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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
7
The Standant records an office hours notice for the Stand ard. The business office hours are from 3 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday with Sunday hours from 9 a.m. to noon. The notice requests advertisers to submit changes by the preceding tid day and lists telephone lines for the business and editorial rooms.
A garbled OCR page fragment lists names, addresses, and items including real estate notes, residents of Oakland and Bee gas, mentions about stamps, a California trip, a memorial for a Bee gdal resident, a photo gallery near Lake Ogdun, and stray market ads. It reads as a dense, patchwork community listings item with scattered dates and places.
Obituary notes the death of a long prominent Ogden journalist and pioneer settler, Mrs Penrose, detailing her life from New York to Utah, marriage to W. Penrose, and role at the Deseret News. It covers her family, church devotion, and a funeral planned in Salt Lake City for Friday afternoon in Ogden’s Ninth Ward.
A fragmented discourse on medicine and diet questions the value of conventional drugs versus food as true remedies. The author cites uncertain experiments and mentions a New England hospital context, with references to medical figures, tasting notes, and contrasting views on nutrition and pharmacology.
OCR fragment reports recruiters seek laborers for a large shipbreaking and rail construction project in Denver area. It notes contractors plan a subcontract system, expected crew of about 25,000, and a division of wages among workers. Mentions Ogden employment agents and local efforts to attract skill labor for continuation of rail and canal work.
Ogden Poultry and Livestock Association announces a show to be held Friday and Saturday at a local venue. Entry forms and prospectus are available from the Beoseing's printing house or Print for friends. Admission and seating details will be announced at the Hewitt Pring office.
Readable fragments describe a sugar factory project near Garvin and Collinston Utah. A new power plant with 1200 tons daily capacity and a sugar factory complex aim to produce up to 150 tons daily, with construction in two sections to meet demand as Moon conditions permit.
Auction style ad lists multiple pianos including a dig Hydenya model and a mahogany item with price prompts. The garbled text references a trade location possibly in Me Tina, Reeles building, and a market section. Reads as a classified sale notice with scattered pricing phrases.
A judge ruled no basis for the charge of larceny against the defendant after reviewing the warrant and evidence. The court ordered discharge, finding insufficient probable cause to proceed, with the case deemed resolved despite prior arrest records and related proceedings from earlier dates.
The write up lauds a young artist as a leading figure and highlights her performance as a bright, engaging showpiece. It notes the singer’s training, stage presence, and the production's lavish overall appeal.
A city notice offers a reward of 20 dollars for information leading to conviction of anyone violating state and city smallpox quarantine rules. It cites a recent case in Silt Take City and references chapter 1 title XVIII Revised Ordinances. Mayor WM. Atasmann authenticates the order.
Fragmentary note references tax payments and city road district actions. Mentions Agaer Bik dleth and Vihar af Me, with attention to Water rate adjustments and local street work. Unclear details but indicates fiscal and infrastructure topics in a city neighborhood.
Fragmented text outlines an electrical workers organization meeting at an unnamed Weill location with references to unions, bylaws, protocol, and potential reorganizations. The readable lines mention committees, adoption of procedures, and names that appear garbled or misread.
A garbled notice lists several real estate transfers and partnerships with names like Geiger and Nelkor, a wife and husband, and various locations. It mentions payments around 2000 dollars and property parcels with scattered street and township terms, reflecting a historical transfer ledger fragment.
A partial bottom section shows a long list of gentlemen and ladies with surnames and initials, including entries like Anderson Brady Crawford Carpenter and many others. The fragment resembles a directory or social list from Statersville with numerous family names and titles and a Messrs and Misses designation.
In a United States Senate contest, Clarke leads with 70 votes over Jones in Nenunell. Chavkie and Bepwh Livia are noted in the returns with Tun. 21 updates and July 10 milestones.
Fragmented text reports a couple in Cincinnati with a husband in a hospital setting. Physicians give no hope for recovery. The wife is shown in distress at her husband’s condition.
Fragmentary report details Shasin and others applying for re enlistment in the Navy. Deserters Mobonie and Oleh are mentioned among suspected accomplices. The piece notes alleged activity at a shipyard and a boarding house, with references to local names and institutions.
A distorted report describes a socialist lecture held in Dinent Nebraska. It mentions a speaker and a legal matter involving a Barbs team, with references to Prenton and Tina. The piece references evening events at Woo Gulla and MaaLerly and includes garbled dialogue about heavy weight and reactions.
Witath acm 20 confers as suitor seeks statewide candidacy. A mass meeting is planned tomorrow night in this city to discuss amending the delegation from this county. Delegates and supporters to form an alliance with the combined commission members for backing the King county candidate.
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent item. insufficient readable content to establish a factual news card with entities and context.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a legislative session debate on appropriations and staffing. It mentions Tele Mears of Wironalh and an expected outcome before the session ends, with notes on proposed budget allocations and timeline. The readable items imply ongoing negotiation but lack clear names, dates, or final decisions.
A list of jurors drawn to serve in the district court includes names such as Tawny, Albark, Ogden, Willie Reowerath, Peter C., and Hinksville. The selection covers multiple towns and counties, with jurors from Ogden, Walhans, and related areas named. The pool includes numerous residents across the district, reflecting a broad service roster for the upcoming term.
A court in Stockholmi, Dan, heard a case involving Miwinnwieh, dane 41, accusing Aruhblahap Filer of a large fraud worth Ss00. The proceedings occurred on the king’s birthday, with Leiness of Pibwe Rogont presenting a claim. The king’s youngest son, described as in Liberalship, is reported to be in ill health.
A man from near the Missouri River ten miles from Dubuque has died. He was long identified with prominent Northern Montana interests and was a partner of a former donor. The obituary notes his ties to local affairs and business networks in Montana.
A jumble of scattered personal names, surnames, and locations appears, including references to New York, Chicago, Port Ind, and various given names. The fragmented OCR yields no clear event or narrative, suggesting a damaged or partial directory-like page with numerous typos and unclear associations.
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