Business Office Hours Notice at The Standard
The business office of HE STANDARD will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sunday. Corrected hours show 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a Sunday period in the notice.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
7
The business office of HE STANDARD will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sunday. Corrected hours show 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a Sunday period in the notice.
Random references describe Juve weddings at Tred Mason and notices from Weatherby and Soda Springs. The text mentions merchants and clerks agreeing to close on public holidays, people traveling to Huntsville on the Fourth, and various ads for furniture, horses, and services. It also notes numerous marriage and divorce records, loans, and a Supreme Court opinion by Baskin.
Near Seventeenth and Washington a building under demolition collapsed at dawn after a crane failed. An experienced clothing man named Thale m was among the injured, with several other workers involved. Government surveyors arrived to assess land near the lake, while town events include a church Orchard Sprint fundraiser and a con cert at the Congregational church. Other notes mention job ads, minor crimes, and community announcements from Ogden.
Tomorrow afternoon at Glenwood Grounds Ogden faces Salt Lake in a baseball clash. The scheduled start is around 4 o clock with Ogden lining up Fulmer as catcher Trakus as pitcher McDonough at first Ma hntey at second Plake at short Welly in center Gimlin in left Scott in right and Jenson in the outfield.
The 11 year old son of Mrs. Dolapet suffered a severe eye injury after a toy pistol discharged, burning the left side of his face. Dr. Powers treated him, and with Drs. Powers and Brick performed an operation to remove foreign material, hoping to save sight.
Former chairman of the executive board of the Gatorade Fuel and kyon company reiterates ongoing interest in the Colorado Fuel and Irow Co. He confirms friendly terms with new management and says director changes were not his suggestion. He asserts funds will support additions and improvements for all purposes and denies plans for a vast corporate combination.
Ogden marksmen Bigelow Becker and associates dominated the shooting tourney in the Pacific Northwest, capturing the Globe Medal and other prizes. Becker led with a 124 percent high average, while Bigelow topped the tie for the first shoal and won major trophies amid keen competition from Wood and Sims. The Multnomah Gun Club badge and a gold shield trophy highlighted the event, with plans for future shoots in Tacoma and Ogden as the club praised the hospitality and competition.
The second race in the cup series started from Bren ton's red Lightship Luday under racing weather similar to yesterday with a wind of seven to eight knots. Reliance reached the finish at 2:07:00, about a mile ahead of rivals as Constitution and Columbia followed, with times around 2:08:52 for Columbia and 2:08:48 for the Constitution.
A Pacific Coast National League session was held to vote on dissolving the Portland club. A committee drafted a new schedule to reflect transfer of York to Salt Lake City. No games in Culie until rain allows play in the Worth.
Mrs Gustav Anderson sues for divorce alleging cruelty and adultery by the husband. In the second action, Hamonh bun seeks release from Geetay Olsen on cruelty grounds. Both suits name multiple parties and cite a Logan Utah marriage in June 1804 with two children and requests for custody and property restraint.
In Thorwing s neighborhood Judge Howell handled a chicken dispute between Mrs McLaughlin and the Bramer family. Both claimed ownership of a feathered hen leading to abusive language and peace complaints. Attorneys Gideon and Tuglsy argued the case. no formal judgment was entered. The Berers were cautioned.
Medical exams today show several injured visitors from the Heinne plant might not survive. Otis R. Thompson guides visitors. John Cherny of Allegheny Edward P. Holemans of Mount Holly Kin. Mrs W Mileb elt of Paris Ky among the injured. Remaining victims likely to recover after night struggle.
The passage notes attempts to develop closed iron stoves starting with Cardinal Palignac in 2708 and later efforts in Bug aud hindered by English preference for open fire. It mentions Franklin’s stove in 1745 and subsequent inventors creating stoves with downward draft and coal burning designs.
A sparse OCR line presents unreadable text fragments. no clear events, names, dates, or places are legible. summary notes it as a damaged local newspaper fragment with partial action unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment reports that Dr Powers and a Logan business figure Madge Wol is attorney, with claims of injury at the Baggle hotel in Legsett during April. The document mentions a $10,000 damages claim, alleged elevator injuries, and legal action against a defendant in a local district.
A list of company information appears garbled about Articles of Incorporation and share capital. Directors are partially named including Chips and Stratford, with unclear places and numbers.
In a proceeding involving U S Building Co and related parties the court heard arguments on appointing a receiver for the insolvent company. Counsel outlined the bondholders’ interests and the judge indicated a receiver would be named if no suitable agreement is reached. a hearing was adjourned to determine the best nominee, with potential appointment at 2 o'clock tomorrow if no consensus is reached.
Testimony continued as the trial nears verdict with jurors set to hear closing arguments and defense remarks. Widespread injuries and alleged acts are described as lawyers question blame and responsibility in a chaotic courtroom scene.
A chaotic fragment describes an explosion at a Congregational chapel causing injuries and deaths. Names such as Graves and a Grand Executive appear amid garbled text. The account mentions an electrical store nearby and various local figures, with numbers and roles blurred.
Tamalies McCullilly's Genuine Mexican Tamales announces curbside and in store orders at a.ebelled address near 85th and Craw Avenue in Tomplojas. The listing emphasizes authentic Mexican tamales and invites local customers to place orders for pickup.
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