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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
7
The ABC business notes daily operating times with Sunday exception and a partial weather forecast. The forecast suggests partly sunny and warmer conditions tonight, with an updated plan for the day ahead.
Fragmented OCR text shows a mix of names, addresses, notices, and advertisements. It references people like Arnold, George Keltye, Nellie Robinson, and ex-governor Ages. Mentions location hints such as Salt Lake, Ogden, and Washington Avenue. Includes a court motion for a new trial, a marriage license note, and various classified ads for real estate, services, and goods with scattered postal and contact details. The result resembles an assorted late 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment.
A jumbled notice sheet reports excursions to Salt Lake via Oregon Short Line on June 7 and June 9 with Woodmen Memorial Day and a related parade. It mentions arrests in a grand larceny case, a wedding engagement, and social events in Ogden with sales at Keller & Co. market.
The two week old plan came to fruition as Aimbert B Mochfilian wed Miss Helen Bolus in Ogden Minnesota. The ceremony, at eight in the evening, was performed by a Presbyterian minister at the bride’s parents’ home in Winona. Best man Harry Mac Millay and many Ogden guests attended, with plans to travel to Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Minneapolis before returning to Ogden. The marriage marks a social highlight for Ogden, with MacMillan being a prominent local attorney, son of the late James Wy Mugla, and a member of the firm Hendersonay MacMillan.
A woman from Wrgesboro North Carolina reports severe stomach trouble and dyspepsia improved after drinking Postum and Grape Nuts. She describes long illness, loss of appetite, and mood decline, then restoration of strength and color with the switch to Postum coffee substitute and cereals.
An ad from the largest shoe house in the world promotes affordable shoes for ladies, gentlemen, and children. It emphasizes size variety, quality, and custom millinery and notions as part of a broad range of furnishings.
President Roosevelt will tour Ogden with a grand parade and elaborate decorations. The city plans a 2 pm formation at City Hall with police safeguards, dignitaries including Moody, Smoot, and Wilson, and a long train stop itinerary through Utah to Salt Lake City. Weather calls for fair, warmer conditions with showers earlier.
The ad extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for improving digestion and body health, claiming it clears poisonous matter from the system and restores strength. Personal testimonials note gains in weight and energy, with references to sending for Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser and contacting Buffalo New York for copies.
Plain City notes May spwehl meeting of stockholders to discuss funding for new irrigation ventures. Plans include three ditches along Weber river Ogden and Mill Creek with water rights, and a special tax on capital stock to cover operating costs. Laying out the plan, the group outlines construction of a ditch, plus a survey of land, water rights and arid acres.
The text records an unusual notice that stores at location 10 will close tomorrow afternoon due to President's events. It lists several names and vague plans, mentioning morning and afternoon times, unspecified conditions, and a potential public announcement about closures. The fragmentary OCR preserves limited names and scheduling cues, but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR depicts a political scene with references to escorting the president, Bain of origins, and mentions of Roosevelt, a campaign path and timelines. It hints at travel from Tok Buisy Ci, through Ven Yolo, and into Atomtiolla, with plans around a speech and reception. No clear dates or verifiable specifics are readable.
Fragmentary text lists parties including J Cathal Jovy and Marlin Uyllen transferring parts of lots and blocks in a Central Park area. Mentions assignments for lot 5 block 1 and adjacent parcels with prices around $790 and $54,260. Contains unclear OCR with multiple misspellings and proper nouns.
A fragmentaryOCR style passage blends nonsensical names with stray references to travel, medical issues, and improvised place names. It mentions a Lionel Bohan, various vague entities, and disjointed musings about planes, illnesses, and a dreamlike journey, leaving the central narrative unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing various words and names. lacks clear event, people, places, or actions to describe a cohesive news item. No identifiable dates, organizations, or outcomes present.
Unclear OCR text mentions excursion rates via Rid Grand Whseern Railway and connections. References dates May 2012, sale details, and various personal names, with fragmented phrases about trips, return fares, and agency contact.
Fragmentary notice outlines a Brigham Young family reunion planned around May 70th and June 1st at Salt Lake, with events hosted by President Housevelts reception group. References Oregon Short Time dining plans and a limited time return event around May 28.
Teachers excursion to the coast via Southern Pacific Company advertised in Ogden listing dates September 8, 1903. Includes agents Chevers and Nmekot with ticketing details and contact points for reservations.
A fragmented historic notice announces seasonal rates and listings under the name Mrs L. Clunn. It references a period period style and various misread words, indicating an early 20th century publication with price and placement details.
Fragmentary OCR item references a person named Halelion of Ouden and a market area in California. The text is garbled with many unclear words and misplaced phrases, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, date, or actionable detail. No identifiable actions, dates, or organizations are clearly stated.
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