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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
7
The Standard business office hours are 3:00 a.m. to 6:96 p.m. each day except Sunday when hours run 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. It announces 20 advertisers and requires all changes for the evening paper to be in the day before. Contacts list telephone numbers and street addresses for offices.
Ogden residents saw a mix of travel notes and shop notices including visitors from Salt Lake and Cuscaromny, a late night drugstore hours announcement, and a local confession of a miners property venture. Crime reports mention youth detentions and paroled relatives, while a librarian from Chicago arrives to oversee book purchases and library fittings for a ceremonial opening later this week.
A garbled passage discusses various items and opinions about quality and value. It mentions lead makers and assessing products, with emphasis on comparing our goods to others and evaluating performance. The text is unclear but centers on trust in our offerings and consumer assessment.
Reports from Jol Pingree of the Amalgamated Sugar describe rising acreages for beet seed planting due to favorable water prospects. Seed lots, drills, and contracts are allocated by date, with three weeks to harvest beet seed and ensure fields are wetted and ready. Farmers are urged to plant when the soil warms and to contract promptly to avoid delays.
A Battle Lake Minnesotan writes about personal health struggles with stomach issues and poor appetite. After using Postum and Grape-Nuts, the writer reports restored strength, improved appetite, and enhanced ability to manage household duties, attributing the improvement to these products. The letter extols consistent supply by a benefactor husband and references nearby brands and routines.
Ancient notes describe the Barataga at a trip port and Ganatian hunters before the Tranharsa invasion. An ooomatadise and Vi veihh seek aid from IDAN-ILA whose powers are restored, signaling a pivotal turn in the legend.
Trustees of the State Industrial School held a session and issued a statement amid controversy over reforms, resignations, and alleged investigations. Lawmakers toured the facility, met students, and debated administration, funding cuts, and the school’s governance during a charged, highly scrutinized visit.
A jury acquitted Mike Murray on November 2 in a local court after a disputed trial. The defendant faced charges linked to a case featuring witnesses and defence by Marta Satoatay and others, with the court noting the outcome as the jury's decision and indicating no further action.
The article summarizes a county board meeting with motions, investigations, and petitions. It notes sessions, referents to Bevan Hehedys, Timothy Kendell, and Dike argavittee af Mee Girt, plus commissioners and a sinking incident at a wharf. It references investigations, referrals to the county attorney, and actions on indigence and welfare cases.
Fragmentary North Ogden notes report a local incident with suspects and a court proceeding. The text mentions police, a staged arrest, a jury trial, and an imminent financial report connected to the case, referencing North Ogden residents and a committee.
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Fragmented advertisement lists household goods for sale with misspelled items and unclear locations. It mentions a doctor and a street name but lacks complete details or contact information. The readable bits suggest items offered and a rough address but specifics are illegible.
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