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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
6
An advertisement touts Cuticura Scar to cleanse crusts and scales and soften cuticle, URA ONT ment to allay itching irritation and inflammation, Cuticur a Resolvent to cool and cleanse the blood. A single bet lures many with claims to cure cage torturing disfiguring scalp humours from infancy to age. Sold worldwide.
A Washington Star report recounts a casual cash handling discussion at an uptown cafe where a treasurer expert explains the strength and weight of United States treasury notes. He notes a single note measures about four by seven and a half inches and can sustain certain weights, with sheets and packs distributing load. The exchange critiques how cashiers mix smaller bills for larger ones exposing currency handling quirks and potential for miscount.
An unclear, rough OCR fragment notes ongoing efforts to advance interests of a group named Stir Cysta Wo'ta Rough Riders amid competition. Mentions sustaining forward momentum and possible reference to food and Shingga Crow terms.
In March, creditors are to be paid under the supervision of the United States District Court. The order directs prepayment plans and outlines the process for verification and disbursement, listing responsibile parties and timeline for action.
A chaotic report from Chicago notes trouble at the Sheeb Metal Works involving the National Aluminum and allied unions. Workers failed to meet duties amid counterclaims by Lyonty-live Wins and Ae Rhwus, Mell Contractors Association.
Dr. Harper president of the University of Chicago notes that in a new environment entering college reveals differences between men and women that were previously unnoticed. He says peers form a consensus on these differences once coeducation begins, though in some schools the boys and girls have grown up together and do not notice differing maturation.
Chaotic dispatch reports a broad wave of strikes among shipwrights carpenters and caulkers at go shipyards on Spier's Island and other centers. Turro and Port RIch yards remain idle while unions abroad press demands and political tensions rise.
The longtime Washington Post figure Frank Mittian, once publisher general, is recalled as Wilkie Wilkins, the editor who served in New York and later faced illness for seven weeks. The report notes his health decline and past roles, with references to his career and family.
A fragmented notice states Nalice convenes a meeting at a local venue on a date in a council setting to deny certain utilities. Five directors are elected at the event, with attendees listed as Wii Subaly Bee.
Sale on dishes and decorative items announced with prices for cups and saucers plates and bowls. Unclear text lists various pieces including platters sauce dishes and glassware alongside odd spellings and fragmented product names.
Notice to Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Company stockholders announces a stockholders meeting on March 13, 1903 at A Lewis & Co store 2437 Washington Avenue Ogden Weber County to vote on amending the Articles of Incorporation and raising capital to two million four hundred thousand shares. President RM Gourlay presides with A Lindley secretary.
A garbled page of classifieds lists numerous WANTED and FOR RENT items including housework helpers sewing and laundry work clerks storefront space furnished rooms and offices. It mentions clothing, furniture, farm animals and livestock supplies, seed, and hardware ads. stray and sale notices. several addresses and streets. and community notices with names and roles. The mixture reads like a busy urban classifieds page with scattered contact cues and prices, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century city marketplace.
The estate and guardianship of Harry Williams Oscar Williams Emme Williams and Elizabeth Williams will be sold to the highest cash bidder after March 10, 1903, at 10 oclock a.m. at the First National Bank Building Ogden Utah. The sale proceeds go to the minor heirs under court confirmation. Guardian Annie Williams and attorney Elijah Warr announce the sale terms and property located in Weber County part of Lot One and Two Block 16 Plan RB Ogden City Survey with described boundaries.
Notice to 10 creditors of Mathron C Hadlock in Ogden Weber County Utah. Creditors must present claims with proper vouchers to Orlando D Hadlock administrator at Richards law offices 105-307 Keelon Guilding southwest corner of Washington and 4th streets on or before the second day of July 1909. Attorney for administrator is Ch G Nishards. First publication date April 5 1903.
Probate notice from Utah stating creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administrator Taylon Velosa on or before the sixth day of July, 1903 at 40h Washington Avenue, Olen City. Administrators name appears garbled. action remains to file claims.
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