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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
7
A mixed collection of notices, marriages, court updates, market ads, church announcements, and community events. Includes wedding mentions, court proceedings, market lanes, and upcoming gatherings at Glenwood and other venues with names like Judge Stanton and P. J. Keller & Co. market references.
Fragmented listing of local ads and notices includes requests to buy or sell items, names and addresses, and notices about weddings and services. Readable items mention Weatherby s store, Paul Zlegénhint dealer, and various names with incomplete details, indicating a chaotic OCR of a mid century classifieds page.
An old advertisement touts Hamilton Brown shoes claimed to be made by the largest shoe house in the world. It promises low prices and high style and quality, urging readers to try their wearers and avoid substitutes.
A report details flagrant quarantine violations in Ogden including Spullman Porter afflicted with smallpox and sent off the train without health board notice. The Board orders the City Attorney to sue the conductor under local quarantine laws and address failures to notify the health authorities.
Officer Vance narrowly escaped death when arresting a vagrant at Union depot. Connelly attacked with a knife after the prisoner seized, but Vance disarmed him and sent him to the station. The melee ended with the inmate restrained and Officer Vance unhurt.
A fragmented OCR list prices from Chicago markets detailing butter, eggs, fruits, vegetables, meats, and staples. It includes California grapes for 25 cents, potatoes four pounds for 25 cents, lettuce and radishes four bunches for a cent, and pork, beef, and fish prices with various weights and unit measures. It notes exchange rates and dairy prices like creamery butter at 25 cents per pound, lard at 15 cents, and eggs at 20 cents a dozen, among many other items and odd spellings.
Baggage office statistics show May totals across firms, with Union Line and Pacific Carrier receiving and forwarding thousands of pieces and a high level of handling. The May figures indicate near three thousand pieces in transit, with year over year increases noted in multiple categories and a partial note on plane baggage in Seventeen area records.
The Woodmen of the World in Ogden report rapid growth with over twenty initiates last evening. Lodge No 36 elects Neoyge B. Smythe, Jn Gor, Thelery Storatary Ted Treasurer and R. HM: as officers. Membership nears 300, with judge predicting 400 soon.
The committee investigating charges against Mr Tinney has produced its report. It states the charges were not sustained and concludes the government offered 830,000 to induce him to withdraw accusations. The findings appear to be influenced by a prominent woman noted for her influence.
Ogdens secure a 10 to 8 victory in a lively afternoon contest against the Maroons. Heusacy delivers a sensational double play while fielding miscues by Morstall help shape the score. Riggear and Byrnes contribute in the late innings as Chicago-like uncertainty colors the outcome.
Spilman 402 1 nil score in a game described with details on players Heuser Malmoye Totiswin Bale and Kroner among pitchers. Nash and Rinesor also noted. Greenwell cited with time and wire mentions.
A local fraternal order asks members to attend a gathering at the hall this Sunday afternoon to clean and cover the graves of departed brothers and allies. Members are asked to wear white gloves for the event.
Readable fragments outline a Scandinavian group trip to Lag an Juin on June 14. Mentions a person or group paying $100 for a round trip and ogden as a departure point with arrival at Mere HUG. Limited legible details constrain a fuller event summary.
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