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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
7
The fragment outlines advertising changes for the evening paper and a weather notice. It mentions standard telephone lines, a Baltorial Roca address, and two rings. Weather forecast indicates fair tonight and Wednesday with warm conditions in the south portion.
A garbled local page references Honey to Insa, street vendors, a police report of a robbery, a license for James Abernathy and Annie Nichole, lawn socials, and grocery ads. It mentions Weatherby’s stock, Barrot Brew grocery, fishing gear, and meat markets, plus an inquest for a murder where the victim’s identity remains unknown.
Miss Filict May Malan daughter of Toho D Malan died recently at her aunt Mrs F W Hotatins home at 2670 Jackson Avenue. Born in Ogden March 5, 1881 she had lived here all her life. Funeral services will be held at PIL Ward meeting place Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of Mrs F P W Hataling. Also notices of a fourth annual excursion to Salt Lake Beach by the Weber Binks Sunday schools and a grand organ recital at Salt Lake Tabernacle by Prof J Clellan are listed among local events and notices.
The Carnegie trustees met last evening to re elect the former board and name assistants for the coming year. Teory as president Howell secretary Bigelow treasurer. Grace Harris Minnie Brown named assistant librarians with Hendershot and Een as substitutes. The library will close only on two holidays in July and Christmas. open 2 to 9:30 p.m. on other regals and Sundays. Miss Faddis to hold competitive exam and run apprentice course. two members to take a six month program free. Donations reported and plans to raise funds for book fund discussed. Board adjourned to Monday for further money-raising steps.
The Board of Trustees awarded contracts for a boiler house and plumbing of the new building at the State School for the Deaf Dumb and Blind. The boiler house contract went to Georg e Grecowell for $1,281 and plumbing to Charles Halverson for $37.
Probate matters heard in district court include the estates of Edmund B. Willer and William Skern. Caroline Skeen, widow, petitioned for alimony of 50 dollars per month with contested 20 dollars per month granted upon recalculation. Estate of William M. Shaw petitions for sale of personal property granted. Jonathan Sandiford estate petition for letters of administration continued to July 17, 2003.
The City Board of Health met at 2 p m and passed resolutions urging the City Council to study the grade stakes on the flint blocks 28 and a2 in the interior. A committee was to be appointed to survey the canyon and report on the water supply amid reports of alleged defauling by sheep. The board may act to abate nuisances causing pollution in the river.
Listings show transfers including mM A.W. Rouina to Daniel He Adams for part of Vale Joy View Addition and Wigga Hannen to Kate Walther for part of a section with prices 230 and 900 in Week 21. Other entries reference Enow to Fred Greenwats and Lot numbers in Lakeview Addition. Also notes a medical ad fragment for Cholera infantum and Fowler’s Mstyoet product line amid damaged lines.
California excursion offer from Southern Pacific lists trips to San Francisco and San Diego with round trip prices around 30 and 14 dollars. The ad references agents Henry and Hadon West regional agents in Salt Lake City and other destinations, inviting inquiries for details.
Grant Avenue residents petition council claiming inadequate sprinkling along Grant Avenue harms the area. The council planned to investigate the city water retouling and alleged contamination of the Pleiu City Ditch while mayor vetoes and other budget items, including park mowing, faced debate. Contagion reports noted cases of scarlet fever and other illnesses, with the Sanitary Inspector filing counts and deaths, as city officials debated infrastructure and park maintenance.
Fire broke out last evening in a rear storage area at 64 SBM shed, damaging the Wallis residence. Neighbors arrived quickly, kept flames from spreading, while firefighters fought the blaze. Estimated damage to the house and furniture runs high, with insurance covering the losses.
A damaged wardrobe suit case documents a claim against multiple defendants for ruined garments and accessories purchased in Washington and connected railway firms. The suit centers on alleged failure to protect clothing during travel and lodging, naming Pacific Short Line Railroad and related entities, with references to specific items such as a gown, waist, and hat.
Glenwood debuts a special program promising a night of entertainment with a feature presentation by Whit and other acts. The event includes vocal performances, film images, songs, and a planned illustrated sequence. photographs and moving pictures are shown to highlight a festive program for the audience.
Readable fragments reference dancing, pictures, and a program at Glenwood tonight. The text is garbled but suggests a social event or entertainment lineup with at least implied performance and timing. No clear names, dates, or places beyond Glenwood.
Luella Ferrin aims to resume her studies in New York this fall after a health-related delay. She has made notable progress since returning home, with instructors noting improved condition and promising prospects for continued practice and social visits.
In Wisconsin district court Marshall bound over to answer for assault on Hausen two weeks ago. Prosecution presented two witnesses and argued no defense evidence was produced. The defendant George W. Mureball, a baseball player, faces charges of open assault and deadly weapon. Preliminary exam set for Monday at city hall. Witnesses testified about the incident and the accused denied wrongdoing.
A damaged OCR fragment notes the conclusion of a delimony case with Judge Howell transferring the defendant to the care of the sheriff. The readable lines indicate a move to the Bielem core in Lh su of conmitted to sherit care.
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