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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1903
Page
6
An 19th century account describes methods of torture used on offenders and suspects, detailing the use of pepper, restraints, and devices like the Miron glove. It notes extreme pain, rendered death probable, and mentions public executions and authorities reacting to these brutal practices.
A description details a creature with exceptionally strong, wedge shaped teeth in both upper and lower jaws. The enamel is glasslike and exceptionally sharp, with constantly regrowing teeth that continue to grow from the base. If a tooth is lost, adjacent ones overgrow, potentially causing skull penetration.
The text recounts late medieval to early modern undertakers in Boglend 1624 as influential men who undertook for a royal will. It mentions Lords Bacon Somerset and Neville as chief undertakers in 1014 and notes Scottish colonists allotted 2,000 acres each with payments of a yearly 9 mark per six acres, then shifts to a burglary incident investigated by a paliga inspector.
The passage presents a garbled, OCR like mix of place names, names and phrases. It mentions birds in South Africa and a vivid shore or island scene, plus scattered personal names and odd phrases. The overall piece reads as an unreadable collage with no clear event, date, or source context to anchor a coherent news item.
A critic recalls frescoes in the Sistine Chapel painting the creation of man and early world history. It notes the ceiling’s extent and the grand scale of Michelangelo’s work in the Vatican, detailing the covering of the white roof and the artwork’s monumental reach.
The stockholders of Tioga Gold Mining and Milling Co. will meet at the company’s office on May 1, 1903, to elect five directors. Secretaries and officers will announce further details at the meeting.
Resolution records Ogden City plans to sell the Darthweal gimeler known as the City Tall Square and to receive proposals for purchase or lease. The City Recorder will transmit offers to the Council, which will also consider a Masonic Temple Association lease proposal on Hudson Avenue and 25th Street for a Masonic Temple use.
Under Utah law an administrator of Anna Marie Hebert deceased will privately sell the real estate in Weber County Utah on March 7 1903 or within six months. The tract is all of lot seven in Herriman's Addition to Ogden City with improvements. Sale subject to confirmation by the court and bids received at 28 Phuneteudl or wid Dish streets Ogden City Utah. Dated Ogden City Utah March 17 A D 1903.
Notice to creditors states claims must be filed with vouchers at the office of CG G Richards in the Eccles Building Ogden Utah, by July 2 1903. Orlando D Hadlock is administrator with G Richards as attorney. First publication March 2 1903.
Creditors are warned to present claims to the undersigned at Gunnell lay office 240 Wash Ave Ogden City Utah on or before July 6 1903. Joseph A Taylor is the administrator.
In the district court of Weber county Utah the matter concerns the estate of Willine Skeen deceased Creditors are invited to present claims with vouchers at the law office of Hulaniski and Peery rooms 21 to 22 First National Bank Ogden Utah on or before Monday March 20 1908 Willard Arthur See administrator of the estate of Willine Skeen Hulaniski Peery attorneys for administrator Date of first publication March 1908 admit Wa Seon
The City Council of Ogden City Weber County Utah gives notice of intention to construct cement sidewalks six feet wide on Jefferson avenue from the south boundary of 20th street to the north side of 27th street. Estimated cost 1200.00. A levy to taxes on real estate within the district will be made to cover the assessment. The council will meet on April 1 at 8 o'clock in the City Hall to hear interested parties in writing.
A dense mix of rental ads, business cards, cemetery and fraternal notices, and scattered directory items appears. Listings include a large modern room for rent, insurance and real estate services, plumbing and hardware mentions, and social event reminders from a local lodge and church groups. The text preserves names, addresses, and multiple organizations while fragmenting sentences across columns.
Weber County Utah invites sealed bids for jail building and related improvements. Bids due April 13, 1903, at 13 o'clock. must include certified check at five percent of bid. Proposals examined at county clerk or sheriff offices. completion within ninety days after award. Board of County Commissioners reserves right to reject any or all bids. Joseph Stanton, Chairman. Ogden, Utah, March 18, 1903.
In the Second Judicial District Weber County Utah the case Charles Stowt v Tsuae Farr and Isabella Kerr to be sold at sheriff aale on March 6 1903 at the County Courthouse Ogden Utah. Property includes Lot 14 with 15 in block 2 Valley View Addition and part of Lot 7 block 84 plat A Ogden City. Beginning 12 feet from the northwest corner etc. Sheriff Joshpe W. Bailey. Deputy G A Sebring. Ogden Utah March 6 1903.
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