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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
7
The Stacard Tin business office lists weekly hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are shown as 1 a.m. to 12 p.m. Advertisers are advised of the notice details in the Falipinal Room No.5 Two Rings.
Random references recount money to Iouu, visits by Miss Farrell, wedding notices, shopping tips, a funeral, and various local business promotions in Ogden and nearby areas, mentioning Caley Drug Co, London Market, and Standard delivery plans. Several personal notices include Miss Clelia Hardman, Miss Pearl Martin, and Mrs. Joe Young, with scattered references to races, concerts, and real estate.
Higgine appears in Lash Ars district court today. Louis Morris Morel pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to ten days in county jail before being transferred to the district court. The judge noted the matter could have been handled in the lower court. Sichanl Wiggins, arraigned after five information filings, faces assault with intent to commit murder and was given until September 8 to plead.
A district court filing by Heywood and McCormick claims Union Pacific negligent in a May incident aboard a locomotive. Plaintiff alleges he was a pilot on the engine’s cowcatcher when the engine sank and collapsed, crushing his right leg and severing a finger, leaving him unable to work. Damages seek 50120 plus costs.
Joseph Siviner was arrested by Detective Bhat after admitting to forgery. He forged checks in the name of Orn lod, cashed at a restaurant, and at The Commercial National Bank for amounts including 17.50. Police recovered three other forged checks and blanks. The Chief of Police and Detective Pender conducted questioning leading to confession.
Rawlins Wyoming residents detained and expelled a man posing as Ringling Brothers advance agent Fay, who conned merchants with inflated credentials. The impostor, identified as Nagel, faced local officials and a forced exit after threats of legal action and a demand for credentials. He attempted to secure funds and travel papers, while authorities linked him to similar acts in other towns via a Salt Lake Tribune report.
Ogden market prices list widespread falls in recent week with potatoes down about 29 percent and fruit and vegetables varying. Beef and pork prices show mixed shifts while staple goods like sugar rise. dairy and poultry maintain solid prices. Several items include Utah potatoes, Malaya grapes, tomatoes, green vegetables, spring chickens, and various cuts of beef and mutton with per pound or per unit quotes.
A free sample promotion offers a delicious cup of genuine Walter Baker and Co cocoa and chocolate at Richardson's Store, inviting customers to taste the product.
Huntsville politics focus on a municipal election with two tickets. The Peoples ticket backs L. M. Nielsen for mayor and a slate including Joseph Peterson and Chris Wangegard for key posts, while the Citi Pans ticket fields A J Autersans for mayor and John Tuij among council candidates. Women reportedly favor incorporation. voters will decide August in the meetinghouse.
District court judge Kolnpp fined Georgn W. Marshall fifty dollars after he struck Cadgher Hnneen with a baseball hat about three weeks prior. Testimony by Marshall claimed the hat was thrown and the umpire called a strike, leading Marshall to cry out. A witness called him vile names, sparking the assault charge. The charge was reduced to simple assault. leniency recommended by the deputy prosecutor. Marshall paid the fine and was released. A Santa Cruz official requested information about Marshall’s whereabouts amid rumors he had died in California.
Ogden and Evanston clashed yesterday with Ogden edging Evanston 5 to 4. Weauler started, Laventent tallied, Wer sler struck out 17 for Ogden, while Kane disrupted play amid a sparse crowd. The Ogden lineup features Donough catching, Walmer and Nash on the mound, Stovall at short, Wester second, Hose third, Skully in the outfield, Clark in right, Waiting center, and Frank Rose at third and captain of Billings Montana’s squad.
Probate matters heard by judge Kolapp in district court include estate of Mary Doneghy deceased with accounts cited and continued, estate of James Doneghy deceased with recounting and continued, and the estate of Nathan Slater deceased with approval of annual account of administrator continued.
A fragmented notice touts Hais, Hate, and Intec etch at Wad Yh street store. It advertises Bib Overalls and Waists at 200 per pair with clothing, gentle rovi’y Lionishing paola, and the old mana cal number 350 Bath Bheel.
A historical notice lists numerous named individuals under categories of Detter List and Gentlemen's List. The letter mentions streets and an address 2525 Tinenln Ave and instructs parties calling for any of the above letters to refer to an advertised notice from July taih.t, signed by TW, DAVIS, P.M.
The report alleges Southern Pa alle company G4 aided county officers in collecting a pot tax from steamplayos of the Lucin eats off. It claims thousands of dollars will be turned into the county treasury. A tunnel expansion on the Union Pacific Tk is described with dangerous conditions and a brakeman in peril.
A garbled notice promotes consulting a famed astrologer Prof. William A Miou for help in trouble and various afflictions. The ad, though heavily corrupted, implies personal guidance and mystical remedies from a regional astrologer, including a complex signature and date fragment.
Two delegates from the District of Columbia government irrigation work under the new law and officials from Nevada attend. Colonel H R Manan, congress historian, travels to Salt Lake then Ogden to report on Snow drought projects near Wadsworth and the Truckee river ditch. Estimates call for removing 2 950 000 yards of earth and 280 000 yards of rock, with a three mile main ditch and 31 mile system to supply 70 000 miners inches of flow. work begins near Wadsworth with a westward extent toward Churchill County.
A rundown advertisement promises readings by Prof Olund born in Broukhény Rwaden. He allegedly can reveal your future and number of children, charging five dollars for a session at the Grant Avenue venue with a polite but terse warning about strict rules.
Milas Doi Botthan returns from New York where she studied piano under Professor Lambert at New York College at Mumic and will receive a formal certification. Previous pupils are not fully identified in the fragment, but the article notes ongoing musical engagement and training efforts.
Inhonry plague causes renewed screenings on Clainie Way as officials tighten health measures. Notices urge residents to seek testing, while authorities report rising cases and reinforce control actions. Local clinics extend hours to handle increased demand.
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