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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1903
Page
11
The Stinder business offices of The Standard will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. The local hours note Sundays and a likely clerical schedule for routine operations.
Local notes advertise Weath erbys market offering strict cash prices for top quality meats and fish. A.J. Webee from Silt Lake plans to open a shop selling preferred meats. J.F.E. Wilkow to lecture on socialism and Mormonism. events at the Opera House Block feature songs and community gatherings.
A garbled ad touts shoes with exaggerated claims about quality and value. It promises large quantities, cash payment, and urges customers to visit the store while asserting the seller’s superiority. The text remains unclear on any specific brands or locations.
Ogden March 4, 1901. The Ogden Division No. 9 United Brotherhood of Railway Employes adopted strong resolutions denouncing elected officials and collection agencies. They pledge to withdraw support from merchants enabling wage-collection tactics and to oppose legistation harming wage workers. The group also condemns Stratford's agency and calls for endorsements from labor bodies.
A scrambled article notes the Irrigation Congress will open offices May 1. Colonel Miexeomy of Neyliay attends with colleagues in Ogdensypton. Mi Macysim will be here for several days. The report mentions delegates and local workers preparing by letters and calls, with plans to reach supporters.
A garbled dispatch reports Borchers in a local scene with references to a council or group and a potential tax or bid. The text mentions individuals such as Mrs. Chav and Hutton and hints at a completion of a separate matter, with unnamed towns or places implied.
Fragments describe a busy church schedule with multiple congregations. McClure faces pest suit slated for Sunday evening and Thursday worship. German and Swedish services at local churches. Sunday school gatherings and evening programs listed. Rev. Zimmer, pastor at First Presbyterian, and other clergy inviting participation. venues include Twenty third Street, telersnn avenue, and local halls. the date references appear inconsistent but indicate upcoming sermons, youth events, and music.
A garbled discussion examines whether coffee drinking causes illness and various ailments. It suggests delaying care for ten days while testing coffee avoidance, arguing that removing coffee may improve health and comfort, though the text is inconsistent and hard to parse.
A garbled report claims a single individual assumes responsibility for Thursday’s wreck. The fragment mentions Sarva Punjab and Little Fragt Wygle in a raid context with various misrendered names.
The Taniters Loft Union hosts an open meeting with a program of recitations and readings. Speakers discuss recent labor actions and communal support while attendees enjoy a casual evening with light refreshments.
Ogden faces a spring surge as a construction boom nears with many mechanics in demand and new residences rising. The city braces for heightened activity, with workers flocking to projects amid the anticipated growth.
Amusement notices describe a delightful comedy of New England life with lively, worry laden scenes. The production star and cast tour Philadelphia, New York, and Atlantic City for weeks, with a famed romani persona and other acts generating strong audience anticipation at universities and cities including Denver, Cheyenne, and Norway Pine.
A fragmented OCR entry describes injuries and possible violence. It mentions a person named Ysa Hivelvie and places or events that are unreadable, with several garbled terms and missing context.
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