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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented local item describes a Wednesday social with Jas, Ogden Guisonstie, and attendees. It mentions a ball, a panchayat of names, a church event, a charity dinner, and various residents attending or hosting gatherings, with scattered details about menus and entertainment.
Reports from Chicago indicate a robust export inquiry boosting early May markets. Prices show gains in wheat and corn with weather and transport factors supporting a hopeful start to the week.
Attorneys for Charles Ours state that duplicate petitions were filed in every store served by the Pacific system led to a flood of claims across Central Southern and Tri Pacific routes totaling about 46 million dollars. Lawyers for Gordon Dexter Jarsi Cornish Winslow Visree Chauncey New Wear Conk and others defend against the charges as the court weighs the legality of duplicate petitions in the Union Pacific system.
Fragmentary report describes a small fire at Las TWAEC COL near vOb with wind and smoke. Chambers and others are tied to costs around S240. A note mentions Anethane location and a staged scene near Mie with references to Davie Cue and Mekianey.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a ball game and names unlikely places and people. The text hints at dates, teams, and events but remains largely unreadable, offering little clear information beyond a sports context and a sense of confusion.
A stubborn incendiary blaze at McKinney's Canning Factory on Twenty first Street raged nine hours. Cold weather and passing trains hampered firemen as they battled the flames and prevented complete extinguisher access. The fire started in the can building adjacent to the warehouse, with the interior damage extensive and insurance valuing the loss at about $12,000.
Real estate transfers listed include Alberh Alsad and wife, David M. Moore, and others. Properties span sections 20 and 2, townships 6 and 7, ranges west, with various quarters and blocks transferred, and consideration amounts ranging from 300 to 1000 dollars.
Requiem mass observed at home marking the seventh anniversary of Pope Vins VII. Cardinal Satolli officiated as the pontiff’s body lay in state. Notables included Dr. Kenardy, a representative of the American College, and Bishop Varke of St Joseph Missouri.
Eugene dispatches report Lifesaver Withers, feared dead yesterday after a Tugilyw attack, remains alive but severely injured. His mother and wife of Lyons are informed and await further word as local guards prepare for possible action.
Notice. Under an order of sale by the District Court of the Real Estate District Weber County Utah, Ada Waited Webernayy announces sale of a parcel in the southwest quarter of section 23, township 6 north, range 2 west. Sale slated after February 18, 190. bids to be received at the Maine of Vie vite Geteigned. Administrating of the estate of Oh ton Hales, deceased, Sadentine recon, attorney for administratrix.
Fragmentary text lists multiple names and locations across various regions, including New York and Denver, with numerous unreadable segments. offers no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a single clear news item.
Walter Calley of Chicago will address the Truptist church on Wednesday evening February 11. Calley, a noted young leader in Baptist and missionary work, recently returned from California and will discuss youth religious life, with special music and other entertainments planned for the event.
Woon secretary of the Wood Live Stock company Idaho said a large flock wintering west of Blackfoot faces heavy losses due to eight to fourteen inches of snow and scarce feed. He noted about 200000 sheep in desert country are unable to feed and will likely suffer as crews move hay and corn from Binektuol to the Kheoy to sustain them. The company plans to move stock to the Blackfoot area by April, with early signs of a good range and a strong spring supply.
Railroad notes report J S Blatuh injured while foreman for South-North Pacific line as repairs proceed. Santa Fe commands immediate freight car construction of 2 7000 and rail upgrades across California Arizona New Mexico Texas. A conference between Missouri Pacific and Brotherhood leaders follows, signaling broader labor and policy moves affecting several western routes.
South Omaha market notes cattle receipts around 9,000 with general price ranges listed. Steers and heifers traded mixed with feeder cattle showing lighter demand. Bulk sales cited near 6.80 to 7.60 while hogs moved around 7.50 to 6.80. overall market shade lower with unsettled activity.
London report says Lt. General Wiles and party departed for Liverpool to join the Cunard liner Lucania, marking an impending voyage home. The journey signals a major military leadership shift as plans unfold for arrival arrangements and interwar postings.
Chicago reports the arbitration committee has ruled that firms defaulting on the July oats deal of the first year may settle in their open trades at AD 14. This decision ends a prolonged dispute carried on since last July and fixes the settlement price.
Mrs Voorhies reports invitations and news as a group from the capital arrive. A member returns planned travel to Chicago while Leo Moninelli, visiting his mother in Salt Lake, is expected home soon. The item notes social activity and local greetings from residents.
A fragment from a local society page notes gatherings at the Congregational church on Crit at Fenton and events around town. Mentions include a Wednesday wedding invitation for Miss Louber Ward and Dell Ford on February 18 at 12:90, social entertainments at the Baptist church, and multiple residents visiting and hosting during midwinter.
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