Business hours notice for THU BTAND ARD files
The business files of THU BTAND. ARD will be open from 8 a.m. to 12:20 a.m. every day except Sunday. Sundays hours will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
9
The business files of THU BTAND. ARD will be open from 8 a.m. to 12:20 a.m. every day except Sunday. Sundays hours will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Fragmentary reader copy lists names and places including Salt Lake City Reno Nevada and 2204 Wash. It mentions a alumni association meeting at the high school, a three day sale a Weath ersbys food ad and a coal trade contact. The text is garbled but preserves names and local business references such as Weatherby’s and John Parr Coal.
In a fragmentary notice from a late 19th or early 20th paper, social events and sales are listed. The piece mentions a May date at a local high school, a variety of vendors including bicycles and groceries, and a final ball of the season at Weber Stakes Academy. It also notes probate matters, administration petitions, and community notices with multiple names and places.
Amusements at a Bayial event drew a crowded church audience. The writeup notes the humorous costumes and a plea for keeping modest behavior as older deacons and a youthful pastor attended. The piece treats the show as both entertaining and a test of decorum.
The Wub announces an anniversary sale starting this week. Store officials promote limited-time discounts on select items and urge customers to shop early for best selection. Local advertisements emphasize savings and festive in-store events.
A historical notice outlines Sunday May 17 events at the Tubes naciosi and Tabernacle vestry. It notes Y M and Y W associations will present reports, hold officer meetings, and host a public session. Visitors from Salt Lake City and Bath Lakes will attend. Elder J Colden Kimtiths speaks as the keynote, with the Tabernacle choir performing.
Senator Kearns forwards a letter celebrating Temple Short’s pension restoration and removal of a false desertion charge from his record. The document praises the Union’s ideals, cites government correction, and honors Short’s service and dignity through the years. The tone reflects 19th century civic pride and congressional advocacy.
Paul Addis and Bailey were held in criminal court after a grand jury indictment tied to a salon fight about a month earlier. Bailey faced bail considerations while Addis faced related criminal accusations. Prior inquiries linked a jewelry robbery to William Gilhowley and Adams, with alleged stolen panda jewelry scene.
The Grand Court of Foresters in Utah elected and announced Ogden as the next term’s headquarters. Officers named include Grand SubChief Ranger Earl Ky Geiger, Grand Treasurer Sore K. Adams, and Grand Recording Secretary Uy Nurzis. Delegates praised local hosts and a special meeting followed the vote. An anniversary sale promotion appears at the end of the report.
A farm near Diamondville reports a chicken craw containing a hard metallic lump worth about 1, sparking fears of a gold rush as residents investigate the claim. Ogden and Diamondville residents weigh the tale while authorities warn of possible hoaxes and focus on authenticity.
The venire of jurors was drawn yesterday for the present term of the District Court. Names listed include Ez Richardson, Pry ker, Hooper, Burt, Ogden, Willis, Warren, Vorrly, Thintavill, Wassuent, Williard, Spaulding, Pingree, Takin, Paterson, Halverson, Boyle, Thompson, West Weber, Millard, Slater, Mack, Meliwan, and others from Ogden, Kancaville, and Kenesville, with the panel assembled at 10 this morning.
A marriage occurred this morning in a county jail with Rockefeller and 17 year old Marion Rheinhold wed by Roy We 8. The ceremony was attended by relatives from both sides as prison officials recorded the event. The couple left the jail for a future life together while authorities noted the unusual match and the presence of the jail staff.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a near certain remedy for indigestion and stomach ailments. It cites testimonials from Thomas A. Swarts of Busy Station Crumlus and others, describing severe stomach cramps, weakness, and kidney issues that improved after using the product. The ad notes a common book offer to obtain the Common Medical Adviser by sending 27 cents and stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
Railroad notes from multiple agents recount arrivals and duties at Balt Lake Ogden and Beak River while memorial services are announced for May 10. The report includes surgeon and railway officials names, and notices about Rock Island lines and safety, with details of service times and invited veterans and organizations.
Fragmentary OCR lists Kara Richardson's Groceries in Ogden offering lower prices than rivals. Mentions matinee, Arbuckles and Lion coffee, Diamond-C soap, gift items, and a general sales pitch with unclear dates. No clear names beyond Kara Richardson.
An advertisement promotes Hamilton Brown Shoes for ladies gents and children from the largest shoe house in the world. It claims unmatched price, style and quality and notes additional offerings in millinery notions and furnishings.
Classified fragment lists a canary, furnished home features, a large barn, and a stray brown mare with branding. Provides contact at 22 West Bolh Street, Temes, for return. Includes garbled measurements and nearby street notes from a late Monday posting.
An 1908 teachers excursion to the coast offered by Southern Pacific Co. lists travel via the line with dates May 5 to June 9 and September 8 as the return deadline. Tickets and full information are available from ticket agents C. A Henry W. L L Chevers at Ogden, with a Summer Excursion Fare plus money added for Eastbound rail.
Junk dealer advertises high prices paid for all kinds of junk at 1912 Wash. Ave. Lighted telegraph style copy lists contact KL c. and WG 1a with a 5 indicated, presenting a fragmented old classifieds notice from Ogden.
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