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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1903
Page
11
The Standard notes the Stand and Telegraphs office hours: open from 6:30 AM daily except Sunday, with evening work from 7 PM to 6 PM on some days. Advertising pages indicate changes and the business office locations at No 80 One Ring and No 66 Two Rings.
Fragmented OCR items describe markets, telephones, fishing, cattle, grain, and local services. It mentions specific businesses such as TLunilon Meat Market and Bleighs, plus church services led by Rev Alfred Trowtie. Also notes upcoming dances, weather hints, and community notices with scattered names and places.
Ogden to host a naval recruiting drive with an officer party announcing a new recruiting station. Details cover eligibility, enlistment ages from 15 to 21, and the path to training aboard ships, with bonuses and allowances for those accepted and the commitment period.
The document records a city school board session with discussions on budget approvals, treasurer reporting, and several committees naming suppliers and contract actions. It lists individuals and firms like Valley HTL Lowe and Westar Union Telegraph as involved in purchases and services, with references to building, safety, and supply decisions.
Travel advertisement notes a low round trip fare of 42 dollars from Ogden to Salt Lake City and back. It mentions Salt Lake City as the main hub and references local agents in Salt Lake City Utah. The legible pieces suggest a transportation offer within Utah with regional routing.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference regional transit figures and corporate listings. Core items mention Hants Kansas City, Vor dhe Sitsenal, Haw Jhanoes Cy, and the Talwan company with scattered dates and file references. The readable text points to agency filings and potential service or route notes without clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR describes a courtroom session involving S. W. Know and Hu O Connne with repeated references to victims and swearing to no complaint. Hearing continued to next week amid garbled names and partial notes on suspects, allegations, and potential weapons but lacks coherent facts.
Fragmentary notes describe a smallpox case linked to a household on Savenith Street and neighbors exposed by health workers. Officials warn of risk during a Thanksgiving period and urge precautions while tracing contacts and monitoring possible spread in the area.
Fragmentary OCR reveals General Booth arrival coverage with references to Ogden, Salduke, and associated events. The text lists military figures, transport details, and a wide range of names and places, though many phrases are garbled. It hints at wartime mobilization, governance mentions, and public notices around a voyage and related ceremonies.
A long unreadable note outlines a public matter involving the Tang directors and Basin commission. The document mentions West Werle and Loua, with references to property development, compensation, and delays. Names and places are unclear due to OCR garble, but the core shows an official inquiry into a development proposal and related financial terms.
A lengthy county physician report from Ogden Cray dated December 29 1908 details medical findings and expenditures. It covers toxicology like typhoid fever smallpox and typhoid preventive measures, addresses hospital work and surgical procedures, and notes costs and responsibilities. The document cites physicians burdens, patient care, and the county’s financial accounting for medical services rendered.
Fragmentary text describes shading and irrigation aims in a regional farming area. Mentions combating heat, burnouts, and plant protection while referencing bulbs, crops, and possible colorations. Contains many errors. no clear events or entities identifiable.
Fragmented OCR text shows morning sales and quotations with scattered names, numbers, and place references. The readable pieces mention prices, bids, and items like meat, wine, and sirloin interspersed with garbled proper nouns and locations. The overall content resembles a chaotic price bulletin or market report from a newspaper page segment.
A fragmented text describes preparing a dish with canned tomato, celery salt, pepper, and toast. It mentions roots, fruit trees, and a method for spring bloom care, with notes on juice, pulp, and dish color.
Fragmentary OCR text contains scattered names such as Campbell New Yor York and Lach Wynn Bibwall with odd phrases and city mentions. The readable items provide no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
A jumble of misread words and partial phrases lists people places and titles in a disjointed, unreadable OCR fragment. It mentions various improper names and unclear events with no coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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