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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
7
Fragmentary notice indicates advertiser instructions and schedule changes for an upcoming issue. It mentions opening hours from morning to early afternoon, with exceptions for Sundays, and references evening paper timing and weekday precedents. The text is incomplete but implies a rework of publication times and ad deadlines.
Random references to shops, appointments, and social events in Weatherby and nearby areas. Mentions Weatherby’s market ad, Conley’s Hall event on a May evening, prices for admission, and local people like Harvey of Salt Lake City and Plulbrick of American Falls. Notes about a fourth ward event and a local power plant project, plus legal and tax mentions and a general city gathering tone.
Odd marketing note touts shoes as superior with claims of quality and bulk buying. Encourages visitors to examine goods and compare prices, promising fair treatment and customer care.
Riverside Mill expands with new provided machinery including a fowl puking witchina and a wheat cleaning device. The April issue of Delineator promises fashion news, household helps, and features on dooe- ale science and physical culture for women. Delivery offered by mail or telephone. continued on page six.
Costello died in hospital after being shot by Malan in Matin. Officials ruled he died from wounds sustained in the incident. The shooter claimed self defense and was discharged from custody. Costello's brother Walter Costello of Philadelphia said the family endured hardship as Costello faced the outcome. Malan’s bail was discussed, and he stated he acted in the line of duty when no trouble arose. Malta plans to travel to California after the ordeal.
A Civil War veteran details his long illness and partial paralysis improved after using Grape-Nuts. He reports better digestion, fewer choking spells, and regained use of a paralyzed shoulder and arm, claiming the product gave him health and freedom from pain.
Ogden City Board of Health rules Shupe's ice ponds are not drains and may receive a certificate to sell ice. Hearings detail cemetery drainage and water flow from a city cemetery drain, with testimony about water quality and impact on ice and public health.
The readable fragments describe a crime event with vague references to times, places, and people. Key entities are obscured by garbled OCR, yielding little verifiable detail about who acted, where, or when the incident occurred. The text hints at a voting or legitimacy theme but remains unintelligible overall.
Fragmentary OCR text shows lists of medicines and promises to cure colds in one day. It mentions laxatives, tonics, and glove brands, with unclear names and dubious claims. The readable parts suggest an old newspaper classified or advertisement fragment lacking coherent context.
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