 Mrs. SbrR Lates, a well known GOP figure, is reported arriving from the mrive s to oversee mining operations in the Tinund Creek district of Marion county. The article describes her plans, a new field for women, and her role as manager of the largest mine, noting past investigations and the difficulties miners faced in the district.
In a murky exchange, Fitzsimons accuses others of spreading false reports about his conduct. The record recounts a chaotic scene with claims of theft, bribery, and impropriety tied to a supposed investigation. The piece preserves heated language and defensive statements, noting press involvement and public scrutiny.
Social and event notices describe a grand season ball hosted by Rahway Division No TM, with man of chi introduced, banquet at Ko ball, and entertainment by Live Cafe. Decorations include pattered phants and cub towers. elephant portion to be served. Attendees may join social and dance events, with plans to ensure an enjoyable evening.
A municipal court proceeding is set for 7 p.m. with defendants including Happy Uootigan and Gare Caress. The record recounts a past incident involving a family known for disturbances, and Herb Stebbins faces an assault and battery charge after a beer glass was thrown.
Fragmented report details a conductor named Teal injured in a riverfront robbery at a hospital photoshow. The article mentions Nahalville, Nihil, and a political movement with socialist tones, naming leaders Glagee Livers Manehiator and Bladinghian as figures of opposition and European influence.
Disjointed report describes a Brigham City case where a groom’s request was not approved. Court action spans ten days with unclear outcomes, while names Ty Havens Laneta Fred M.Syet appear in scattered form. The fragment hints at custody or settlement issues but lacks coherent details.
Property transfers listed with parties including Elias Hane Poulsen and Chytellan Gisen in south quarter section 2a Lawnship 7 works range 2 Canakdoratigny AL A. Slain to Ample be on. Consider ior & John A. Savith and Howeta in part of lot U1 block a Buntin Aigdop survey. Conderation 400 dollars.
Fragmented telegraph notes describe events in Milwaukee and Detroit including personnel changes, local meetings, and financial developments. Mentions a provisional budget debate, school and municipal concerns, and actions by associations and companies in New York and Michigan.
A fragmentary report describes Boer forces attacking a camp around 4 000 Zaye in a night raid that failed to drive them off at dawn. The scene includes startled mentions of guards awake and a chorus of distant shouts as the camp braces for ongoing danger.
A garbled OCR note discusses tunneling and depth measurements around an old copper property. It mentions a 1600 foot depth claim and references Aine nel gad Vie promi with expectations of a Diggretodneh event in the state before an upcoming close date.
The report outlines exploration near the Dahowe region and Uma Talley beyond Minghau, detailing ore prospects at Red Wing pines and surrounding sites. Walter Oren reviews property, with aims to form a company to develop the mine, expecting changes and reorganizing operations to advance the venture.
Seizing a vein near Kane County, manager Seph Jennings reports a rich copper deposit at the Apex mine. Work began after New Year, with tunnels reaching 200 feet below surface and a main lode opening at 10 feet. Surface tests indicate high copper content up to 70 percent, while the body of ore shows slower but steady gains. Extraction progressed toward the main chute, with the main tunnel now forty feet wide at the inlet and plans for further development as exploration continues.
The excerpt reviews global market activity with scattered references to prices, commodities, gas, and energy firms in cities worldwide. It notes varied movements in markets, including oil, gas, and financial instruments, amid unclear context and fragmented OCR text.
Disjointed text shows names, items, and prices from a sale listing. It mentions figures like 4 Gals, 4.00, 41087, and regional hints such as Western sleep and WA. The legible parts suggest a rough catalog of buyers, sellers, and items with monetary values, but details are severely garbled.
A historical clipping presents garbled text with scattered names and places such as May miscue and various personal identifiers. The readable fragments reference events, people, and locations in a jumbled OCR pass, lacking a clear narrative or outcome.
A blurred OCR fragment references protest activity and several individuals, including a seller and a few unclear names. The text is inconsistent and lacks coherent details about event, date, or location.
The notice discusses receipts and sales chatter amid market talks. It mentions vendors and transactions with references to Clans and a date 22a. The fragment notes talk of receipts 200 and sales weather, aiming to outline market activity and patterns.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report with names and phrases such as Imher wages and Sveti. It mentions a person named Abe and a vague reference to a people or place in a nonsensical sequence. The readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
Obscure obituary item notes the death of Jon Tay, secretary at the clock Sky Publishing of the Raving Calendar, with terse phrasing and fragmented text indicating his death and role.
Readable fragments note a holiday special sale on Ald Cal pegation. Bune Keay and Vy are mentioned with unclear context and a location on 248. The text is damaged and provides few actionable details beyond the sale reference.
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