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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1903
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment states office hours for THE STANDARD, noting daily opening from early morning until 9:80 or 10 p.m., with Sunday hours from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m. The text is garbled and partially unreadable but indicates regular weekday and Sunday schedule.
A garbled page item lists hats, millinery sales, and ads for local businesses. It mentions a weather note, a charity or church event, and various names and addresses in Omaha area, with references to a market and shopping notices. The text preserves names like Mrs Kimball and Ford's orchestra, plus a 1903 date cluster and local shop details.
The deceased, a well known citizen and contractor, left a widow and three sisters among relatives. Under Woodmen guidance funeral rites and private services will be held in Mia Mind with wake details announced later. продолжается on Page S49.
A misty report outlines railroad shifts with Hhetechoe Rather and J. P. Qader in new assisting agent roles for the Southern Pacific. Conductor BaPunnielift and chief engineer P, along with pension board selections, attend to a widened Los Angeles to Salt Lake corridor. Nevada grading near Cul jailes and a 780 mile stretch plan between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles are noted, with regulatory amendments for the pension system and long route developments.
A writer describes a personal struggle with alcohol dependence and how switching to GrapesNuts, advised by an advertisement, helped curb cravings. The author credits the product with enabling a long period of abstinence and improved health, expressing gratitude to the sponsor Patni Co. Battle Cronk Mich.
Members of Camp 74 are asked to attend a memorial service for neighbor W. S. Hill and others. The notice lists names, dates, and local selling venues including Brown’s, Hibbbley's, and the printing office. It calls for support and assistance from the lodge and family during the bereavement.
A large scale public works project progresses on the Cut-Off with two giant water tanks planned for the eastern arm of the lake. Construction crews, steam pumps, and pontoon cranes advance along the Promontory Point area, aiming to supply water to the workers and surrounding roads. About 43,000 gallons per day capacity and gravity-fed filling are noted, with extensive trenching, piling, and line installation described as crews push toward a multi mile stretch.
A pardon was granted for Malonase, who had been sent to three years in State Prison for robbing a young man of the Union Pacific near Nebraska. The pardon appeared before the State Board of Prisons in Salt Lake City on a Saturday afternoon and involved a bond for the prisoner.
Robbers entered a jewelry store late at night and took valuables valued at 45,000. Police inspected the scene, and investigators sought witnesses and security footage to identify suspects.
A mangled report describes a disastrous incident at a machinery yard near Pumiorie. Five men were badly injured or killed as blasts ripped through equipment while several workers attempted to operate a cat power hoist. Foreman Torgoh Caray and others suffered severe injuries. responders battled flames and steam as the scene devolved into chaos. Authorities are assessing the event and naming probable causes amid limited readable details.
Witnesses describe a sudden panic during a public gathering when alarms sounded and people fled. Security and emergency crews contained the scene while investigators reviewed the disruption and potential causes.
Fragmented OCR text notes a British hospital and telegraph items, mentioning arrivals and ships, with garbled names and places. References to Hudson River, Cornwall, Britain, and New Fadia appear amid unclear lines about a steamer and medical notes.
Fragmented text outlines a council gathering with names like Gabe Lar and Leiaenibin. Mentions days, events, and locations with unclear details. It notes discussions of finance, speakers, and upcoming activities among unions and members, reflecting a busy, period-specific labor council scene.
The fragment lists suspects including Hopaig Slaith TL Boeke and Vine mewbigs with references to Dopey Shvuil and Behe. It notes recent activity and a Gill Take incident, mentioning a DA De We RATE and Hors kake Krovi in the context of an ongoing police case.
The column details Willie Simains facing off against Phe Bele in New York with a string of eccentric references to teams and venues. It notes an Ate Jattie venue and mentions figures like Car GT Musk and Aummph MV among various mentions, hinting at a lively schedule and local happenings.
Reported arrival of Minister Bowen in Charleston with unclear intentions while meetings with Mindalia and other officials are noted. No details on conditions or outcomes were provided, and sources indicate routines at the harbor as operations continued.
The readable fragments list police, names, places, and scattered terms. Cops, officials, and several personal surnames appear amid broken phrases and unclear locations or events.
A chaotic social scene unfolds as a Salt Lake wedding sparks rumors and public commentary. The betrothal of a bride from a prominent circle triggers objections and eavesdropped talk about propriety, influence, and the couple’s plans amid a swirl of neighbors and relatives.
The report notes Chamberlain’s disappointment following a session led by Junden Tor of W-Colonet Bisibar. The outcome includes a charted plan for equity and a misfired appointment, with ongoing debate over the larger implications for the administration and potential replacements.
In a belated report, authorities note growing fevers in Chino and nearby areas. Hospitals tighten visitor access as cases rise, while officials urge vaccination and hygiene measures to curb spread.
Ogden mayor William Glasmann declares a ten dollar reward for information leading to the conviction of any person violating smallpox quarantine ordinances. The notice cites adherence to city laws in Ogden and neighboring areas and urges public cooperation to prevent the disease spread during the 1908 outbreak.
City Record advises dog owners to pay dog taxes promptly to avoid penalties. The notice warns that failure to register and tax pets may lead to enforcement actions. Authorities urge compliance to support municipal services and animal control programs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a naval recruit unit and selection process, with references to personnel, training, and a court room setting. It preserves scattered named entities and military terms but is largely unintelligible.
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