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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
5
Weather forecast hints at scattered Friday showers
The region experiences generally fair weather tonight and Friday with possible showers in the southern portion. A cooler air mass moves in Friday, bringing lower temperatures and unsettled conditions toward late day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatier
Random Local Notices From Ogden Steam Rail Era
Various items including loans by C Richards, meat market ads, team changes and a Woodmen excursion to Salt Lake. Notes on Beefery beef prices, release of Eddie Mahoney, and a marriage license issued for David Fishdieg and Mary E Wieley reflect a mixed local notices page with social, commercial, and transport references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Mahoney
Ogden
Helena
Salt Lake
Bradley
Mahoney
Montana
David Fishdieg
Hooper
Mary E. Wieley
Kanesville
Dancing at Mnermitaga features Eva Kuln return
City notes report Miss Eva Kuln of Short's Orchestra returning after a nine month South stay. Also mentioned is a local estate petition for widow support and an excursion to Salt Lake to see the loop the loop ride. Trains depart Ogden 6:30 pm and return from Salt Lake at midnight with round trip fare listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Tio Grande
Joop
Grden
Ball Lake
Eva Kuln
Weeudfit Sporting Goods Co
Sith, &T
Joel E. Coolidge
Rio Grande
Ogden
Balt Lake
Railroad notes move through Ogden and rail yards
C B Gilson and Claude B Williams return from Salt Lake on business. Will Stewart resigns as day caller at Winne mucca and will attend Ogden school next year. A H Shay named successor to A B Younger on Erie Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers committee. Eastbound green fruit shipments through Ogden jump with 75 to 90 cars daily. Sacramento shops discharge about 120 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude 8. Williams
Salt Lake
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ogden
Will Stewart
Winne‘mucca
Southern Pacific
Haad
Will
A. B. Youngeon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Iseaterday
A. H. Shay
Youngetown
Shay
Brotherhood
Erie
California
Sacramento
San Francisco
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Hive Relief
Advertises a hive treatment claiming instant relief and a permanent cure for all ages. States price at 50 cents and that it is available at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culley Drug Co
Washington Avenue
Dean
Rate War Over Canyon Excursion Wagons Sputs Over Fares
Ogden canyon excursion wagon drivers quarrel over fares to Hermitage with 10 cent and 35 cent round trips debated. Col Haines pushes 35 cent rate while others demand 10 cents. A price agreement may be set soon, though no strikes are expected as wagon owners run their own teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Canyon
Hermitage
Col. Haines
Haines
Col. Saines
Missouri
Ogden Utah Dead Letter Office July 28 1905 List
Post office records list names in Ladies and Gentlemen sections of undelivered letters in Ogden Utah. Includes Berl Bertha Brown Mae Davis Antia Davis Hilma Mrs Grendenning Cor a Mrs Maran Mason Nora Merkel Mrs Ramsay Lulu Rickenbach Levesa Smith J B Mrs Levens Rosie Thomas Lily Welch Mary Wilbur Pearl Caughy J A Fire Ferguson personal H Ma Gentlemens list features numerous surnames such as Allen Argyle Atkins Badger Brooks Cain Canaday Carroll Clark Cook Cunningham Dalton Davison Davis Despot Elliott Fannam Fife Francsio Beluastro Francishani Hameseer Will Harman Harrington Wart Keene Lenzen Letts Lesalley Lipecomb Mancuso Marks McCarthy Miltenberger Mosden Murray O Gorman Peacock Peavi Prop Er nest Peterson Levander Sutuam Tithardson Rogers Reneil Sanmbour Sayles Segner Shink Smithno Sprather Stamps Stauffer Stoddard Taylor Torsh Trunopulis Valentyne Vandiner Wadman Watson Worten etc. Calls for letters to be advertised July 28 1903. No notice of recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Thomas
Lily
Welch
Mary
Wilbur
Pearl
Caughy
J. A
Ferguesonal
Allen
B. A
Argyle
J. T
Atkins
Badger
Brooks
Cain
Canaday
Jus
Carroll
John
Clark
J. ML. Cook
Cunningham
Dalton
D. C
Davison
Davis
A. A
Despot
Meladin
Elliott
Fannam
Walter
Fife
Francsio
Beluastro
Francishani
Hameseer
Will
Harman
Sidney
Harlington
V. E
Kexzler
Hogue
A. J
Harnkimeyer
W. J
Jensel
Leon
Tones
Keene
Lenzen
Sohn
Letts
Chas
Lesalley
W. Bu
Lipecomb
J. Dt
Mancuso
Frank
Marks
McCarthy
Jack
Meath
Ghas
Mites
Miller
Ois Miltenberger
Jas
Mosden
Gua
Moo
Murray
O'Gorman
Peacock
Charles
Pevi
Gaetano
Prop
Ernest
Peterson
Levander
Sutuam
Geo
Tithardson
Rogers
Owen
Reneil
Trunopulis
Peter
Ustick
Valentyne
Carlos IL
Vandiner
KR. K
Wadman
Watson
F. E
Worten
Bert. Packages
G. A. R. Excursion August 6 1903 Details
Announcement for G A R excursion on August 6 1903 offers berths on headquarters train to San Francisco or Los Angeles during the encampment in San Francisco. Those desiring berths should leave home with N C Wardleigh or John Vi Nelson of WsMS Hostaph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ietirer
N. C. Wardleigh
John Vi Nelson
Wsms Hostaph
Miller Explains Assumption Changes In A C U N Dues
The Supreme lodge of the A C U N explains a new dues system tied to age and insurance, creating a reserve fund for older members and options for payment. The plan shifts funding from younger to older members to balance liabilities and protect certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonkan Miller
Supreme Lodge
A.C.U.N
Miller
Order
Grand Lodge
Lemberg
Ordea
Logan Delegates Urged for Irrigation Congress Visit
Logan residents and Cache County officials host two National Irrigation Congress delegates Messrs Wright and Clark to discuss arriving convention plans. They aim to bring members to Cache Alley on Sept vet on a special train while showcasing the valley and its resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Irrigation Congress
Toma Clark
Angus 7
Wright
National Irrigation Congress
Llowell
Hansen
Mdet
Wright and Clark
Cache Alley
Cache
la Logan
Cache County
Axhe
Arid Land Reclamation Fund Reorganized in Utah
The Arid Land Reclamation Fund commission in Utah is reorganized with Government backing to aid storage reservoir construction for desert reclamation. The Utah lake project will be preferred where possible as Interior Secretary informs Secretary of State J T Slammond that Washington will consult the commission on state reclamation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arid Land Reclamation Fund Commission
Utah Lake
J. T. Slammond
Ietter
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Hours of Labor Reduced at Southern Pacific Shops
Daily work hours at the Southern Pacific shops were cut from ten to nine, without reducing output. A new steam crane arrived and was set up to assist wreck removal, capable of lifting 120 tons. Construction on the new shops progresses, with concrete foundations and transfer table foundations underway amid minor delays from quicksand and team shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Forea
IL. J. Small
San Francisco
Notice on special meeting for pst No 3 Friday July 31
A notice states that pst No 3 will hold a special meeting on Friday July 31 at an unspecified time and location. Details are incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix Logan
Pst No. 3
Bfembers
Horses Seized Unclear on Train with Forty Others
A Portland bound train leaving Ogden at 11:20 a m carried about forty race horses from Salt Lake to Seattle and Butte. Sheriff Bailey attempted to seize two horses tied to George Strebel and F Gabriel but could not identify them as riders refused to reveal which two. The horses left with the train amid an attachment issued in Salt Lake, leaving no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Ogden
Utah
Bill
Indicationa
Joseph Scowcroft
Joe
Hut Joe
East
Glasmann
A. W. Agee
IL. Clark
A. T. Wright
A. J. Patton
I. W. Shurtliff
Chas, Nelson
Thomas G. Burt
A. G. Fell
Thomas Carr
Fred Chambers
A. 8. Condon
N. C. Mugare
Ted Abbott
Weber Themay
Judge Thomas
Dee
HH. H. Spencer
John Watson
C. Bigelow
Jim Dingree
Opie
Matt Browning
Jobin A. Boyle
Harry Iskaud
Doctor Conroy
Doc Condon
Doc Conroy
Jown D. Murphy
Condon
Portland
Salt Lake
Seattle
Butte
Sherif Bailey
George Strebel
F. Gabriel
Peter Crezee Dead Ogden Resident Of Holland
Peter Crezee aged 71 a well known Ogden resident and native of Holland died last evening in Roy Weber county of general debility. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at the Fourth Ward meeting house. The remains may be viewed at Larkin & Sons' parlors from 10:30 am to 1 pm. The cortege will form at the parlors at 1:15 pm for the service location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Crezec
Ogden
Holland
Roy
Weber County
Utah
Fourth Ward
Larkin & Sons’ Undertaking
Undertaking Parlora
Grand Excursion Outing by Weber Camp Degree Team
A 1903 outing announces Sunday August 2 under Weber Camp Degree team. Train leaves at 8:20 and returns 7:03 pm via Rio Grande Railway with fares $1.00 Salt Lake and $2.25 Castilla Springs. Includes baseball game Camp 63 versus Camp 74, dancing boating fishing and other sports. Free 200 miles rail travel in Utah county. Tickets on sale at Badega's Kooth's and Carr's Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Camp
Jeavey
Victoria
Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Castilla Springs
Utah County
Badega’s
Kooth’s
Carr's Drug Stores
Trusted remedy for bowel illness urged in early notice
A Chicago style health advisory promotes Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a safe plan for sudden cholera infantum and diarrhoea. The notice lists numerous names and cities showing widespread endorsements from physicians and residents alike.
Southern Pacific Ticket Terms and Travel Window
San Francisco to Los Angeles round trip 6.00040793000. tickets on case August, Ong to 15th inclusive. Return limitOctober 15 1903. Rating per ware 20h apply to C A Henry ticket agent Union Depot Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Can
C. A. Henry
Union Depot
Ogden
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Quotich
Weatherby’s
Juliet Marks
East Lake City
C. Richards
Eccles
J. H. F. Last
Lags & ‘Thomas
Navarre
New York
C. Richards, Jr
Eccles Bldg
Rolapp
Ogden Lord of
London Market
24Th Street
F. Wright
Asgr
George Bullock
Sancretedh
Cal
W. Haigh
F. la Keller & Co
Wash, Ave
Biel's
25Th Street
Mrs
F. B. Pallee
Myre. K. Wigginbollam
J.T. Rushmer
Washington Ave
Chicago
Mnermitaga
Short
Orchesire
C. B. Gilson
Rio Grande Western
Canyon
Leiter
Evans
Fre
Sys, Nivertinen
G. A. R. Excursion
Glenwood Park
Cache Valley
Uncle Sam
Peter Crezee
Salt Lake & Castilla Springs
ML J. Elias
Southern Pacific CO
H. Becraft
Twenty-Fourth
Grant Avenue
Des Moines Life Insurance Co
C. E. Rawson
J. L. Herrich
Panama
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