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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
7
Public notice states changes for the evening paper must be received by day ahead. Standard telephone line listed for editorial and circulation inquiries. City office references indicate a single desk for notices and issues.
Fragmented OCR reveals names, addresses, and notices about residents. Mentions Mr Wud, Mrs Rapier, Weatherly, Red Trading Stamps, funeral services for Colin Cus Covingban, and coal firms. Also references Salvation Army event, a band tour history, and a New England dinner by the Congregation Men’s Club.
A garbled excerpt describes snow in South Fork with references to six feet deep piles, packed conditions, and logging activity. It mentions Commissioner Wilko and a six foot snow depth, noting water supply plans and seasonal timing, but text is unclear and contains many fragmented terms.
A dense OCR with wide price listings shows Utah Ogden market activity for coal oil and staple goods. It notes fluctuating prices across multiple items including meats fruit and seafood, with figures cited per hundredweight and per unit, reflecting a volatile wholesale market.
A reader recounts personal recovery after using a tonic named Chimaduy or similar, claiming improved health and strength. The account details a long deteriorating condition, travel for remedies, and eventual relief after using the product for several months, with mentions of a local supplier and bottle availability.
An event titled Grand Ball features participants including Kinglos and Carlos with a notable appearance by Teena. Prices list Civkets at 4.00 and there is mention of attendance restrictions and times.
A damaged notice from Ogden describes a Woodmen of the World garden party supper with references to members, patrons, and a Mr Utter offering duplication services. It includes thanks to the patrons and mentions a Mrs Lister and Prop Al Thomas, with dates in February.
The sanitary inspector reports worsening city conditions with growing contagious diseases and poor sewer drainage. He highlights street drains, public sewers, and defective water pipes causing filth around three streets and surrounding areas, urging the city to improve the power plant and sewer system. The report compares yearly statistics on births and deaths and lists various civic health indicators.
The case in Clare Municipal Court centers on a nuisance charge with the defendant found guilty of maintaining a nuisance. The judge signaled a possible Saturday sentencing with potential appeal. Testimony described sanitary conditions, plumbing, and tenant warnings, noting unsuitable water and disconnected apparatus and suggesting broader implications for adjoining areas.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a schedule of meetings and events for the coming week. It mentions dates, names, and locations in a jumbled way, but suggests community or farm-related gatherings and a few specific days.
A garbled court calendar lists various cases, dates, and participants. It references Miho avin Dost fomiahane ef C1 and multiple dockets with judges, defendants, and months from February through May. Names include Wilhaie JV Vatingtin, Brenjstun, Mave, Geoe Olmstead, Marvel W WNO, and others, with entries for equity cases, appeals, and divorce actions.
A chaotic crime roundup links train crew members to a midland gang, with sentences including fines and jail terms for Frank Castella and Coreen Wereeny. Authorities describe a network of thefts across several months, detailing arrests, trials, and verdicts as the case unfolds.
Fragmented OCR text outlines attempts to establish a ball team in Ogden with plans spanning Salt Lake, Logan, and Washten communities. Mentions theater, aviation, and local figures like Hansen and Payne, with scattered notes on dates, venues, and personnel, all jumbled in disjointed passages.
An unreadable OCR fragment references multiple names and places in a compressed, garbled form. It mentions Wind Driths, Gail te eile, Lan Sekiey, and various other terms, with no coherent narrative or clear event to summarize.
The readable parts reference multiple religious mentions and places in a jumbled OCR fragment. It names groups and locations such as Mormons and various place-like terms, but the text is largely garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes to report.
Fragmented OCR reads list of names, places, and legal terms across New York and surrounding areas. Mentions Law, midwives, debts, hospitals, and townships with scattered references to Saratoga, Albany, and Utica. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the excerpt.
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