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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
7
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A stream of local items covers money orders, theater notes, marriages, saloon robberies, road law, and community events. Ogden residents are advised on post offices, lodging, market listings, a court case, choir practice, and an upcoming Pioneer celebration.
Governor Sparks of Nevada, staff, and state officials will attend the National Irrigation Congress in Ogden. Colorado Springs reports Gil bert McClurg’s visit and plans for a large pioneer irrigator and farmer turnout, with a special food exhibit committee and a rail fare rate set for round trips from Pacific coast to Ogden.
Fragmentary OCR shows a plan for a free excursion for children to Lagoon on Friday with a board watch. Mentions trains, officials, and a committee in Ling e. Includes names like Ogle Hel and Rangeon with unclear roles and locations.
Charles Neal, retiring Plain City Postmaster, finishes a long tenure of service spanning more than five presidential administrations. The Plain City office is discontinued today and will be served by rural delivery in the future, marking a quiet end to an era of local postal activity.
The Second Ward plans a one night excursion priced at six dollars. Tony Ogden will drive a 1280 Kom bus and a late evening trip is scheduled for eight o clock. A widely promoted cine feature will be shown for participants.
Corey Brothers construction company has been awarded a $60,000 contract in Chabert Wyoming. The project involves installing a water system and pipeline to serve the Uston Gi elfly Goat mines and the growing town. Two large rusar voirs and a pipeline will be built as crews load outfits and prepare to ship to the site.
The defendant Gustav Olson files an answer to the cross complaint in Olson versus Olson alleging mutual accusations of cruelty immorality and infidelity. He admits being husband and owner of property and claims the plaintiff has been erratic violent and cruel to their child and seeks custody and a divorce decree granting him care of the children.
A 1900 Utah land case over a tract in Salt Lake County near Willass involves the State of Utah selecting land for settlement while protestants claim mineral value. After protests and a 1902 hearing, authorities ruled the land more valuable for minerals, cancelling the state's selection. The site lies near Grave Rose and Tousine mining claims and has veins of ore, gas, silver and copper noted by assayers.
The engagement and surprise wedding of Superintendent Noble and Mrs. Gita Wonner were announced recently. The ceremony occurred at the home of De We and Dalrymple with Rev Alfred Wrows of the Episcopal church officiating. The groom, popular in Ogden, leads the Salt Lake division of the Banter Public Company. They planned a September wedding, and the groom had just returned from a California visit.
Norris and Rowe’s animal show arrives in Ogden with hundreds of animals and lavish preparations. Elephants, seals, hippo races, trained dogs, monkeys, and ponies perform as tents and parade ground bustle with bands, chariots, and a grand street display. The act promises improved feats and another show tonight with a large audience already impressed.
A Glenwood afternoon game drew a small crowd but offered strong play as the Sunday School team defeated the Young Men unit 10 to 4. Battery for Sunday School were Rollo Epmett and Jawall. Young Men struggled despite several solid innings and late rallies. A pleasant dance followed the outing with good turnout and warm reception from the guests. The Glenwood meeting closed with thanks and praise for the day’s events.
A summer event featured a full day of activities including dancing hunting and other leisure pursuits. Special trains provided ample room for attendees as people enjoyed the program for the community.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions astrologer Prof William A Atlin in a route of inquiry about nabrola ger vend palin with references to age Indra and a medical or scientific angle. The text includes an address fragment at 2460 Washington Avenue Over Padi and ends with unclear terms.
Train fare snippet lists routes to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego with prices 30 and 45 dollars. Mentions return hints and August date references mixed with unclear agent names and codes.
A chaotic night unfolded as President Burt IH Ogden and union leaders addressed Greek laborers amid unrest. Officials report 400 workers affected. a Greek worker was injured in the clash near the yards. Authorities anticipate shipments to Cheyensia as security increased.
A freight train incident near Conthuhae Povkhva led to derailment with an engineer Charles Parke and a brakeman accused of unsafe actions. Reported by The Standard, the wreck resulted in injuries and a push to enforce stricter safety measures and permit restrictions on certain hazardous operations.
An unclear report describes a train near Evittplle with a brakeman failing and a series of chaotic events. It mentions passengers, lines, and injuries but contains many garbled names and details, leaving core outcomes uncertain.
A garbled Topeka report alleges a drop in cattle numbers in Kansas over recent years. The text cites a stock journal from Nantana City and references the Kansas Board of Agriculture. Details are obscured and often nonsensical, with unclear figures and names.
Furnished by the Ogden Brokerage Co the list includes a jumble of misread names and figures such as Waah Atchisa Coppur Ai 1-8 and Maltinore and Quia with a price of 80 dollars for Metropolitan districts. Other items mention Champunke Ohin Veaver Fiveaty Wealura and Tas 5 with various unreadable codes and dates like Mawhittay 31-8.
Fragmentary text lists many garbled names and numbers in a railway or telegraph style format. It references Western Union and multiple places or entities with mixed digits, lacking coherent context or complete sentences.
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