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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
7
The establishment named THE STANDARD will operate each day from opening time until closing. Sunday hours are restricted with a shorter window from noon to 3 p.m.
Fragmentary OCR recalls stockholders of Che Wouleil Mills and local matters in a 1908 Ogden area scene. Mentions Castie Sutea, Salt Jake, and John Parr with scattered references to wheat, fisheries, markets, and local social events. Multiple names and places are unreadable, but a town meeting and funeral are noted.
Fragmentary OCR note lists trial elements and several near unreadable names and places. It mentions a trial tomorrow, names resembling Mudge Lely and Mrs Mity Hiechigson Stevens, and a venue or event at night, continuing of a rue Bix near Che Pith and Monts. The legibility is too low to extract firm entities or outcomes.
Discharged complaing witness fails to appear against Wolstein who faced robbery charges involving Pau La falls. Court notes indicate the defendant argued his case this morning while the witness absence led to dismissal of the charge.
An unusual show at the Grand Lest features Yo Yuisoo and eccentric performances. Seth Hue leads midience babbling acts while Patti Ross and other listed figures present varied specialties under escort of Mr. Nelse Tarickson and Ride Ciyiyon, among others.
A jury found Mary Bourmudd not guilty after a trial alleging that she was married to Daniel Lindsay. Evidence centered on whether she was legally his wife. witnesses testified over several years about shared life and disputes. The defense argued the couple never formalized marriage. the jury returned a verdict of not guilty despite extensive testimony.
A vintage advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Care as a cure for hemorrhoids. It cites internal applications, claims radiant relief, and notes the product as produced by Pyramid Drug Co of Meret, Mich. It mentions predisposing factors like constipation and sedentary life and markets the remedy through mail order and sample offers.
A fragmented OCR notice reports a new meat market opening in Chandler near Ald Grant with delivery options. It mentions a poplar hitchee and invites local friends to explore the shop and services, including Tromp delivery and Gab Towemsan.
The Sierra Nevada tunnel project accelerates with new methods and scheduling. Contractors report cost estimates near 10.9 million dollars, timelines shifting for the digital division, and a long transcontinental alignment from San Francisco to New York. A 8290 mile route and 39 veils pacing aim to cut total travel time, with improvements pending completion of certain auxiliary links.
The Ogden market column lists fluctuating prices for produce and staples including patent medicines at 2.25, wool and textiles, creamery products, leafy greens, onions, potatoes, and fruits. It notes declines in Plowy and various items with numeric prices per pound, per bushel, and per sack, reflecting a active pricing week across meats, grains, and produce.
Publicist recovering after a serious boxing match with Spidee Welch on the night of the event. The Pryvilige official notes the opponent faced a hard examination while the publicist undergoes medical observation for injuries sustained in the bout.
A visit by Crown Prince Roedsjek to Ozars featured a welcome at Trayaloe-Sélo by Grand Duke Mighna amid a ceremonial display. The prince inspected ceremonial regalia, listened to music, and traveled to the palace as ground crews and guards performed duties.
Fragmentary handwritten notes describe an Andijan earthquake event with scattered names and unclear details. The text mentions St Petershiniy and Cal Lee in uncertain context, with phrases implying damage or response. The fragment provides limited, non-unique specifics and lacks verifiable figures.
Members and speakers at a MundM meeting voice strong criticism of the treaty. They argue it slights other nations, including Cuba, and call for reconsideration or dismissal of certain provisions. The session centers on the United Kingdom and allied positions and the implications for foreign policy.
A strike begins among shoe cutters in 200 factories, involving about 9 000 workers. Tensions rise as the Knights of Labor and Shoe Workers union clash over contract terms and working conditions, prompting a stoppage across the industry.
A disjointed stockholders meeting report notes plans for a ten percent dividend by the company. It details expected improvements and investments, with references to far flung operations, plant conditions, and management statements. Names and places are scattered through a dense OCR fragment, but the core items are dividend intention, business outlook, and proposed corporate actions.
In a marked courtroom scene witnesses including Anjart Bolooud discuss control of a railway related dispute. The exchange touches on regional influence from Louisville to Nashville while questioning involvement of party figures and legal appeals.
Report describes officials and detectives chasing timber pilings from a Southern Pacific loss. Farmers who used timbers face inspection and possible seizure. Salvage teams tow sunken logs toward Newport and Bowmen points. High winds hindered retrieval as crews worked to locate and recover timbers tied to river pilings and coastlines.
A blast at a Dublin business caused injuries to workers and damaged the store. Investigators were examining the scene as officials pursued leads. The wreckage indicated a severe disruption to local commerce and prompted emergency response.
An irregular notice states installation of officers is scheduled for a Monday with new officers to be seated. Members are urged to attend and any requests to alter arrangements should be communicated to the lodge secretary.
An apparent recruitment notice from Chel Masterigetcitis and Jereaise Soutine calls for volunteers to cover a station in Ueden Moday. It mentions names and roles including machinist Nabwit 1 and apprentices David Ti. Meksi, with locations Salt Lake City and Grand Valley referenced.
Real estate transfers listed include Robert W. Enonell and his former wife to Adam Dullercon for property in northeast quarter section 25, township 6, north range 2 west with 9000 dollars. Rallay Peterson Sr. and wife transfer to Ole Olen part of Int A Mock 12, plat Ay Tiuntavtte for 300 dollars. Nokon Olen and wife to Ole Olen, fraction of Tat 5, block 12, plus Ay Mentar ville, for 4400 dollars.
Fragmentary Civil War era notice records a naval passage near the Dardanelles and a call for skilled labor in shipwright and other trades. It mentions Sebastopol bound vessels, a remodelled hotel, and urgent appointments for machinists electricians and wind engineers with strict character requirements.
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