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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notice states the office THU STAND-22 will open from 8 am to 12 noon every day except Sunday, with advertising room details and product listings. The garbled text lists office room and ring references, hindering clear details.
A jumble of names and notices describes a Washington order hosting a colonial ball at Comley's halt, with attendees including Vandeveer, Miss Aurto, and Mrs Johanna. Mentions Ogden, Boston, and Jackson Hole travels, plus local ads for goods and services.
Fragmentary ad copy compares shoe quality with competitors and stresses wholesale shopping. The readable parts promote buying in large quantities and claim superior heat resistance and value, though many words are garbled or missing.
Fragmented notices show a district court docket with embezzlement and perjury references, and an upcoming Sherlock Holmes theater performance in Salt Lake City. Items include pension day reminders, missionary farewell, and local social notices with names, places, and times in Ogden and surrounding wards.
A fragmented ad estilo piece extols Grape-Nuts as a cure for fatigue and weakness, recounting testimonials about regained vigor after using the cereal. The misspelled narrative mentions health benefits, athletic strength, and a March 3, 2909 date, with references to Mrs Nellia McWinnen and Winnington Del.
An annual reception is planned with a general meeting and social events at Ogden public school. Teachers and instructors from Ogden public schools will address attendees and discuss the education program. Organizers expect about seventy five to one hundred educators from across the state to attend.
A rambled recollection details a mail carrier's near catastrophe with a large box labeled For Packages Only. The narrator recalls pausing to laugh at a moment when a dawn misadventure left his fingers trapped by an unexpected intruder, a small alligator, before a surgeon frees him. The tale shifts to a printer's extra in Ducknonville, Florida, where a similar mishap leads to a surprising yet humorous escape.
The Boyle Furniture Company reports a strong year and holds its annual meeting. Officers elected include McLayett Boyle president, Maracy B. Meaty vice president, John Te Merrisee treasurer, with directors W Yeary and others.
A court heard the Twi Sandiford case involving Jonathan Santiford, the plaintiff’s father, and Iyecnnsa Sandiford, amid disputes over a verbal trust and upcoming 21st birthday. The neighbor claims the property was held in trust for the plaintiff and seeks partition of the estate after a brother’s death.
A garbled local item notes plans to fit a Pullman office in Ogden city. The text references a clerical process, a superintendent, and ties to a union shelter building, but the exact details are unclear due to transcription errors.
A railroading article reports events near Ogden including a man named Marlon Poysenyee facing a four day layoff and job changes, a fatality from a moving train near Velio Grande, and a tree planting project by the Northern California and Oregon line. It notes Southern Pacific injuries, a ground collision, and the Shenk family incident at Bill Lake with a family residence in Weak Sougall Kanthaloet.
A verbose critique targets a Torah cantata and city administration in Ogden. The prose rails at police conduct and Sabbath enforcement, tying the piece to a temperance debate. The writer references a young author and the public’s view of reform, with Carnie Nation possibly joining him in the temperance push.
In Weber County a notice warns canal and irrigation companies and owners to register. An annual meeting is set for March 7 to discuss establishing a reservoir on the Ogien river and to conduct related business.
Missing persons notice seeking details on Vaniniles Adilrona of Walt, Lackmont, Souter of Wa Angplea, Culay of Lockwood, and Culay at 647 Grittuy Street Los Angeles Col.
Readable text shows stockholders facing upheaval at a local Ogden mining firm. Protests, strikes, and management disputes dominate reports from the camp. Names and exact roles are unclear, but tensions rise around pay, leadership decisions, and potential production slowdowns.
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and affiliations, including titles, occupations, and possible locales. The scattered names cover a range of letters and professions, suggesting a compiled roster or social register from a historical newspaper page.
A garbled OCR fragment lists partial names and initials resembling a historical column. The readable bits include Watterson Walton, Peminak AV, Hendedol, Liv. Stephens, Helden Hel, Chis, Carlow, WY Wharler, William Yih, Wourer Tole, AL Walt on, Wolelenbiias, Yepty Mat, Marta TG Renela, IL DAVIB, Poatyaa shin.
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