Stand Ard office hours posted for week
The business office of THE STAND ARD will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
5
The business office of THE STAND ARD will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
All changes for the evening paper must be in the day preceding. All changes of Advertisements for the Saturday edition of the Standard must be in by Thursday noon.
A compact note lists office designations No 56 One Ring for business and No 56 Two Rings for editorial work within the same building.
Late yesterday a bill of sale recorded with county recorder Ben E. T. Richardson and F. R. Grant shows they sold their hardware stock to Richardson & Grant, Incorporated for 7400 dollars. The Saturday society column timing changes noted for the Standard.
Ogden items list sales, licenses, and events including a marriage license for Wilson Blodgett and Malena Ingebretsen, Barrows market meat ads, shipments at Armor Market, and mentions of local dances, a hunting arrest, a store sale, and a missionary to Europe. Mourns Milton Ross, a young man, and notes dues for Ogden Local 856 Musicians with a deadline.
George H. Wells was found not guilty by the Weber County jury in the Zang saloon robbery case. The trial followed a lengthy prosecution linking Wells to a large gang. witnesses described the notable heist at the Zang saloon on Grant Avenue and the ensuing manhunts.
Secretary Moody told House naval affairs committees of two board drafted plans for next year’s build. One calls for 34 million dollars to fund a battleship an armored cruiser three protected cruisers four scout cruisers two squadron colliers and two submarine boats. The second budget at 39 million dollars mirrors the first but drops the two scout cruisers.
After a two week search the cremated remains of Mrs. Otille Kaupistuck's husband, from San Francisco, were found in a jar inside the dead woman's trunk. The woman died from injuries suffered at the Oakland dock while en route to Germany with the husband’s remains. Authorities have given the remains to the two sons in San Francisco.
London dispatch notes continued heavy shipments of rice from Burmah to Japan as reported by the Rangoon correspondent of the Times.
An 19th century health notice explains typhoid germs in blood may contaminate water or milk and multiply rapidly. It urges strong health, blood quality, and liver activity, plus endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a natural remedy to improve digestion and restore vigor.
Ogden lodge B P O Elks plans a ladies night reception in the Ma sonic building then dedicates the lodge room. Dr R S Joyce assists with Rev E J Goshen as chaplain and a musical program with refreshments follows. The reception committee includes multiple local figures such as Dr Joyce J S Corlew and Judge J A Ralph.
San Francisco reports the Episcopal diocese of California adopts an amendment limiting lay delegates to males. A new branch named women will handle women's work and meet with the state diocesan session.
The New York express on the New Haven line was derailed at Housatonic, Conn. today. Several passengers sustained minor injuries in the incident.
Lewiston Idaho January 27 Payne Sly shot and killed Troy town marshal J H Hayes as he confronted a quarrel between Sly and his wife. Sly, intoxicated, fled then fired as Hayes appeared, the marshal fell with a pistol wound to the head. Sly was taken to Moscow for safekeeping amid threats of lynching.
After over thirty years the unexplained disappearance of George Geyer of Friendship Maine nears closure with a letter from George Gibson of Penrose Utah stating Geyer has died in California leaving property. Relatives in Friendship and Somerville Mass have been informed.
Plain City held a Burns Night at the Episcopal church with a picnic dance honoring Robert Burns. William Mathers delivered a speech praising Burns as a humane, multifaceted poet whose work reflects Scottish heart and social joy. J B Carver began duties as assistant grammar school teacher last Monday.
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