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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
12
A testimonial from Mrs Burrell of North Asbury Park credits Paine's Celery Compound with restoring health after months of nervousness sleeplessness and bodily pains. She describes rapid energy return and relief from distress, claiming the remedy cured longstanding ailments and improved domestic life.
The Board met in regular session with Directors present including Dea Joyce Ta and Cwillam, Supt Allison and Clerk Rolapp. Treasurer reported cash on hand 118070, Sanitary committee listed contagious diseases for week ending May 8. Attendance data given. 38 teacher applications filed. tax redemptions recorded. superintendent authorized to restore Opera House for summer exercises.
Robert J. Griffin, long regarded as a decent and conscientious Ogden resident, died at his home in West Ogden at about 3:25 p m. He was a devoted family provider, loving father, and loyal friend. Born April 10 1549 in Bradford County Pennsylvania, his life reflected rugged pioneer values. His ancestors moved from Guilford Connecticut in the seventeenth century. his grandfather fought in the Revolutionary War. In 1884 Griffin and family migrated to Hardin County Iowa enduring frontier hardships. His memory is honored as that of a brave, steady American citizen.
The obituary recalls 1282 Hla volunteering in the Federal army at Beatin Iowa serving in Company F Thirty second Iowa Infantry. He fought at Cape Gardeau Tupelo and more. Married Mary Snyder in 1800 at Toledo Iowa, had two children, Lotis and Mrs Chiva Copes. Survived by widow. longtime carpenter and contractor in Ogden. formerly with Northwestern and Canadian Pacific lines.
Leedom and Patlison have opened a small cafe under the Karle Building with a main entrance at 241 Washington. The new shop will offer seasonal delicacies and light fare for passersby.
Western will run a round trip train special from Ogden to Salt Lake for concert attendees. B. O. Gilson and A. Wendy are ticket agents. The notice mentions health remedies and Don's Ointment with unclear claims.
A library benefit plans a parade before a baseball game to raise funds for books. Southern Pacific players and crowd support boosted interest while Stanford’s Dyar confirms clean, fast play. The game starts later to fit town schedules. proceeds may buy many books, with wickets sold at local drug and hardware stores.
Dr Engle of Logan College delivered an agricultural emphasis address to high school students and teachers, praising local schools and outlining a beacon goal for state higher institutions. The week featured track results, report cards, an art exhibit setup, and planned commencements with alumni events and receptions at Dignan’s hall.
An unclear OCR fragment notes ordinary accidents and instant relief for injuries such as cuts, bruises, sprains, and minor chest harm. It mentions household incidents, quick remedies, and cautions on do it yourself treatments, with no specific names or dates.
Weber Stake: Academy notes show Tuner paid and plans for a Monday return to work. A next Funny night at Dion's is announced. A baseball game was played this afternoon between the School for the Deaf and Alay. Arrangements are being made for commencement week the first week in June. An alumni decoration will be organized. The batteny class is spending free time during the pleasant weather, admiring the auditorium’s sturdy condition this year.
A church notices listing edifice location at Twenty fourth and Lincoln avenues in Vervelea. Services include morning worship at 10 and evening programs with sermons from The Mountaintop of God series, plus midweek and Saturday activities led by local pastors and congregants.
The notice lists events for Srindiy and May 1 with prayers and hymns. It mentions a procession to church, names Daughters of the King and Marin, and notes the lifting of spirits during a solemn service. A focus on religious rites and community participation appears throughout the fragment.
A garbled line suggests a warning about a drink or remedy causing illness and death. Mentions an item from Dr Wood’s Norway Pink Syrnz and references a tragic outcome. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Plaintiffs led by Walter Morthand and M Emily Reynolds seek a temporary injunction to stop defendants from issuing securities against Canton Oneditin Railway property. The complaint targets Centr Yackle Ungoad of California and several unnamed corporate defendants, arguing the underlying bond actions threaten California and national interests.
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