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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1903
Page
11
The Stan Drd office will be open from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily, except Sundays. Sun house hours will run from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Miscellaneous ads and notices detail trades and sales in Ogden including furniture buying selling and exchanges. Mentions Weatherbys market dairy and fishing, school exams at Weber State Academy, county school programs, a funeral arrival and services, and a visit from Layton Davis residents to Ogden. Also notes a Dillman service trip to Chicago and real estate sale in Hinton place for 4000 dollars.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Tilton Brown Shoes as made by the largest shoe house in the world for ladies, misses and children. It also mentions millinery, notions and furnishings for sale. The copy emphasizes low prices and fashion, urging readers to try the products.
Column of scattered items notes millinery discounts at Falcon Hoyal, a large parade and gathering for the General Assembly of the GAR, baseball plans Ogden vs Salt Lake with round trip fare, funeral notices, a courthouse complaint, and ongoing civic events. Includes quarantine updates, railroad yard inspections, and community announcements from Barrows Grocery to Twentieth Street merchants.
Ved Telloan Aled files a complaint against Aurel Cardwell alleging theft of hides and sheep skins. A warrant is issued for Cardwell's arrest. Cardwell previously served time after a similar theft and was tied to additional acts of stealing and selling pelts while employed by Mr. Hillmen.
A Bridgeport, Vermont man recovering after ten months in bed attributed his renewed health to a diet of Postum and Grape-Nuts. He reported losing weight from over 100 pounds to a lean frame, stopping all medicines, and resuming eating soft boiled eggs and beef. He credited caffeine-free Postum and cereal with lifting nervous symptoms and general weakness, allowing a gradual return to better health and residence.
A May Washington war department directive orders court martial proceedings for a Marine officer. Lieut Towellyn Byah reports the charge of being alive in his accounts at Port Townsend. A quartermaster general inspector accompanies the official dispatch.
A man aged 18, brought from the cut-off, is afflicted with smallpox today. Many workers on the lake project appear exposed. A case of indipaxoning py toe tay frou off the Qadeu-bueln eutont is noted. Precautions are limited as workers from labor camps may arrive. All transfers go to Ogden City pesthouse at Box Elder county expense. The man in question is Haneon, who worked at the Lrealle work camp in Cha west arm, showing symptoms and kept under city guard until county officials arrange care.
Western Weber County districts Wilson Garland Taytor West Weber Sloper Noy and Winsville unite. Voters 415 for consolidation 241 against. first four districts 205 yes 8? against, last three 8 for 77 against. Plum City Warren Poplar and Fury Wheel join new district by 16 to 6 vote. Board may elect trustees from new district. Central school planned to add higher grade work beyond grammar level.
The annual meeting of Wie Chief Brothers & Alden company holders was held to reorganize the firm. Cory Frothers Construction Co. gains ownership. A Thy Corey co-elected president with W. W. Gorey as vice president, E.R. Rogers treasurer, and Le Holher secretary. The firm recently shifted the Waycone fract of the Southern Pacific’s Salt Lake division and plans large projects at Montelle. Work begins on a 24 inch cut-off near Wadsworth with steam shovels and cars. Contracts include a Washington Columbia River & Northern railroad job and the Oregon Railroad & Navigation railroad. projects will be rushed to completion. Head office remains in the city.
Railway officials report over 150 carloads of oranges moving to market centers. Lin, new day operator at Lake Utah, transfers there. G. A. Rogers, current dispatcher operator at Winnemann, will move to Wadsworth as dispatcher's assistant. Promotion expected for Rogers afterward.
Circuit Attorney Vole will ask the Supreme Court for a rehearing in the Julius Lehmann and Harry Faulkner perjury case, recently granted a new trial. He plans to base the request on alleged plunder in interpreting trial instructions from the court, which led to reversal.
Washington May 23 The bureau of insular affairs with approval of my ooal has authorized the sale of 7000 sets of the Boren new Philippine coins recently minted by the United States Mint at 2 dollars per set. The proceeds will go to the Philippine treasury. There is said to be demand from collectors for this type of coin.
Denver May 22 Roy C Butler a watchdog keeper for the Colorado act and Tron company killed Timarle in City Park last night The motive remains unclear and prosecutors say the suspect could fear paralysis or injury from a prior accident The deceased was a 22 year old renowned for charity and social work in the city
Real estate transfers listed include parcels in Contal Mark subdivision, lot 28 block 4, and adjoining lots near Township & Worthy. Notable entries mention properties in West ShO00, Che sont fount, and a 24 township area with a total value around $1,000.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions skin conditions and relief but provides no clear events, dates, or sources. The text reads like a stray medical line with unresolved terms, offering little verifiable detail for a full report.
Wyoming Construction Co based in Cheyenne and Wray has forwarded documents to the Secretary of State. The firm claims to be reorganizing under a new name as a replication of a serpentine corporate structure amid construction business activity. Renato O. Th MMayk and George Peston are named among Wyoming capital holders.
A fragmented list of stock quotations includes Amagamated Copper and several rails such as Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Positiv Illinois Central and New York Central. Prices are shown with fractions and misread letters, reflecting an early 20th century market page.
A scrambled list of arrivals including St. Louis, New York, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, and Milwaukee with numerous unreadable names and places. Names include J. J. Sehua, Dave Macdonald, Charles Cl done, and Willians among others. The text reads like a manifest of travelers arriving at She Heed, mentioning various cities and multiple misspelled or garbled personal names.
Giantha Fit Afton and Fred Wright promote the London Market near Linden Park offering tender beef and sturdy dairy products. Wright, famed for reliability, will again run the rural stand with a focus on quality cuts and prompt service.
Fragmentary notice indicates a dissolution of partnership with Blone-Cuitzwiller and an ongoing business continuation by Stane. The incomplete text references a will and a possible distribution or recounting of assets, but details are unclear.
Fragmented notice lists events around May and June in Salt Lake City and Brigham Young family reunion. Mentions trips, meals, and accommodations with unclear details. Names and dates are garbled but indicate a series of gatherings and travel plans tied to Roosevelt era activities.
An upcoming teachers excursion to the coast via the Southern Pacific Co is announced with travel details and agent contact. The notice lists dates and pricing, urging interested educators to obtain full information from Q. A. Jtnily Cleket Agent Ogden and Company representatives in Ogden.
Fragmentary notice in garbled English lists prices and publication notes for a colonial era newspaper. It mentions weekly cycles, new paper stock, painting, and a proprietor NAS with unclear location and rates. The text is partially legible but several names and dates are not decipherable.
Readable fragments show an advertisement for ink and wares at a shop on Wash Avenue with phone inquiry. The line hints at pricing and product range though text is garbled. Entities include a shop name and a streetscape, suggesting a local classifieds snapshot.
Holbrook's Greenhouse markets early decor toys to gardeners and hobbyists. The shop touts a fresh supply of easel and tower items, aiming to help customers complete seasonal displays before holiday deadlines.
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