Sidney Stevens Dead After Long Public Life in Ogden
The obituary lauds Sidney Stevens as a respected business leader and civic worker in the Intermountain region. A pioneer in agricultural implements, he built a trusted, law-driven career and supported local government. Friends recall his public spirit, charity, and staunch Republican views. His family continues his business legacy as the community mourns.
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Bidney Stevens
Sidney Stevens
Espatine
Kidney Stevens
Bin
I Turner
Intermountain
Union Pacific
D. H. Peery
Utah
Peery
Stevens
Ogden
Gamenterest
Sffaia
Ana
Bith Ae
Des
Rail official promotion lauded for Ogden service
Ogden based Manson receives praise as he advances to general superintendent of the Oragons for Thomas F Rowlands, Ogden man, who is named to head the Luke division. The article highlights Manson as energetic, vigilant, a strict disciplinarian, and a model executive capable of steady leadership across emergencies.
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Nason
Thomas
Rowlanda
Voad
Manson
Ogden
Asne
Buch
Thomas F. Rowlands
W. H. Bancroft
Huy
Rowlands’ Caiting
Rowlands
Better Values Were Never Known Forced Sale Ad
A Mammoth Forced Sale urges readers to compare prices, claiming unbeatable value for men and women shopping now. The notice emphasizes no competition in value and invites immediate attention to bargain pricing across goods.
Shocks Rattle Salt Lake City in Morning Quake
Salt Lake City felt a morning quake around 12 10, shaking buildings including the Luxor and Windsor Hotels and rattling windows. Pedestrians woke, a baggage handler reported upheaval at the Denver and Rio Grande depot, and a train yard office saw shelves shaken. The piece ends with a sermon-like warning about moral decay and prophetic doom.
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Salt Lake City
Hay
Tribune
Telephone
Luxor
Windsor Hotel
North Yard
Oregon Short Line
Wiler
Ninth West
Fourth North
Denver & Rio Grande Depot
Salt Lake
Dead Sea of America
Sal Lake
Children Invite Death In Street Play
A concerned notice warns of children darting into the path of speeding cars in Ogden. It blames both drivers and parents for failing to curb risky street play and stresses the danger of fatal outcomes. Officers and parents are urged to act to prevent tragedies before a child is mangled or killed.
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Ogden
Omar
Black Heresy Headlines Amid Turmoil and Protests
A garbled report outlines a chaotic scene discussing perceived heresy in a May era, naming multiple figures and groups in a charged debate. It references tensions within a community, with mentions of athletes, judges, and officials amid political rhetoric and social conflict.
Exiled Kiev Jews crowd Kiev as Russian order tightens
From Bl Petersburg May 26 The exodus of Jewish families from Kiev continues with 10000 proscribed families fleeing the Pale and forced to return to their birth towns. Women cling to children as wagons carry household effects from Kiev. new permits for visits are costly and time consuming under police scrutiny. Wheat prices tumble as short sellers might settle for 1.5 million bushels amid wheat shipments from Duluth and Buffalo diverting to the effort.
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BL. Petersburg
Kiev
Java
Pollak
May Wheat Decline Leads to Market Shake
Chicago May 26 sensational declines on the board of trade followed a private May Wheat settlement. Traders cited selling pressure by Len Patten and a Chicago dealer keying a large lift in futures as markets prepared for an approaching vacation. The day’s action hinted at heavy liability for producers and a shift in sentiment among millers and elevators amid the expected catch of large tonnage.
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Duluth
Watorwan
Ib’ Wab
Shorts
Haaser “Ishes
Chicago
Inday
Board of Trade
Fortes A. Patt
Mr. Patten
Wileh
J. Baton Hater
Betty
Camarig
Bold Robbery Of Local Pawnshop In City
Benjamin Wolf proprietor of a pawnshop and clothing store at 140 Twenty-fifth Alvear was robbed of 350 in gold last evening by three men. They entered at 10 20 took cash and a money bag, then fled toward Twenty-Fifth Street. Detectives Chambers and Wardlaw questioned suspects, strangers near the rail yards, with two men named George Bright and George Williams among the described group. Officers rounded up more suspects within hours, but lingering evidence kept the case open with connection to a larger robbery.
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Benjamin Wolf
Alvear
Lila Place
Ned
Wolf
Walt
Umdearwear
Vall ' Avenné
Chambers
Wardlaw
George Bright
George Williams
Ina
Willy
Sidney Stevens Funeral Hel o
The funeral of Ainey Slavens is reported with confusion in the text. A late 19th or early 20th century setup mentions Ward Mheudlae hone and an event led by Righen Rober with mentions of Prenidenk Gy AMddleloy and Apody Davkl 0. MAKAY. The fragmentary lines suggest a community funeral with mourners and local officials.
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Cys
Poon
Righen Rober
Quayin
Prenidenk
Makay
Bods
Remembering a Self Made Man at Ogden Cemetery
Wishing to pay a last tribute, mourners gathered as gall bearers Angus T Wright LL Clark and others escorted the casket. Speakers praised the departed for industrious habits and tenacity that helped him carve an enduring place among Utah’s early successful business leaders and religious workers, noting his simple manners and generosity while floral offerings appeared beautiful and elaborate.
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Angus T. Wright
LL. Clark
Cary
Browning
Heber
Scawgroft
B.C. Diackman
J. J. Last
Ogden City
Iva Hess
Knights of Pythias Memorial Service Escort Planned
Members of Ogden Lodge No. 4 Fe. of BP are summoned to Galle Hall Blindsy May 29 at 1 30 PM to attend memorial services. The Uniform Rank led by the Ogden City hand will escort the lodge to the remeters for final rites and The Cyan sisters Cainn the Tempia No 1 will attend.
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Ogden Lodge
Galle Hall
Blindsy
Gurvness
Ogden City
Ogden Poultry Coupon Ad Inflates Living Costs
An old clipping markets high prices for dressed poultry from Ogden Fish & Poultry at 2626 Washington. It urges clipping a coupon in the Standard and playfully guesses Ogden’s population to attract readers.
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Dgden Fish & Poultry Company
Washington
Ogden
Convicts Hung Up in Hunger Strike Protest
In Columbus On May 26 twenty offenders in a single prison uprising declared a hunger strike over food quality. Warden ordered all inmates restrained in shackles lifted above ground to prevent further disturbance. The confrontation involved prison staff and inmates amid threats of violence and murder rumors.
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Columbus
Confederate veterans meet for memorial service in city
All members of Dix-Lagen Post No 3G meet at the city bell Sunday May 29 at 7 p.m. for service at the Presbyterian church followed by a gathering at City Hall on Memorial Day Monday May 3? to observe the 91th death. W.N. Phiroe Commander
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Dix-Lagen Peat
City
Pervieca
Presbyterisa Church
Monlay
Heath
W.N. Phiroe
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Gillant
Step
Sen
Gu al
Co Agias
Washington Ave
Garry
Stianpor
Sen Foley
Kithy
Chinn News
Peggy
Hmortn
Randle
Landon
Str. Orosalots
Washington Star
Manly Gon
Albany Herald
Netley
Fea
Drake
Peddie
Leonard Cleanable
Boston
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Crodus
Pythias
Sala
Besan
Ana Brown
Rhio
Crey
Tin
Clarks’ Clothing Store
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