Stand Ard Office Hours Vary Weekdays and Sundays
The Stand Ard business office opens 8:00 am to 6:30 pm daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1904
Page
5
The Stand Ard business office opens 8:00 am to 6:30 pm daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
E T Richardson of Richardson and Grant prepares to travel from Ogden for the firm’s inaugural wholesaling trip. The Saturday society column logistics shift with items due by Friday noon and the page moving to the second part of the Standard after 6 PM Friday.
Prize Medal Borax Soap advertises a deal of three bars for 23 cents or four bars for 25 cents for early orders. Local grocery and meat markets feature fresh butter, bacon, and beef cuts at discounted prices. The high school plans a 3:30 pm Friday game at Lester Park pavilion against the Alumni association.
Articles filed by County Clerk Hollingsworth reveal Wilcox Grocery company capitalized at 50000 dollars with 500 shares of 100 each. Thomas D. Dee serves as president and John W Wilcox as vice president while incorporators include Gen H Matson L N Pierce and others.
The Child Culture Club gathered at Mrs. Joseph Clark’s home for an afternoon of routines and talks. Mrs. Clara Wright spoke on Almost a Woman, Mrs. Eccles demonstrated Sewing, and Mrs. Nelson commented on clothing. the president read a magazine extract, followed by a refined repast. Guests enjoyed Mrs. Clark’s singing and were invited for a sleigh ride next Monday with Mrs. Heller, returning Feb 5 at Mrs. Cook’s 6553 Twentieth street. The guest of the afternoon was Mrs. Fred Clark.
Visitors including Mr and Mrs Short and Mrs Driggs visited the Institute. Examinations ended, new books arrived, and the basketball team faced losses and a comeback. Nellia Driggs recovered from illness, a nest of nineteen mice was found at the school, and the community looked forward to better play and a Roosevelt reference.
Utah delegates from Ogden will travel Monday to Columbus Ohio for the National Canners Convention held February 7 to 12.Participants L L Brewer George Matson I N Pierce J C Parker and William Van Allen attend as Utah representatives. The seven day meeting covers canning methods and an extensive machinery exhibit showcasing improvements in the industry. Delegates are treated generously during the session and travel.
The Plain City cannery is contracting with farmers to grow tomatoes for the coming season. Prices are nine dollars per ton for August tomatoes and eight dollars for deliveries after August. Bulletin No. 82 covers feed beet pulp for cattle sheep and swine with figures from experiments at Logan Station showing pulp’s water content and feed value while No. 83 explains pruning fruit trees and bushes. Station bulletins are available on request.
Morning and evening worships scheduled across First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches with Sunday school times. Endeavor and mid week prayer. Swedish Lutheran and German Evangelical notices include pastors, service times, special events, and language classes. invitations extended to all.
The First Church of Christian Scientists in this city presents a free public lecture by Mrs Eddy, founder and discoverer, under the church auspices. The event is open to all, with no tickets required and doors opening at 7:20.
The First Congregational Church on Adams avenue lists 11 am and 7:20 pm services with sermons on The Place and Power of Vision and The Growth of Individuality. Sunday school at 12:43, a Jolleg People's meeting at 6:30, Bible Study Wednesday evening, and a men’s Club meeting Friday at 3:00. Free seats. all welcome.
First Church of Christ Scientist announces services at the corner of Lincoln Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street Bershes with 11:00 a m Sunday service and 10:15 a m Sunday school. Wednesday 7:30 p m meeting. Free reading rooms Suite 212 Eccles Building open daily 2 to 6 p m Spirit subject. St Josephs Catholic church services list First mass 8:30 am Sunday school 9:50 am Second mass high 10:30 am Vespers and benediction 7:30 pm.
Reported by a Salt Lake paper, Exhibitor Gunter of Ogden won a Brown Leghorn cockerel in first prize amid claims of a staged feather. The feather was allegedly inserted to simulate a white tail feather, with tail feather removal noted and evidence suggesting a toothpick used to fasten a replacement feather. If proven, charges and a possible pretest could follow for Gunter or Morton who may contest the prize.
Judge Sertimus J. Hanna of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston will speak at the Grand Opera House in Ogden on Sunday January 31 at 8 p.m. His lecture, titled Christian Science, aims to clarify common misunderstandings about the movement and its practices.
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