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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
5
The article describes a severe smallpox outbreak in Salt Lake City with hospitals and schools strained. It notes families suffering, a mother unable to work, and Oliver Carey distributing provisions. It covers civic meetings about public health response and funding for education amid the crisis, detailing school costs and staffing implications.
Fragmented OCR note reports a trial involving adjournments and claims over a will and estate administration. Named individuals include Daoly, Norton, Felke, and others amid allegations of misapplied funds and mortgage actions. The case moved to a new trial after remand and was dismissed on a procedural ground.
The case centers on ownership and distribution of shares in a mining company. A claimant alleges he is owed 9000 shares valued at par after the company reorganized and reduced share issues. The president and secretary refuse to issue the shares, citing prior arrangements and raised counterclaims.
A fragmented report notes a trial involving mining interests near Hingham. The jury returned a verdict in a dispute over labor, materials, and services connected to a mining venture, with reference to appeals and supreme court involvement.
A thief aboard a Mallman sleeper stole jewelry worth about $400 and a $30 curvener from two travelers near Provo. The missing items included Dinmord earrings and rings, railroad tickets, and $50 in currency. Police pursued leads as the train reached the Denver area, with no arrest reported by morning.
A chaotic report details arrangements for General Bootie’s reception with numerous names, places, and times. The Salvation Army and civic figures are mentioned. attendees include Generals, colonels, majors, and others. The note describes venues, travel from California, and evening meetings with a theater event and speeches.
A garbled 19th century clipping reports a Kaysville boy fatally injures himself on barbed wire, a prominent local death, a court case involving a twin in a suit, and scattered social notices. It mentions a funeral, a Christmas week entertainment, and multiple local names, places, and events with unclear specifics and dates.
In Logan Nebraska a sugar promoter connected to a new factory project faces a fatal accident as a man falls from a hill near a spring wagon. The incident interrupts work on the Vie new factory planned to cost about 1,500,000 dollars with machinery shipped to Colorado by Dyer and Co. Authorities report a young man died from injuries sustained in the fall while another worker, William Lowan, is identified among the injured. The event occurs amid broader legal notices and court actions described in the same report.
In Mt Pleas, social dances and unstructured amusements fill the week. A wedding reception tonight draws attention as attendees mingle at the event. Notable figures Antrene Christensen and Moroni Moroni appear in local social pages with plans and festive crowds expected at the Mali temple on Wednesday.
A disrupted session unfolded as residents questioned safety measures on street repairs. An elder boy’s near miss earlier in the day prompted further discussion of public works and monitoring, while officials attempted to address concerns and gather citizen input.
A fragmentary report details a fatal incident involving Dee Feld Hany, with unclear sequence and locations. The account mentions a struggle, a possible assault, and references to local settings and individuals during the event, all amid a murky OCR reconstruction.
A historical note discusses changes in the law and secretary fees for filing incorporations. It records firms paying varied charges, cites specific companies, and totals receipts and periods, noting a past year’s figures and the effect on corporate filings.
The article discusses rising ant production capacity and its expected effect on buyer confidence and future commitments. It notes uncertainty in overseas demand, fluctuating prices, and looming competition from British and American markets. Domestic prices are easing slowly as imports and local costs change, with limited activity in markets like Pig and Lingwharn.
Fragmented OCR text references money, education, endowments, and institutions in Utah. It mentions the Tuskegee Normal and Guild? Future Lands and agricultural details with unclear names. The readable fragments point to endowment funding and institutional support.
Yuera is safe for infants and adults according to the label. The remedy is pleasant to take and acts quickly, popular with mothers of small children for colds and croup. Available at every druggist.
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