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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
3
In the Tennessee mountains many mountaineers hunt eagles for profit risking perilous attacks. Some hunters reportedly earn as much as 2000 dollars for a single year’s catch. Hunters watch nests and trap fledglings while mothers are away. some predators strike at night using nets or gear, though most attempts fail.
The article explains that changing cooling rates changes iron strength. Test bars cooled separately are stronger than those cast with the casting, sometimes over twice as strong. The bar nearest the heaviest casting area is usually the weakest, with a simple remedy once the faulty reference is identified.
An English weekly recaps the Pigott forgery case and notes a striking headline. Sir Charles Russell used the forged letter to trap the forger by provoking a misspelled word hesitancy. The suggested line The Mad Who Hesitates Is Lost was quickly set in type.
The sense of smell is most nearly allied to taste. Hearing and seeing rely on nerve responses to air and ether vibrations. To taste a substance it must dissolve. to smell it it must meet olfactory organs or an vapor, a cloud of particles from odoriferous matter.
A fragmentary quotation contrasts burial with funeral and prayer, lamenting empty living and loving in the text of Emelie Rus gel Gurney. The author condemns pettiness and lack of genuine faith, urging a burial of worldly pursuits in favor of devotion.
The report recalls Bilgewater leaping from his yacht and making a swift move to win the race. The crowd reacts with shock as speculation centers on whether personal crisis affected the action.
A book agent describes a persistent man who refused to read but enjoyed listening to conversation, recalls the comic exchange about daily calls and the man’s stated indifference to reading. The anecdote illustrates playful perseverance in reaching a reluctant reader.
The text states that patents in Germany last fifteen years from application date and that related patents expire simultaneously with the main patent. It also notes that intentions relating to food or medicine articles cannot be patented in Germany.
The Utah National Bank in Ogden Utah advertises services including issuance of foreign and domestic drafts on all points and payment of interest on time deposits. John E Dooly president Horace E Peery vice president Ralph E Hoag cashier advertised.
The First National Bank led by President Thos D Dee and Vice President James Pingree with John Pingree as Cashier and Assistant Cashier. Board of Directors includes David Eccles Joseph Clark John Watson W W Riter Geo H Tribe Bernard White Thomas D Des Adam Patterson. Accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited.
Ogden State Bank announces the election of officers including President qd. A. Bayle Vice-President A. B P Bigelow and Cashier R. A. Moyen with assistant Cashier roles filled.
Ad claims undigested food and gas press on the heart cause palpitations and promises relief after a few days of taking Herbine. The product is sold by G. F. Cave on Washington Avenue and at The Case Depot Drug Store.
Notice of dissolution of the firm Ogden Bros and Co by mutual consent. N O Ogden has purchased the interests and will collect all accounts and pay all bills. Dated November 16, 1903.
Notice thanks patrons for 1903 patronage and wishes a Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year. It guarantees all cigar boxes contain the proper amount of clears as stamped. Signed Wessler Cigar Co. 332 24th Street.
In Weber County Utah probate court the estate of William C Channell is administered by Mrs Ella Channell administratrix. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to John E Bagley attorney at 27 28 First National Bank Building Ogden Utah on or before April 13 2004.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the law office of C. C. Richards at 1 rooms 305-307 in the Eccles building Ogden Utah on or before April 4th. ENEE A. Hirvat Administrator. Richards Attorney for Administrator. First publication December 4, 193.
Ogden City Council announces intention to create five curb and guttering districts east of curb lines and to build concrete curbs and gutters on specified streets. It will levy a local tax to cover costs, with hearings set for January 4, 1903, at 8:00 am in the City Council Chamber.
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of Standard Publishing Company at No 360 Twenty Fourth Street Ogden Utah on Monday at 2 p m to elect officers for the coming year and transact other business T Tracy Secretary Ogden Utah December 10 1903
Clara Rosewater sues Agustin Dumersa and Margaret Pickett with property to be sold at sheriff sale on January 1904 at noon. Describes tracts in Central Park Annex Ogden City Weber County including blocks three four and numerous lots. Sheriff W B Alley and Deputy R G Sebring announce sale in Ogden Utah December 18 1903.
State Engineer office in Salt Lake City publishes notice that W L Stewart of Warren Weber County Utah has applied to divert thirty second feet of Weber River water for irrigation of about 2400 acres across several sections. Public objections must be filed within 30 to 60 days.
Notice announces the regular annual meeting of the Ogden Savings Bank shareholders in the First National Bank of Ogden Utah on January 12 2004 at 12 30 a m. for electing directors and other business. Dated Ogden Utah December 14 1004 James Ingree cashier.
Shareholders of the First National Bank of Ogden Utah will meet in the banking room in Ogden on Tuesday January 12 1904 at 10 am to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Dated Ogden Utah December 14 1903 James Pingref Cashier.
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