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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
7
The business office hours of THE STANDARD are stated as open from 1 a m to 6 10 p m daily except Sunday with Sunday hours from 1 a m to 12 noon. The text is garbled but indicates regular weekday operation and shortened Sunday hours.
A jumble of names and ads shows daily life in a busy town market scene. References to trades, oats, fish, and produce mingle with court news, shipping, and social events. Names like Le Gamal Yaiwyg and Marie Tawreen surface amid scattered addresses and prices.
A boy was severely injured when he was knocked from a street car after attempting to steal a ride. He sustained head injuries and multiple wounds while the accident disrupted bystanders and prompted medical aid. Authorities note reckless stunts by youths near transit lines and call for school officials to address the behavior.
A brief notice notes a discount event featuring AD themed T shirts and overcoats, with prices around five dollars for certain items and a total sale value near fourteen dollars for the bundle. The item lineup emphasizes casual wear accessories and promotional merchandise.
In a Utah district court session the case of Cage versus Spears and Laws, charging robbery, moved toward jury consideration after delays. The matter involves a separate civil action for damages against Pioneer Electric Power Company over alleged failure to provide water, with trial proceedings continuing into the afternoon.
James Clark in Ogden discusses the Winnie Mine project and predicts great activity this spring. Idaho investor Chirk of Spring Mountain and others adjoining properties near Bosioe Idaho expect rapid development. Clark promotes cooperation for censientim by non Pontent and notes recent property acquisitions fueling planned ventures in the Winnin venture.
A fragmentary report notes a woman identified as Cuhering Thowpsgy was found dead at her Chicago home. The text hints at a possible connection to a wake and references to George Washington, with unclear details about cause of death, a prior refusal of poorhouse assistance, and uncertain implications involving a county or family context.
The biennial report outlines the Salt Lake City school for the deaf for the year. Superintendent Drdegelmao describes progress, staff activity, and pupil education. It notes new pupils, training in carpentry and crafts, and improvements in facilities and equipment. The report requests continued funding and outlines proposed separate buildings and a dedicated shop, school heating, and machinery upgrades.
A garbled OCR entry references a 12 year old athlete, family names, and local venues. It mentions a watch, brewing, and various personal hints about guardians, seating, and possible participation, but the legible facts are minimal and mostly obscured. The readable fragments describe a local youth and connections to a home setting and events.
Real estate transfers list is garbled with names such as Peal estabeminster and Meyne AP Bane rea. Consideration 8900 appears alongside disjointed party references and illegible lines. The fragment notes a transfer action with several unknown entities and unclear jurisdictions.
A fatal accident at Hompatondy Ta Lyagile claims a teen. The death follows a crane mishap during work on a bundle mine project. Relatives and workmen mourn as investigations continue into the cause and the safety failures cited by officials.
A witness describes how stopping coffee and using Postum with a nourishing diet relieved chronic indigestion and nervous strain. The account notes dramatic improvement after a single day and credits doctors and remedies, including Postum, for restoring well being and appetite in a school setting.
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