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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1903
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR notes announce daily blade p.m. hours with exceptions on Mondays and Sundays, a change for evening services, and references to a studies office and a weather section. The readable items hint at a community paper with varied sections and local notices.
scattered items mention fishing tackle stores and sporting goods ads, a rural mail service note, arrest reports in Morgan, spiritualist event on July 12, and local prices for beef mutton and veal. the page also lists residences, trades, and a four track news note with dealer ads and a warrant for three men.
A West Ogden boy stepped on a broken bottle in a yard, cutting his right foot deeply. The jagged edge injured bone, causing profuse bleeding before medical staff arrived. doctors feared potential infection and complications.
The Board of Education held its regular weekly session with President Dee, Director Juyes, and Clerk Rolappr in attendance. Minutes of the prior meeting were read and approved. Treasurer reports $1,182 on hand. Buildings committee discussed furnace repairs, whitewashing, and a basement building draft referred to the architect. Walker elected as high school principal for next term.
The Crittenton Home board met in the Mayor's office with readings and reports. Donations included $10 from Dr. Miles of California and clothing from Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Middleton elected president. Members approved treasurer stays, names for membership were presented, and committees were appointed. Mag. Cyiint Newnan from California visited, and the association continues active Christian work. The next meeting is set for the second Thursday in August in the Mayor's office.
Jcards of thanks extend gratitude to many friends who assisted during illness and death of our beloved niece Ethan Mi Malan. Special thanks go to the Fifth Ward choir and soloists Mrs Mary Far, Mrs Mary Jones Max, Anna Hanradk, and Ed Tout, with heartfelt wishes for blessing on all who offered sympathy. Further thanks go to J W Hotating, Barker and War, and Second Wind audience for support and attendance at the memorial.
Bert Chandon a 12 year old boy riding on a wagon loaded with gravel for new shops foundations suffered a double arm fracture when the wagon wheel passed a pole near the excavation. A physician was summoned and the boy was treated at the scene.
The State Industrial School trustees meet to approve new buildings and essential equipment for the manual training department. Plans include a gymnasium, carpentry and shoemaking shops, a laundry, and library facilities funded by state money. A temporary staff and an expenditure tally are noted, with bids for renovations and the mutual training department under review.
An item notes Professor Mull’s succession at North Dakota Agricultural College following the death of Professor Daniel Etrd. It mentions ongoing work in earnings, exhibits by the School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, and plans for a miniature rat system exhibit as the approaching congress and deliverances are discussed.
Local performances at Glenwood feature illustrated songs and vivid slides projected with strong imagery. Critics praise "The Star and the Flower" and "The Holy City" while H L Bibley prepares to sing tomorrow. Audiences are drawn by the striking visuals and expressive melodies, with plans for more showcases and possible tours.
A blaze last evening destroyed an old shack at the rear of Twenty Fifth Street near Tavlock Wat. Fire units responded promptly, extinguishing the flames after heavy smoke and heat, with the structure described as a long, decayed frame. No injuries reported. investigators seek cause and note the building had a suspended floor and bedding material contributing to the fire.
A Riverdale residence of Richard O. Dye was robbed while the family was away. Two suits of clothing and a war chest or jewelry were taken valued at 47 dollars and 17 dollars respectively. Police alerted and investigations continued with local officers and neighbors assisting.
A morning quarrel on Swep by fifth street led to Rosen charged with assault and battery after pushing Hymen in front of a farmer's place of business. Hymen claims fear of immediate bodily harm and cites foul language as provocation.
Readable text reports men charged with drunkenness and related offenses, with court appearances and conviction outcomes described. Names and actions appear inconsistently due to OCR errors, but indicate police court proceedings, sentencing, and references to fines or payments as part of the case.
Real estate transfers appear in a messy OCR listing naming parties like Jamelly Crurker Jos and The Admin Rapegary company. It references properties such as Groin Lot 86 at En Mand park and a Lion township area with sections and plats, indicating multiple lots and subdivisions in Wasalel Orelant paigipany filings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Weber event at Glenwood with dining and baseball emphasis. Mentions Sundry School, Blake Bundy, and references to activities or matches. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR notes describe excursions to San Francisco with fares around 40 to 43 dollars. Mentions July and inclusive terms. Details are unclear but indicate travel options and pricing for California trips via Southern Pacific.
The readable fragments reference a New York setting with various coded terms and numbers. The text is heavily corrupted, preventing a clear identification of persons, organizations, dates, or events.
Second Ward will host an outing to Lagoun next Friday Tul A7th Urain leaves Ogden at 230 and 205 for Lange Lagoon volunteers. A pond ritual includes participants from the event, with details unclear in the damaged text.
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