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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
11
The standard hours will be observed with openings from 8 am on weekdays and 10 am on Sundays. Weekday closures and holiday adjustments apply.
The funeral for Councilman Chaves Gross is set for tomorrow at 4 PM at the Tabernacle. City officials, police and fire department members, the Marcalece lodge, and several civic groups will attend. Local businesses and residents are noted in brief items, with ads and announcements scattered throughout.
An old ad promotes HAM ILLON BROWN shoes for men women and children, claiming prices compare with groceries. It touts style and quality, invites readers to try and become customers, and adds it also sells millinery, notions, and furnishings.
A ragged clipping lists names Mawes Ioan Gee J Kelly Hinense and Wilbur of Logan plus Roberson and Annia Bowere. It features notices of a Washington orders event, a ball at Conley’s hall, a furniture sale, a horse for Surrey, and a naval recruiting call in Utah with date ranges and locations. The page mixes ads for millinery, bicycles, groceries, insurance, and travel, and notes a St Louis exposition trip. Several oblique references and spellings suggest a late 19th or early 20th century community newspaper page.
The Ogden city article announces Sunday sermons at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Carver on Our Mountains at the Handiwork of God. Geologists answer questions about local mountains and climate, reading pages of history in the Wasatch range with emphasis on geological lore and mountain structures visible from homes.
A sensational notice describes John Firman of Paterson with two hearts shown by X ray. It claims a peculiar heart formation and links to catarrh cure advertisements touting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as miracle remedies.
A Hoyle Furniture delivery boy, driving a wagon on Washington Avenue, loses control as a cart in the street scatters hoops and furnishings. He halts the horse at the corner of Swony and Twentythird streets, calms the animal, and retrieves the scattered items after a near collision with trolley poles and a carpet roll.
Savorat Cneee of Tins reported in What Town To Contagion North Pgieu May Joseph F Storey son of Counsellor James Storey expected home Monday from a thrown aid one half years allusion to the Sapiiwivh Islands. Wm J Strong of Kaysville is sick from an appendicitis operation performed yesterday by Drs Rich and Rich. Diphtheria quarantine ends in the Topat family after nearly a month with five cases. Principal John Q Blaylock recovering from pneumonia after five weeks. Edward Ellis and wife in poor health. At a school meeting on the 27th it was decided to build a $2,000 school on South Washington avenue opposite the canning factory and a nine mill tax was voted to raise that amount.
The page lists multiple church activities including G orre h Good Shepherd services at 7:30 AM and 11 AM with prayers and communion, Daughters of the King, First Congregational Church morning and evening programs, Baptism and reception of new members, Central Park Presbyterian and First Presbyterian church sermons, and Methodist and other church schedules with topics such as The Parable of the Tares and The Evolution of Love along with choir and Sunday school details. It preserves locations at Twenty-fourth, Lincoln Avenue, and Washington Street with a mix of sermons, hymnals, and youth group events.
Fragmentary report discusses efforts by Mrs Holton to establish humane animal care in Chicago and other cities. It notes a campaign against the pound and mentions aerial support for anti-mistreatment initiatives, referencing figures in Boston, Washington, and surrounding areas.
Base ball fever grips Ogden as BiNford reshapes the colon of suits for the coming year and both Ogden and Salt Lake post office teams prepare to meet in a charity labor between the Carnegie library drive. The Ogden lineup includes Zederman Palmer Wenn Uho Wooliver Nash Wart Snyder Muwen Tensch and others, arriving from California and Missouri. Salt Lake Dolly Joniveon Bagby Grockwell and others. The game, benefiting the Carnegie library, will be held tomorrow at Glenwood grounds, with teams from the Southern Pacific Engineer corps and city professionals competing.
Rail traffic and staffing updates include TH M Leonard leading a work train on the Southern Pacific line. Four men detained near Ogden for alleged car supplies theft yielded no stolen property. Davis named superintendent of the Great Northern Western division, with West Rupert HQ. Sheep arrivals flood Wayatchip via Union Pacific. hundreds of cars expected in coming weeks.
The institution plans a youth oriented library funded by a $600 appropriation to buy up to 740 books. The list, prepared by board members, aims to offer travel, adventure, and history titles suitable for inmates, blending intellectual benefit with pleasure.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous personal surnames and cities such as St Louis Chicago Salt Lake New York Boston and various given names. The garbled text reads like a roster or directory with many misspellings and nondistinct entries.
A lively program featured Young Corbett in a staged showcase with a mix of gags and athletic feats. Abe and the Fostory duo, Dery and May Bernard, and comedy sketches entertained the crowd while McGhule performed knotty punching exhibitions. The bill included boxing demonstrations and a three-act display of sensational exhibition bouts between Young Corbett and Tomy Jacobs, drawing strong audience reaction. Ancy Vyor’s act provided a lazy visual entry.
In a new edition of his biography Senator Spooner presents a revised view of his career. He claims President Taylor offered him the role of secretary of the interior, and describes offers from Cornelia Ne Bliss to become attorney general, with Yale declining a joint United States and British commission post.
An old agency notice advertises a teachers' excursion to the coast with Southern Pacific Company. It lists selling dates in May and June, return on September 8, 103, and calls for information via agents in Ogden and Denver.
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