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The schedule shows daily open hours from 8 a m to closing time except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 am to 1 pm. The notice clarifies operating times for readers seeking service on weekdays and Sundays.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
9
The schedule shows daily open hours from 8 a m to closing time except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 am to 1 pm. The notice clarifies operating times for readers seeking service on weekdays and Sundays.
Local notice advises advertisers that all changes must be submitted by the prior day for the evening edition. Official communications from the business office outline phone lines for urgent inquiries and the service room contact details to place or modify advertisements.
A garbled page mentions hospitality guests, a license to wed for George A Douglass and Bie Savalui Snyder, and random references to sales and jobs. It notes a district court session delayed, a funeral for Tessie Tena Ike, an excursion, and various local names and businesses scattered through the text. The overall sense is a mishmash of social notices, ads, and public items from a small town newspaper.
The notice mentions hearings on assessed valuations, a list of officials and firms, and upcoming sessions by Ogden City and County authorities. It notes the Board of Equalization and related actions, with dates in June 1908 and references to tax remittances and nonpayments, continuing to June 22 1908.
A former Southern Pacific brakeman, employed this year, is in serious trouble in Denver on burglary charges. He claimed to be married and to have a Fort Worth residence, and used fake name Tuimer. Denver police report he carried photographs of two young women, one from Fort Worth and a Salt Lake City resident, as part of the case.
A narrative cites medical opinions on white bread and digested cereals, recounting a young woman from Indiana who recovered from appendicitis using Gripn ey and Grape-Nuts. The piece critiques food law and promotes predigested cereals as life saving, noting transformed ingredients and the role of Postum products.
Funeral services announced for Oplen Aare No 114 to be held at AO U hall on Day afternoon in memory of the deceased. Attending relatives and friends requested to join in the rites led by Aation Hopfaman and W. Preat.
Local baseball action centers on a Sunday game between Ogden and Salt Lake teams with intercity bus travel and a postgame dance at Dignan's. Lineups shift with new signings, and a city league of amateur squads from Provo Fort Douglas Calder's Park Salt Lake and Ogden is forming under Wessler's Best leadership.
Herbert R MacMillan Ogden attorney to wed Miss Helen Bolin in a St Paul ceremony after travel for a court case involving Viola Cole vs Geran Savings and Loan Society. Bride Miss Bolin is daughter of Mrs G Becker and a popular Ogden social figure. MacMillan, former city attorney under Mayor Browning, is a noted Ogden lawyer with deep local connections.
W Norris faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon after attacking two railroad workers. He is currently serving a sentence of days in the city jail for a related offense. County Attorney Mulanshi led the information as Norris’s case moves forward under city ordinances awaiting further action.
A fragmented note describes committees in charge of a Carnegie library project seeking to raise 127 dollars. It mentions owners of Corn wood and the park, the Mayors, the peanut Waterers aid, and a request for support to link a game and a success, with unclear references to individuals.
Market report shows California fruits cheaper this week with peaches, grapes, and strawberries easing. Porterhouse and other cuts hold steady or rise slightly while butter cheese and eggs show modest movement. seafood prices vary with halibut and shrimp listed at specific rates.
A known offender was arrested by Officer Vance last evening near Rawthorn Purifle edge after a stolen bicycle was found in his possession. The suspect, about 23 years old, gave names Charla Marriott and John Mann, with prior police familiarity. The wheel and another bicycle both linked to recent thefts were recovered and the suspect jailed, facing trial for grand larceny.
Plaintiff Parker files a suit through attorney Vale Gidron in district court to recover 282.70 with interest from April 1900 for civil engineering services and other items rendered to American Falls Canal and Power Co. The action seeks payment plus interest on the claimed sum.
Local committee under Kal Linker organizes a reception for President Roosevelt in Ogden. Lyman Skeene and team coordinate events as citizens prepare to host the visit and celebrate the presidential undertaking.
The report highlights Ogden girls in New York City, including Mies Luolla Fortin and Miss Fett Rocalye, and notes strong vocal performances by Irena Sneng and Mabel Corka. It mentions Miss Strong and Armina Toth as rising talents, with praise for their singing, training, and appearances at events like the Actors' Church Alliance.
A small crowd gathers as minor cases occupy the judge. Two Toboes, pranksters charged with ragranay, receive a 2 pm deadline to exit Nobans area after being arrested for drunkenness. Officers Ponder and Pineoclk report them sneaking provisions into the jail stocks. One man, Feter Worgugon, was jailed for drunkenness after a late night drinking spree.
In a morning session, Keenin the offender received a ten day sentence after a Reynolds weapon blow during a disturbance led officer Silvey to intervene. John Maherry pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was released under suspended sentence. Later that evening a confrontation occurred with Cleamehes and a man named Maphed the face, while Charles Hoost, also drunk, faced further police action.
Next Monday evening the vocal pupils of Mr. Jos Ballantyne will perform at the Ogden Tabernacle under the Tabernacle choir. Reserved seats have been allocated to Ballantyne’s pupils and tickets are available only through them.
The case reports a death by self-inflicted shooting in a lodging house in St Louis, attributed to A. A. Watson Jr. of SE Joseph, Louisiana. Watson was described as well dressed and wearing attire bearing marks of New Orleans establishments. No motive or additional causes were disclosed.
Notice to the public that no debts contracted by Cuthacina A. Klenke after May 14, 1900 will be honored. Signed by John M. Klenke.
Coastal teachers trip offered by Southern Pacific Company with May 5 and 6 departures and September 8 return. Contact C. A. Henny or C. Evers, Utah agents, for details.
An Ogden based junk house lists high prices for all kinds of wares from 1906 to today, inviting locals to trade or sell items at their Web Ave location or by telephone.
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