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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
7
Random references and garbled notes from Ogden area items mention funerals, residents, and shop chatter. The jumble lists names, addresses, and scattered events from 14 New lensien Yr to 2801 Washington Avenue with vague references to weather, trains, and local business offers amid scattered, unclear details.
Mistranscribed OCR yields fragmented terms on footwear and places. The readable bits reference shoes and leather items alongside scattered names and terms.
A testimonial from Albertor of Lorésvitl Ay describes switching from coffee to Postum improving digestion and energy. The author claims relief from headaches and indigestion after years of poor health, noting weight gain from 1 pound to a healthier figure and renewed capacity for daily work and reading.
The new meat market opened at 2407 Grant Street with Art Chandler, the popular butcher, offering fresh meat and related goods. The business operates under the name Feiewile and promises community-friendly service and a wide selection for local customers.
A scrambled report from Ogden and surrounding areas details a severe harvest season with capillary crop failures and widespread yields. The Luton Page company notes two years of poor output while other firms report tens of thousands of tons stored or diverted. Union Pacific and Western firms plan rapid handling to avert shortages, with shipments and storage efforts described across multiple depots and river logjams.
Fragmented railway notes describe tensions among unions and lines from Ogden to Cheyenne. References to the Santa Fe and Rock Island efforts, pending negotiations, and a wreck case in Nevada involve Cavan, Coulter, and other named figures amid vague reports of lawsuits and corporate maneuvering in early 20th century railroading.
A murky Idaho crime feature recounts a defendant tied to a long history of crime and alleged kidnapping. The report notes past accomplices, a claimed victim, and references to a slave trade era atrocity as context for the case.
Fragmented OCR reads of a local union drive show plans for thoroughly organized action to protect workers. Trades groups, including tailors, are forming a cooperative leadership with officers named Morris and Sukon, aiming to unite workers and stage evening meetings.
A fragmented page lists morning sales and quotations for numerous items. Prices and bids appear for bullion, metals, and various goods with numerous traders and figures, though many entries are garbled. Names like Jam VW, Ball Take, Galen, and Rich mond appear amid scattered prices and bids.
Fragmentary OCR details a court ruling where objections were waived in a dispute involving Mike Muliny and Mika Whalen with references to Uni, Harg, and Chacon. The text is garbled but indicates a civil matter, a trial with mentions of Ward, Ieuan, and names resembling legal participants. The fragmentary notes mention pain, wear, and a ruling by court with ambiguous outcomes.
A fragmented notice outlines street works on Twenty Fifth Street including brick construction and a two story brick building planned near the intersection of Twenty Fifth Street and Linvuln Avenue. The American Bakery and other businesses are mentioned as occupants, with timelines indicating work starting at about ten feet on Twenty Fifth Street and Wai.
Fragmentary OCR text references cases appealed and terms like law recovery and goods sold or delivered, with uncertain names and dates making specifics unreadable. The readable portions suggest a docket entry or insurance case notes but lack clear entities or outcomes.
An unidentified New Turk figure named chun Wee Atel pledges elevated railway upgrades in Manhattan. He urges merchants to support the transit plan and cites the Abesinke commission as urging improvements. By January 25 the plan aims for a rush hour schedule.
A garbled complaint references a suit over water possession in springs and creek near Ogden. Names like Sidney Stevens and others appear amid fractured details about claims, defendants, and local area hills, with scattered mentions of spring sites and governance.
Real estate transfers appear in county records with several parcels described in Ferguson to Aucken Beherdey and Jones. Transactions include installments, named additions like Finn's, and a 8500 dollar case involving part of dol 2 block 1 Childs addition.
A Swedish American writer and a cast led by Nene show at the Gehl tonight. The program highlights a satirical sketch and musical numbers featuring actors Wilbur Bond and I Hache among others, with a focus on entertaining vaudeville style in a lively evening.
A January 4 1804 dated notice from William Bullard mayor of Ogden offers a ten dollar reward for information leading to conviction of anyone violating city quarantine rules or the smallpox isolation orders. It warns residents about the disease also known as variola and urges compliance with quarantine regulations to prevent spread.
The readable parts describe a legal intention and references to meetings and names, though much of the text is garbled. It suggests a report on court or civic proceedings with scattered names and terms, lacking clear facts.
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