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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
4
A vivid ad lists discounts on wool dress goods gloves laces silks and linens. It promotes half price jackets suits corsets and hosiery with numerous bulk quantities and prices, declaring the entire dress goods and silks line at cost and offering blankets quilts and nightwear at reduced rates.
The public is offered a limited time holiday rate by Thomas Phota Studio. The ad promises special pricing and locations unspecified, urging customers to act quickly for the discounted sessions and portraits during the festive period.
A chaotic report details Verna, a young woman in custody on burglary charges, with a minor named John Vite providing accusations. The article sketches alleged break-in methods, her arrest after a rooming-house search, and police pursuit leading to her detention and contempt proceedings by Rae Brown.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a baseball game in Hiverpool Ohio with unclear date and names. Readable bits reference 17 and a figure or event, but details are garbled. The text lacks coherent facts to form a full news summary.
A fragmentary report suggests the meteor did not kill itself but was linked to an AMMO incident. It mentions Georgy Yi Lava, a tea manager, Mercer, and a suspect list involving Fronds and a writer named Merec. The text hints at threats against a writer and a possible motive tied to property and a large reward.
The court weighs a bid process for statewide textbook purchases. Key figures include the state superintendent and publishing houses objecting to bids read in open session. The appellate court upholds the decree, with final denial of the appeal and further steps pending.
Judge Hail will hear why Arthur Brow should not be held in contempt over failure to pay $160.4 monthly to Isabelle Cameron Brown. The court ordered Brow to a weekly payment, with Mrs. Brown alleging he has ample property and income but delays legal actions. The case involves threats of appeal and disputes over temporary alimony. The trial names include Justice Booth and other court figures, with Daniels Boyle v Union Pacific discussed and a Mine and Smelter Supply Company matter noted.
The Walker family faces a complicated ownership dispute amid changes in the bank partnership. AL TL Walker now appears as the principal figure, while other family members seek to preserve their rights to participate in management and profits. The feud centers on control of the bank and whether a settlement can stabilize the business for all parties involved.
Deputy recorder Bhiondt wired to notify a man identified as Lie yaling, while Officer Billy Hikton and others assisted. Oliver Gilldypin, John Kendyk,r charged with thefts, faced preliminary examination. bail set for Sendrickswig amid larency case. County infirmary reported 20 deaths last year, 14 admitted in November, with December admissions highest for the year.
The Fort Hall Indian School medical work may end if abolition proves true. Dr. W. J. Shank currently serves as agency physician and is highly regarded. his transfer to another field is anticipated with regret by the school community.
Garvin Barn chairs a notice announcing election content for J. A. Preston representing Lee county with candidate details for Haute Chatterton. The document lists judges and attorneys, names several individuals connected to the case, and notes upcoming dates, with mentions of legal actions and related proceedings.
In a nostalgic look back the piece lauds Paine's Celery Compound as restoring health and vitality after illness, citing testimonials and physician endorsements. It reflects on political stirrings and enduring gratitude toward the remedy, portraying it as a life-saving treatment with broad public praise.
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