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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
7
The Stand announces ARD will open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. except Sunday. On Sundays hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The notice specifies standard operating times for the office.
Random references mention money to loan, weddings, visiting relatives, fishing tackle, market goods, licenses, and mining claims in Ogden area. Names include J Kelly Cee, Mrs Hober Goow, Fred ersu, Leanne, Hana dorgensen, Grace Rose, and C J Richards Jr. Mining claims described with tonnage and copper, silver and gold values, plus court adjournment notes and jail inmate counts.
Pay delays affect thousands of Southern Pacific workers in California Nevada and Utah. About 137000 checks must be prepared to cover wages for June for staff west of El Paso and Ogden, with 47000 monthly checks totaling roughly 1.45 million dollars. Clerks work continuously to issue checks countersigned by officials, while some crews receive cash payments instead.
Baron d Bush dies shortly after a collision near Noethe Rampton while traveling to Scotland with his American wife Miss Pauline Joram. In Chicago, two Omaha Packing Co buildings burn destroying a large stock of lard and 16 090 000 pounds of pork in a blaze that also damages an eight story warehouse.
In San Francisco a Utah Superior Court session reviewed a petition by William Miller for guardianship of Margaret Milley, a young girl. The mother claimed the child and another were kidnapped. Miller, previously jailed for robbery in Utah, was linked to the case as the suspected kidnapper amid custody disputes and a California connection. Separately, Portland customs records show a year ending June 30 with trade totals of 427 thousand registered imports and exports carried by 863 vessels.
Reported violent croup cases among bathers at Wie Anna Jangeroiy, with symptoms cited as membrane inflammation of the windpipe. Disorder described as affecting children, occurring at night. References to local remedies and businesses tied to the incident.
Five thousand official calls are issued to promote the irrigation congress. Agricultural colleges and experiment stations across sixteen western states are invited to participate, with executives from Utah Colorado and other regions slated to assist and present findings.
An OCR filled score note shows Ogden defeating an opponent eight to zero with multiple errors in team names. The Ogden squad, with McDonaughyond and others, opens against North Platte then schedules Salt Lake and Grand Junction trips.
Market notes for Ogden area show overall price drops to ten cents for several items with fruits and vegetables leading the changes. Utah produce largely from Ogden Valley appears in new stock such as cantaloupes and strawberries, while beef and dairy prices hold or adjust slightly.
A new oil company was launched amid confusion and unknown initial leadership. Reports indicate the venture aims to establish operations along the Green River and Sinbad areas, with early talk of regional offices and a focus on early profits. Local officials weigh regulatory implications as the firm charts a course through volatile markets.
President L W Shurtliff of Ogden leads the executive committee in arranging the Trans Mississippi congress sessions set for August in Seattle. Dewey and other noted guests join discussions as the committee plans a program of historic importance and wide public attention at the Seattle Marriott headquarters.
Arrangements for a California excursion by the CHALR group are complete. The voyage sails next month from Lake to Sacramento, aims for Los Angeles via coast routes, with stops at Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Monterey, Santa Ana and San Francisco. The party includes Hany Wellamnn citizens and a majority of supporters, traveling by train to the capital and then northward to San Francisco, before returning south.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions tennis style terms and several garbled names. The readable parts include references to people and activities but lack clear events or context to form a coherent summary.
A fragmented notice describes a gathering of around 2,000 delegates traveling from the Midwest to a national event. It cites governors, mayors, and business leaders urging cooperation, mentions railroad rates and hotel accommodations, and highlights plans to promote banners and regional areas as part of a broad campaign. The piece references a large turnout from diverse regions and an emphasis on public participation and logistics.
Advertised as a gentle remedy for rheumatic pain, the product claims quick relief and broad suitability for youth and adults. Distributed by Con, FL Cave at 2301 Wash Ave and Cave Depot Drug Store, touting a price of 500 for $1.00.
Duy Davis believed Wade would relieve Braj Gen W Basta of command of the division in the Philippines Saturday, with Gen Datis to be placed in the vacant post.
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