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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
11
The notice lists limited opening times for a stand or venue with garbled phrases and misread letters. It states 8 a m to 11 30 m a nd 10 a m to 2 p m on certain days, excluding Sundays, but the text contains typos and unclear terms.
Visitation notes from Ogden include weddings at Fred Aiuwon and visits by Mrs Leslie J Shill of Henet fer and Willis M Lofgreen of Huuleville. City mining investigations noted in Ogden canyon. A free concert at the Sresbpleriaa church is announced. The Board of Education adjourned with no major business and will reopen bids Monday for a brick nightroom addition to Uke High School with new heating and ventilating facilities. Paul Zingenhirt advertises buy sell and trade of goods at 1904 Wash Ave. Tel 225K.
Fragmented notes recall Lagoon events with a June 20 gathering, a Fourth of July parade in Lester Park, speeches, and a town meeting. Also mentions local fish markets, a charity drive, and a church youth union meeting. Mixed into business notices and ad items.
Fragmented ad text describes Tamalies McCurdie's Genuine Mexican offerings wholesale and retail with out of town orders. Mentions locations on Grant Avenue and Polephone a2 and promises best of the season with excursion references and station access.
Five young thieves were hunted across the Ogden river by Officers Hintuitina Wilson and Farr after entering a commissary car in the Southern Pacific yards. Shots were fired as two then three youths were captured. The suspects, named Frank and L Johnson Fred Rugera Neil Huslings and George Williams, claim to be tramps from various cities. The incident may be linked to a hold up on the Short Line at Farmington. authorities continue inquiries.
Patrons of Glenwood Park are promised an informal Sunday evening program featuring new moving pictures and the popular Western songs. Management aims to attract a large audience with a mix of engaging attractions including recently received films with titles such as The Killing of the Ney Jersey and Grandma Threading Her Neally. The program, marketed as provocative and entertaining, is expected to draw many visitors tomorrow night.
The Men s Club of the Congregational Church organized a year ago and hosts monthly meetings with speakers and refreshments. Aimed at social intercourse and discussion, it faces friction as wives seek inclusion, while a hidden order called The Ancient Order of Tierc es controls matters. a public initiation is planned for July 2 at 4 pm with details announced to invitees.
The Board of Control of the Irrigation Congress held a special meeting to discuss the fruit exhibit. Raymond led a committee while J H Andecent of the Irrigation Age spoke on improving exhibit impact. Subscriptions were approved and the secretary ordered to collect dues promptly. The exhibit, paired with the Weber County Fair, aims to judge fruit irrigation progress across Western States and attract strong participation.
Mrs Aunt Wallner, boarding with Washington Moore, was robbed last evening of her purse containing 85. She left her room, rode a streetcar to the end of Twenty second street, and returned to find the purse missing. Police investigated but found no conclusive clues while some suspects are under suspicion.
Ogden police seize a man after a Salt Lake City court session where the judge swiftly handles numerous cases. A drunk man disturbed Salt Lake suburb habitues, another man hoodwinked merchants but fled, and several vagrancy pleas result in fines or probation with city departure required.
Reports detail large diesel motor shipments and new equipment arriving for the Southern Pacific works site between Ogden and Reno. Foundations are being prepared, with significant progress anticipated as workers and materials flow to complete a major transit and bridge construction program along the line.
A garbled historical note describes near completion of railway bridge work and adjacent lines. It mentions hundreds of feet of work per line and a new route prepared, with crews, timetables, and expected completion details that are difficult to parse.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss language and crafts of seventeenth century bandboxes and English terminology. References to bandbox roles in daily life, pockets, and stage props appear with garbled names and unclear quotations. The text hints at cultural perceptions of box use and linguistic notes about English in that era.
The readable parts describe a contested drawing or game result with references to participants and a draw. Names and places are garbled, but the piece seems to report an outcome or near result without coherent details.
Fragmented OCR text describes a historic scene with names such as Balivoud Pruner and Laabing and references to Cheir daysilies and Viking brothers. The passage appears as a garbled tribute or memorial with unclear connections and dates.
An unreadable excerpt describes snarled phrases about madness and birth, mentions a man roaming streets and evading royal enforcement, and records a tense scene with a figure named Hynd and a frail accusation. The damaged text hints at a public confrontation and a claim of illegality awaiting a legal response.
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