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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
2
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a local event involving Dames and communications. The fragment mentions a Tall Tall publication date and a community audience in a civic or club setting. Specific names, places, or outcomes are not readable.
The piece notes preparations for a forthcoming Irrigation Congress session led by Goodwin and A Clark with Ogden as a key official. It emphasizes the importance of irrigation knowledge, the significance of the presidency, and the expected value and enjoyment of the convention within the state.
Georgine editors tour Ogden and praise irrigation led growth. They view sugar cane and canning industry progress as Ogden advances toward self sufficiency, with canning and sugar refining expanding for export and domestic use.
An English writer defends the Servian royal palace amid reports of scandal. The article recounts King Mika and King Mexander, Queen Draga, and Princess Alexandra relationships, noting exile from European courts and a string of sensational court intrigues from the early 1900s.
An historical extract discusses ambitions for a continental Canadian line paralleling the Pacific route from Winnipeg toward the northwest, aiming to connect Port Simpson near Vancouver. It details projected length about 3,860 miles, cost around 77 million, and expected population impacts. The text notes subsidies, land grants, and existing rail assets as of early developments.
Ogden visitors and Salt Lake guests figure in a string of social events. Mrs Wyant and Misses Lizvty and Ethel McDonald tour, Bessie Jones returns from the East, and Mrs George Myer hosts a Linen shower. Weddings include Miss Parker’s upcoming marriage to Mr Fowler and the Salig wedding at 443 Twenty-sixth Street. The Past Grand Lodge meeting, Tolstoi club gathering, and a young folks surprise for Frank Todd close the week.
A Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Week and sister Mrs. Lou Brown featured the Relief Corps women’s gathering with decorations of evergreens and flowers, followed by the Child Culture Club meeting at Bre Angus Wright’s home focused on Domestic Science. Guests included Mrs. Grink and Miss Middleton, with refreshments and roses on display. later in Ogden, Miss Maud Loughney married Mr. Hudson in a refined ceremony at the bride’s mother’s residence, Judge Howell performing.
Amid fluctuating signals from Bradstreet and commodity markets, overall business conditions show tentative improvement. Production and rail earnings rise, though farm reports and jewelry demand remain uneven. weekly indexes point to gradual gains with caution about June revenue and regional activity.
A garbled notice from New Orleans indicates an adventure tale and industry hints, with unclear details about a character named Ma and a pantry setting. The fragment suggests a newspaper item on local life or entertainment, but lacks concrete events or names.
In Brigham City on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Henry their daughter Pharis Louise became the bride of John M. Browning Jr. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Elmer J. Goshan with close family and friends present. The bride wore a chiffon gown and carried white carnations. attendants Mina Virginia Hoult and Louie Browning wore filmy white gowns. A large reception followed showcasing gifts including a diamond pendant from the groom. The couple will reside in their own home on Adams Avenue. the groom is the son of inventor John M. Browning.
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