Office hours for THE STAND AMD noted
The lusines office will open daily from 3:00 a.m. to 6:40 p.m. each day except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1903
Page
7
The lusines office will open daily from 3:00 a.m. to 6:40 p.m. each day except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
A scattered OCR page from Ogden region mentions various names, businesses, and public notices. It references Weatherby’s, Salt Lake City, Castle Gate, and multiple individuals and firms, plus employment and shipping notices and a spring stock advisory.
City council votes second reading on amendments to the Rocky Mountain Telephone franchise. Measures fix forty year term, annual fees of 1009, underground wiring, free city use rights, and staged rate caps. mayor's objections withdrawn after committee review. Police and street improvements discussed alongside utility charters.
Members of the Woodmen of the World Monitors of Crp 74 are asked to attend a hall meeting on Wednesday at 1 p m to honor the funeral of the deceased Mr Phelgbhay WS Ti.
An Ogden poultry and livestock association show is announced for Maple Broot venue with events on a Friday date. Officials promise prizes, exhibitor entries, and community participation, though exact schedule details are obscured in the OCR text.
The fragmentary OCR text outlines a health board meeting with mentions of a mayor, Dr. Mieka, and an inspector. It references motions, delays, and adjournment with scattered names such as Matioae, Dwontyorieth, and Si ngightovs, and notes about fever and sanitation themes. The piece is garbled but hints at procedural concerns and a February adjournment.
Report outlines plans to build fifty special Dun cars for handling gil from the Orient. Mentioned are Swern Vawllie, Wild Ittye Byiaia, and a range of rail projects including transformation of the Southern Pacific and new construction between major cities. The article notes passenger use, heavy freight, and substantial orders affecting rolling stock and bridges.
The mayor of Ogden City announces a ten dollar reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone violating quarantine and related health laws. The notice stresses enforcement amid smallpox concerns and urges public cooperation.
A garbled report depicts a coal shortage provoking fear in the community. Officials urge calm as residents debate supply, with a few named parties and a tentative plan to address lapses in distribution.
A local Citizens Bank case centers on a dispute over balance of money involving plaintiffs Alovmiys and Albert Sudd, with Trustee responsibilities disputed. The lengthy testimony cites figures, names, and legal actions as the court weighs claims by several parties and attorneys including Clark Hollingsworth and Kimball.
A fragmented report describes May Gardan Shay Opert equ ponies and performances of a winter opera with grand promises. The piece critiques staging flaws and praises the cast including Miss Helen Boy, noting efforts to please a lively audience at the Grand venue with a chorus and sensational song numbers.
A fragmented report notes two unions formed at an evening event and two more planned for inception. Names of organizers and officials appear in garbled text along with references to booking firms and street locations.
Funeral services for Charles Welch were held in Boston with a religious program including choir songs and benediction. Notables attended the ceremony and a large procession accompanied the body to the city cemetery.
Morning session before Judge Madge Rolapp addresses Marin Wall estate probate for confirmation of sale and accounting, Katherine Koburk’s guardianship, auditing tasks, and letters of administration for Hans A. Jopenny. Edna Stewart guardianship and Catherine Barknese estate distribution await orders.
New York dispatch reports the German ship, towed 20 The ervi Speiber, became disabled in New York harbor and will dock for repairs before continuing its voyage. The shoalships Charlotte and Stann, attached to The Meet in Venanda, have received orders to refuse.
The message thanks those who assisted during illness and death of a family member. Special thanks go to Vishay Hobart McQuarrie, Purdy-Howell, and an associated person, Corey Ma, for support. The family names Charles Whial and others and requests continued remembrance.
Fragmentary OCR notice stating concerns over bed and board, domestic dependence, and responsibility for debted dormition. details unclear and names not readable.
The article reports new officers inducted at a community gathering. It notes the ceremony held in the city hall and lists several individuals taking on leadership roles. Names and exact positions are partially unreadable due to OCR issues, but the event is framed as an official installation.
The ad proclaims a long standing business with J Cheney & Co promising reliable obligations. It touts wholesale drughouses and a broad line of medicines including a patent remedy. Readers are urged to buy Trail's Family 248 as a trusted product through numerous druggists.
Fragmentary OCR news note lists gloves fittings, quality checks, and a clearance at a central location. Mentions brands or items like kid gloves and dress gloves, with unclear names and dates.
The notice announces special rates for the hulidag season quoted by Thomas Phofa dio. It outlines pricing terms and eligibility, with emphasis on limited time availability and the need to contact the organizer for details.
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