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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
12
A man from Ogden earns a Bachelor of Arts degree at Yale University through a special arrangement. Another Ogden student, George U. Weiner, is noted for receiving a related honor in collegiate circles yesterday at Eastern Colleges. The report highlights local youth achieving academic recognition in higher education.
A group of Sells Downe circus workers allege they were unpaid for about ten weeks and attacked when demanding pay. They accuse management of deception and plan to sue in Pocatello and attach circus property in Salt Lake City area. The workers resumed by train to Ogden, Belt Lake, and Salt Lake City to report the incident to police.
Ogden shooters led by Becker and Bigelow deliver strong showings at the North West Sportsmen’s tournament in Dayton Wish. Neil McMillen of Idaho posts a Dayton medal with fifty hits. Sheard of Tama loses only fifteen of two hundred targets. Multiple events award purses from forty to ninety four dollars, with Globe and Dayton trophies contested among top marksmen.
In a wartime move, authorities have tightened control of essential fuel routes at the San Francisco area. The new policy aims to secure supply lines for critical operations, with senior officials insisting the measures support national defense and Navy needs.
A cautious tone grips New York markets as stocks show resistance to further declines amid mixed signals. Analysts cite slow subscription inflows for Pennsylvania stock and doubts about money measures, while iron and steel demand remains uncertain.
Washington dispatch reports Auditor James T. Petty submits his resignation to the Commissioners amid a $73,000 deficit in the District of Columbia office and a forgery and embezzlement case involving custodian James Watson. Petty criticizes Commissioners McFarland and Wheat and others for failures, calling for accountability across the board. A sensational remedy ad for Dean's Ointment appears at the end of the item.
A fragmented vintage notice lists German Evangelical service details in Ames and nearby areas with Holy Communion, Sunday School, morning and evening sermons, and vacation closures. It mentions Rev G A Almmer, Alfred Brown, Joseph Ryaw, and local church events across multiple congregations including First Congregational, Christ Scientist, and Methodist churches with service times and topics.
Miss Agnes Miller of Chicago speaks to young women about dangers of the menstrual period and how to avoid pain. She claims Pinkham's Vegetal Indurination helped a woman cured in a month, citing improved health and reduced cramps, while warning of dangers she associates with dysmenorrhea and inflammatory conditions.
Ogden defeated Salt Lake 70 to nine in a spring exhibition. A new Ogden lineup included old favorites Tad Clark Gilpin Plake and Corday with Milo McDonough at first. Salt Lake pitcher Tozer worked seven innings, Metter finished the last three, while Clark received flowers from fans before the game.
Ogden's Second Ward prepares a special exhibition grant for 2008 focusing on child care and education. Officials promise attentive planning and community engagement to support families during the summer project.
Garbled lines mention about 72,000 loads of Aino anil fap at 2 most Trasonable piles per ton. Apply to Nariel Busign, ab they Corey Stables.
Mr. Squire Coop arrived in the city today to organize his piano and singing lessons. The Professor's rooms in Branm annex were the scene this morning as demand for services was noted. Coop plans to devote the coming hours to teaching while the Professor begins actual classes tomorrow.
Travel deals advertise low one way fares to Chicago on Union Pacific with first class at $40.50 and second class at $34.50. Promo mentions daily nickelary sales and ongoing bargain options for travelers.
A garbled OCR style piece references Washington weather and several unreadable proper nouns. It mentions percentages and a public matter tied to a debate or meeting, with readers urged to note dates and local terms despite the fractured text.
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