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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
7
A garbled page from a Utah area paper lists many names, addresses, and fragments about sales, wanted items, pensions, and social events. It mentions Weatherby’s shop, a Glenwood Park gathering with Kinetoscope shows and Ford’s orchestra, and several local residents visiting relatives and planning receptions.
An advertisement touts Hamilton Brown Shoes as the world’s largest shoe house product line for ladies, gentlemen, and children. It claims lower average costs than groceries and urges readers to buy, promising style and quality at a low price. The notice also mentions millinery and other adornments and furnishings.
A garbled OCR page from Ogden area news lists varied items. It mentions exhibits, shipments, and local markets, with names like Keller Do's and Estey Marka. Notices include court updates, a church skule exercise, and a Denver move for Mrs. Yates, plus upcoming performances by Miss Ramsey and the Tabernacle choir with Pederson and McClellan.
A piano contest at Sacre Heart Academy featured Mids G, O Connell, and B Mee among visiting and pupil performers. They interpreted Beethoven Sonata No. 12 with remarkable grace, earning prizes. Undergraduate geology essays were read by graduating class members, noted for pleasing fiction and practical thought.
Businessmen urge the mayor to certify Ogden’s population above 20 000 to advance the city to first class. They cite rising residents and new housing, expanded commerce, and anticipated railroad work as justification, with a Board of Public Works replacing council and judges under the change.
A reader describes long reliance on laxatives for a chronic digestive ailment and credits Grape Nuts as a breakthrough. After using the pre digested food, symptoms subsided and the condition allegedly became permanent. A promotional note urges sending for a recipe book.
The Colonial Street Hotel offers furnished rooms for rent by day week or month. Newly painted carpeted and new furniture with reasonable rates. Located at 24H street near Bland. Proprietor: M S St. Cain.
A handful of minor cases heard as John Doody pleaded guilty to DUI and received five days in the stockade in default. Charles Allen of Huntsville and John Doe admitted drunkenness and received suspended sentences. Five others including W. Madden, J. Dudley, and Wm Kuhn faced petit larceny charges, with fines or forfeitures recorded for a group that allegedly forgot to leave a hotel while bathing.
Greatest Circus of Trained Dogs on Earth all this week free dancing each evening in the pavilion. Admission, 15 cents or at the gate.
Tomorrow is the final day for property owners in the paving and curbing districts to pay assessments without incurring interest. After this date assessments become interest bearing and charged to the abutting property owners.
The Commercial Club of Salt Lake will host a banquet for Senator W. E. Clark of Montana, president of the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress, during the Ogden gathering in September. Chiru Kiesel, L. W. Short Ud, and Glasmann of the executive committee and the committee of arrangements will attend, along with guests from other cities.
Sugar beet crops are in good condition with minor trouble from bees behind Latur Indiang and Japs employed in beet fields. George Avelin notes vital brgy company orders. Harrys Petts Piehee travels Oregon Street Line to move gear tonight. Workers shuttle beams and equipment. transportation at Corie Ag Gi is done. Mr Atsthe reports cheevaps and large yield potential. labor shortages hinder tuber securing while company and farmers hire white labor. About 426 white boys in field effort, 40 inches and 30 dap noted. Austin’s dye site visit near Wermitage. daughter in Bakerfield, California. family updates and travel to Calitovia for wedding rites observed.
Sacred Heart academy announces its twenty fifth annual commencement exercises with an alumnae banquet and reception. The program lists graduates Misa Hursombo and Misa Maguire, a formal diploma and medal ceremony, and a Junior Day event on June 17 featuring music, solos, and preparatory performances.
A rash thief broke into Mrs Baxter's residence at 260 Twenty-sixth along with an accomplice, stealing 12 in cash from her purse while she was in the yard washing. The thief hid the money in a bed and fled as Mrs Baxter returned. Police are investigating the matter.
Fragmented OCR note reports Union Pacific plans to hire many workers for a tab of the month, a promoter from Schlehmien’s is arrested over union funds, H. W. Blanton advances to train dispatcher at Wells, a Grandline excursion train hits two horses near Brigham City injuring one, a gas expert from Union Gasoline prepares to inspect Southern Pacific, and Senators W. A. Clark and J. Ross Clark with San Pedro line officials slated to pass Ogden en route to a meeting at Lake.
A complaint filed today by Hondevron fe Mac millan attorney for Faanes I Mar thall seeks 4000 dimes in damages from A W Agsu for alleged acts damaging land in the Not Till district. The six acre site borders a water line, with injunction sought and costs.
The following real estate transfers were recorded with County. Rewordac Elia, Hardek CG, McQuerrie and trend to Au Ae Veengar end otters, part of late 1 in 5, Hoek 10, Seath Ogden, carrer, $500. M. Raymond and wife to Chase. Wicks, party of lots and 6 blogs 2a, plat 6, 3500, 8 C. Bauschamm to Mew Aum Ken you, lots 7 and 22, blocks 1, Dunn'siAd- Titton, $006. Ogden Buildings and Gevinga Annotation to Mary Sinba, part of lote 4 and 5, blow 10, plat 6, 6400. 1 cohmans. McCormick to RV. Guns ing, park lub 0, block 10, play $350.
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