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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
7
The Stand AAD office opens from 3:00 AM to 6:40 PM daily, excluding Sundays when it opens 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. Advertisers note changes for the evening paper by the stated day. Weather forecast calls for fair tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions Saturday in the northwest portion tonight.
Fragmented readable bits mention marriage plans for Jane to wed John Campbell and Vivian Purney of Ogden, plus local notices about trades, sales, and a fire remark. Howard Hollingsworth returns from Elko taking a freight job. various ads and denouncements fill the page with community notices and classifieds.
An old advertisement promotes Hamilton Crown Shoes as affordable and well fitting for men women and children. It touts the largest shoe house in the world and urges shoppers to buy to cut grocery costs. Also mentions millinery notions and furnishings offered by Vesigen in the same store.
Community notices describe Woodmen Memorial Day activities with excursions to Salt Lake and Oregon Short Line on June 7. Plans include bands in the procession, a ball game, and local market details, alongside a court case and sheriff telegram about property disputes and alleged theft.
An alleged anarchist, named A Cort ju ane der arrest, is held on concealed weapons charges by Ogden police. The suspect, tied to distributing anarchistic literature, was escorted by officers acting on secret instructions. A self declared spiritualist mediatorwoman claimed a planned assassination of the President but offered no concrete identification.
Real estate transfers are recorded with the County Recorder listing multiple grantees and properties. Notable items include Moyle and wife transferring to Myers, Anderson transferring to Newey, and Mayes transferring to Nobns Mandel with amounts and lot descriptions among the entries.
A garbled reminiscence describes a skeptic challenged to try Grape Nuts by a courteous advocate. It recalls indigestion relief, scientific tasting of foods, and the narrator’s gradual improvement after adopting the product, with emphasis on digestion and perceived health gains.
A boundary line meeting involving County Camats Flowers and surveyors from Weber county discussed authorizing a broker to establish boundary lines between counties. Representatives planned to report to the County Commissioners after reviewing data from the United States Land Office.
In Weber County Utah on May 30 1900 or 1905 the Wayment family gathered to celebrate Martha Wayment's sixty six birthday. Eldest son Joseph Wayment read the program as relatives sang recitations and shared stories. Martha's eight children plus forty eight grandchildren and twenty eight great grandchildren were noted as all active in the Latter Day Saints church. The event featured a dance after a large meal with long tables and a social gathering following the religious observances.
Patrons of the Mound Fort School district enjoyed a noteworthy commencement program in May at Amuse Hall. The Eighth Grade showcased singing, recitation, and speeches, with diplomas awarded by Principal Ames and Mr. Taylor.
Michael Higgins was rearrested on an assault with intent to commit murder charge stemming from a two year old incident. Judge Keuwell heard the case as Higgins faced his fourth arrest for the same offense, with prior proceedings in North Open court, and the matter was sent for further action after patients on the record.
The municipal court held a brief session this morning with defendants fined for alcohol and disturbance offenses. Several individuals were released or discharged after appearances, while others faced penalties ranging from minor fines to community supervision.
Market notes show flour wholesale prices climbing with retail limits at five cents. Oregon and California fruit and vegetables, potatoes, sugar, butter, eggs, meat, fish and canned goods listed with varied per unit prices. Coal oil, creamery butter, cheese, and eggs form a dense ledger of daily staples and changing costs.
We express gratitude to the friends who extended kindness and thoughtful help in the hour of bereavement. Very truly, MUNK. WATTIFL HSpney AND PAa in
A garbled report from Salt Lake describes a tense game with many errors and scattered player notes. It mentions players such as Mahony and Meagan, various at bats, and a long list of names torn from the page with no clear narrative or outcome.
Sealed bids due at 12 welock June Buh for 2000 feet of eight inch wooden pipe from Blrang's enayo to Uke Tnversity pihee. bids to include full width pipe and mile extension to High Whine Mark along the new pipe line. Contact HYRUM BELNAP president for details. company reserves right to reject any bid.
Rail advertisement announces excursion rates to the east with one fare plus 200 dollars round trip via the Rock Island System. Contact GEO Agt Ray for information at Denver.
An old ad offers decoration day flowers and wreath designs priced from twenty five cents. It advertises various motifs such as carnations, crowns, stars and more. Naylet Bros at 620 K Street Raerm, California guarantees satisfaction.
Announcement lists eastbound excursion fares via Rio Grands Western Railway with special trips and events. Mentions schedule prompts, ticket agents Gilson and GS Tantyy, and July reunion dates from Brigham Young Family Reunion to heat presidency reception.
Teachers excursion advertised aboard Southern Pacific Co invites educators to travel to the coast with set dates in May and September. Flight of details includes ticketing offices and agents G A Henry and Corvers in Ogden for full information.
The piece describes a London market scene and mentions California youths, a 24th street location opposite a venue, and a local trader Wright. It highlights fresh meat and produce, with delivery options and assurances of quality. Manager Wright promises reliable batch processing and harvest timing for the market day.
An incomplete OCR passage lists varied place names and terms such as Lake Shore Michigan Sonia Rat and Colorado firewayer. The legible items suggest disjointed references rather than a coherent report.
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