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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
4
Extensive discount catalog from Last and Thomas listing prices on wool dress goods gloves laces silks and linings. Offers include jackets suits corsets hose vests wrappers nightgowns and blankets with many items cut to under half price and whole lots sold at cost. Also promotes bold claims of substantial public benefit and eclipse of competition to draw shoppers.
Public notice outlines seasonal operations for Thomas' Thoto Studia during holiday state periods. Details cover dates of service, hours, and any temporary closures. Officials emphasize compliance with local regulations and safe practices for visitors and staff.
A Salt Lake City caucus to nominate a U.S. senator was scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the city and county building. The meeting, organized by Spenser CV Loose, drew 35 representatives with aims to unite Simot nem bers and lay out a campaign plan. Participants included Senator Heo Of Prove and others from Spanish Fork, Salt Lake, and Mami, signaling a broader Republican effort to consolidate support before finalizing the field.
A messy OCR passage lists dozens of individuals with varied spellings and affiliations, mentioning a meeting of senators and representatives likely to caucus for a party nomination. It references reactions, absences, and potential votes, with scattered remarks about McCareie and Mulvey and earlier theater visits.
Bert Hawley, former Haven manager, staged a violent spree at the Tavern in a dispute with L. Macpherson Boyd and others. He drew a revolver, fired at a sideboard, shattering glass and lamps as guests fled. Hawley fled toward Boise City after the incident, leaving a note and a troubling scene behind.
An OCR fragment describes six Menigan pygmies aboard a lengthy Mesien train in transit toward Calm. It notes a scene of their descent from a river bank home, and mentions a leader named Juul. The text references McCarvheu leaving and hints at a larger organization called the Husk, with implications about the number and fate of the group, but details are unclear.
A garbled medical note touts baldness prevention through warm shampoos from Cutfoura Soap and light dressings of Carvictes OINTMENT with piavest of ervilinuis. It claims to soothe irritated scalp surfaces, reduce itching, and nourish hair with Shergy ingredients, promising healthier scalp and hair growth.
Mish Brown wins a suit involving a de facto property dispute and child support with Judge Stowe approving the settlement terms. Arthur J. Resy, a former senator, is mentioned in the case as the husband of the respondent, with maintenance and cash settlement details noted. The decree sets interest at 7 percent and outlines property valued at about 45,000 tied to the agreement as part of the majority settlement.
A historical Adjutant General report outlines Utah militia strength and funding. It notes 24 023 persons in the state capable of military service, compares 1193 totals, and discusses units, hospital corps, and ammunition storage. The document highlights costs, employment, and proposed storage at Fort Lowths, urging support for ongoing provisioning and annual maintenance.
The report lists several individuals who passed the physical in a local recruitment drive led by Tay and TaStokte at the metal station Yestenky. Names include George Spiers Chaves Barrell Willian McCleary CL Tolmson Frank Yo Ketley Park White Roy SL Duran and Oscar Benson Pity. Attendees included attorneys and officials overseeing the process with about 20 deemed unsuccessful due to darkened entries and specific disposals noted.
A fragment notes ministers sent resolutions concerning a merger plan affecting a religious or social association. The document references an election and a session in Vid Joislatine, with unclear dates and further details.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a narrative about travel, distant places, and personal encounters. Names and places surface sporadically, with unclear chronology and many garbled terms. The readable portions mention a journey, payment or money matters, and emotional undercurrents amid vague events.
Thieves entered the rear door of a town shop yesterday morning and looted food and drinks, crackers, chattels, and small cash. Officials reported a break in discovered by the proprietor, police notified, and officers dispatched to investigate. no suspects identified yet.
James Currie dies aged 69 from Bright's disease yesterday at his home on West Sixth South Street. He leaves a wife and four children, J. W. Carte, Mrs. 8 D. Martian, Mrs. it. De Robbins of Park City, and Mrs AL Murdty of Eden. Funeral services will be held from his residence Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock with private burial. Currie was known as a seader in local amusements and long employed in the cemetery and railroad construction, leaving many friends across Salt Lake and the state.
A chaotic clipping records multiple injuries from a Park City accident and a hospital transfer, with names like Mag the Roly Cros hospital and St Myek's hospital. It also reports a bank leadership change at the Nationbank of Wanwling and lists several local officials and directors.
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