Standard will run daily hours and notice to advertisers
The Standard announces daily hours from 5 PM to 9 PM with extended hours to 1 AM on some days and states changes for the evening paper must be submitted the day before.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
7
The Standard announces daily hours from 5 PM to 9 PM with extended hours to 1 AM on some days and states changes for the evening paper must be submitted the day before.
A fragmented OCR page lists names like Murphy, Anghes, and Terry McCovern, plus references to prisons, robberies, and local trades. It includes market promos, groceries, millinery, clothing, and upcoming events with scattered locations such as Ogden and Brigham City.
A garbled but vivid set of items covers social events and trials from Ogden: fashion highlights at Duchess Tronaers and a spring opening, employment ads for civil engineers and construction roles, a warning about tough steaks and loyalty to local shops, plus a court appearance in Salt Lake where a husband faced charges after a domestic incident. Also noted are horse trade chatter, whiskey cases, and a reference to Ogden furniture and carpet firms.
Market listings show additions in fruits vegetables and dairy with prices: potatoes 12 1/2 cents. tomatoes 25 cents. cauliflowers 10 cents a head. butter 30 cents a pound. eggs 20 cents a dozen. spring chickens 22 1/2 cents a pound. sugar Vernon sacks 3.75 per 100 pounds. pork and beef cuts cited. broad arrays from apples to oranges with cents-per-unit quotes. Some entries note prices unchanged from prior week. fish and seafood with varied cents per pound. wheat oats and hay priced per ton or hundredweight. A cold remedy ad ends the page with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
A public gathering titled pemting Cuarant meeting will be held in Bird Want Seating Hows Og Dun City on Saturday the 28th of comments. All members and others are invited to be present.
A city council resolution in Ogden City authorizes the Ogden Water Works Company to conduct and furnish water services. It outlines notice and protest rules for residents and taxpayers, with a 30 day window to file written protests signed by residents and taxpayers, and publication in a local daily. The document bears the approval date March 10 and signatures of the mayor and city recorder.
Government engineers pass through Ogden and outline Carson and Truckee river projects in Nevada. About 200000 acres east of Winnemucca are slated for immediate reclamation and offered to homesteaders. The plan includes damming the Truckee and Carson rivers and building a canal to supply irrigation, enabling about 1250 families to settle with 80 acres each.
Real estate transfers listed include transfers from Nelson Brothers Land and Livestock to NorLawesh district and others. Names include Reyonler Tillis James IV Nelson Trantwell Guilison and wife, Webh Wedel, and Webh Abel. Descriptions reference Lot 2 Block 5 Tours subdivision and northwest quarter station 21 ship north range west.
In Lowell Massachusetts on March 2 the strike declaration by union operatives of the cotton mills prompted notable activity. Agents of the corporations likely to be affected mobilized while the state board of arbitration began early work to convene union and employer representatives and discuss fees and terms.
In a March filing from Boston, Mille and Knight, operator of a New England oilval printing and boot house, reports assets around 491 279 with creditors noting prior debts of an older firm before the current organization Ledon Moreh. The article also mentions a sale of a tracey 1, Vasa of the Tenth Hussars and a paid-up claim not disclosed.
Mrs Warnes the milliner announces a Spring Millinery Opening on Saturday and Monday March 26 with new hats patterns and spring walking aids. Opposite X attracts customers to view the latest styles and novelties.
The State issues a civil service examination for rural carrier positions in the city. Eligibility spans ages 19 to 45 with medical fit, height 5 ft 4 in and weight 125 pounds minimum. Open to United States residents meeting requirements. applications and forms available from the secretary of the board of examiners.
Resolution approved by Ogden City Council to authorize sale of the Northwest Charter known as City Mall Sqanee. City Recorder to arrange proposals for purchase and submit them to the council. Masonic Temple Association may make an offer to line Hudson Avenue and 2410 Street for a Masonic Temple.
The Oregon Short Line will relocate headquarters to Portland by merging with Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. The Clark Road will use Salt Lake City as current headquarters. The move aims to unify control for the Shark Hite sale and related operations, with ongoing discussions and purchase reports shaping the transition.
Rail industry gossip and regulatory shifts sweep through the Union Pacific, Manhattan Elevated, and Southern Pacific networks. Reports mention new appointments, contract actions, alkali water troubles, and evolving freight rules affecting travel and freight flows, with passenger ticketing changes and attire promotions for local readers.
Fragmented readable names describe a disrupted route through Ne vad En, en route to the East, with references to Lau sunny, Nevada, Wirnea and Che ene, and mentions of a wheat crop and a hospital or facility. The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple names and places unclear.
A chaotic review describes a varied program at the Grand Lanighh featuring the Great Wandow Minstrels and local acts. Critics note mixed reception as performers, including a "Second Mrs" tableau and Debussy-esque pieces, strive for compassion and novelty amid noisy audience responses.
Mya Smith named pattern hat designer will showcase her creations on Monday March 23 2023 at Washington Avenue. The event focuses on innovative hat patterns by the designer and invites local attendees to view the collection.
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