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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1903
Page
7
The Tusivens office of THO BTAND AD will open from 9 AM to 6 30 PM as per days. Hours will be from 10 AM to 12 PM for notices. All changes for the evening paper must be in the day preceding.
A collage of fragmented notices mentions wallpaper arrivals, a home visit for Mrs Gordon, and a local assaying office opened by Mr Moody. It notes a conference in Athens and a call for delegates, plus brief items on furniture stores, a funeral trip, and regional millinery openings. The garbled text also references wages, barbers, and market quotes.
Fragmented ad copy promises shoes that are right for everyone. It urges bulk purchases and promises to explain why some pairs are best, while inviting readers to visit and examine the goods to be convinced.
A garbled Ogden page lists marriage licenses for Cyrus Rawsony and Nellie Brown plus Clara Wareleon and Rachel Buryve, all in their teens or early forties, with the clerk’s office in session. It also mentions local markets, furniture ads, a detective rumor, and visitors from Salt Lake City and California, including Chief Devine and numerous named residents.
A Nantucket mother recalls coffee’s harm to her family and credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring health. The Athlanta witness reports nerve and heart issues from coffee, noting relief after abandoning coffee, using Postum as a nourishing beverage for herself and her children.
Fragmentary notice asserts continued support for Covenwall business and hints at changes in operations. Mentions patrons, general exchanges, and stock actions. No clear dates or concrete actions are readable.
The Ogden City Council passed a resolution to condemn the waterworks system and related facilities per recent state law. The measure, detailing purchase or condemnation of water rights and assets, was adopted unanimously after mayoral explanation. protests are to be filed in writing within 30 days.
Freight trainmen are set for a 1 percent advance and passenger trainmen for 12 percent under a labor deal described by Salt Lake division chief Noble. The document, prepared in San Francisco, hints at other terms but leaves one key point still under consideration as officials meet to finalize the accord.
A divorce complaint was filed in the Wisconsin court by Macy Hamah Schreiber aged 40 with attorney Fred Settelbar. The suit alleges marriage in Bulnien City Idaho on October 31, 1807 and two years later the defendant deserted the plaintiff and failed to provide common necessaries. It contends defendant agreed to pay 200 a month alimony with opposition to the divorce.
Melaughlin, a well known figure in Oaden, was arrested by Oliver Vance after an incident at the police station. He smashed a grate and caused a disturbance before being locked in a cell. He was found rocking and muttering, then extinguished a fire and fell quiet. He is expected to appear in court tomorrow.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes an ambitious Southern Pacific project to cross a lake with a new line in Nevada and the surrounding railroad developments. It references construction milestones, distances, and the expected opening around 1904, with mentions of Overland routes and related infrastructure work. The text lacks coherent details but centers on the planned line, construction pace, and projected completion.
Article discusses employment policies and alleged recruitment practices of sugar companies in Utah and Thailand. It cites legal and labor concerns, noting claims of preferential hiring and potential discrimination amid investigations into worker arrangements and supervision changes.
In Plain City the stockholders of the irrigation company consider pledging stock to secure water from the reservoir during irrigation season. The board weighs a levy to raise funds, with the total near $14,000, while debates unfold over how much stock will be required and the impact on residents and investments. Local figures include board member Jon Girver and references to university ties and European study, amid broader regional concerns.
Fragmented OCR lists property lots in a township with names such as Cardoen Gardion and Martha Lloyd, along with block and plat references. It includes unclear addresses, parcel names, a few person mentions, and stray medical terms, presenting as a garbled property notice or plat excerpt.
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