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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
11
The Standard announces business office hours from 8 am to 6 30 pm daily except Sunday with Sunday hours from 10 am. All changes for the evening paper must be in the day preceding. Weather forecast: fair tonight and Saturday with warmer Saturday.
Fragmented OCR of 1900s era notices and ads references pensions, sales, trades, and events. Mentions Weatherbys, Armor Market, Sacred Heart academy, Woodmen Memorial Day excursion to Salt Lake, Declarations Day flowers, and various vendors and contact numbers. Contains multiple personal notices, sales pitches, and event invitations without coherent story.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Had Lemton Brown Shoes claiming top price and quality for ladies, goads, children with emphasis on low cost. Mentions groceries and wearers and urges readers to try them while noting military and opine items.
Reports describe a market sale at 2078 Wash Ave DE Ayils with bargains and dancing later. A note invites readers to Thursday evening and Friday events, claiming large crowds, low prices, and music. Wardell, brother of Ara Sherwood, arrives from Nevada to oversee May Day duties and mentions Tonopah prosperity.
Measles and smallpox cases linked to Camp 16 workers reach Ogden. Charles Dixon, 38, employed at the eit pit, has money and was kept separate after lodging in a jail cell. William Doran, 44, also from the same camp, arrived with smallpox and lacks funds, sent to the pesthouse.
Police court notes describe a Monday session where suspects face a municipal judge next. Officers Tender and Meisner arrest a sorely provoked man for insults. others face hearings Tuesday about fights and disturbances. A drunken passenger wandered from a train depot with 134 dollars, detained at the station to sober up.
A Catholic mission begins at St Josephs Church Ogden tomorrow at 10 20 AM and runs for a week. Preachers Rev Futhora Mul congy and O Conner will lead sermons focused on Christian truth and salvation. Attendance is open to all Catholics and non Catholics with seating reserved for standard attendees. The May Procession will start from the Sacred Heart Academy to the parish church with all participants expected to join by 6 30 PM.
A historic exchange unfolds as Governor Wells replies to a mayoral complaint about President Roosevelt not addressing schoolchildren at Lester Park. The note defends the decision to limit speeches, recounts the carriage halt, and expresses regret at the missed opportunity while emphasizing the president’s broader outreach to youth.
A gang of pickpockets operated in Ogden on Memorial Day. A chief was arrested, tried to flee in handcuffs, and posted a $500 bond. Police identified several victims and losses, including purses and cash amounts. Memorial observances occurred with G A R Vets, parades, and cemetery rituals. A Cork harbor dart ritual and a note on Wearlox Tree in the northwest region are also mentioned.
The article argues diamonds arise from deep sources, mingled with magnesia breccias, and possibly transported by subterranean forces. It notes assorted minerals and gas traces, debates origin near current finds versus erosion from deeper sources, and interweaves reflections on poets and dogs as literary echoes.
The text details artificial legs and hands, noting difficulty in distinguishing wearers, matching shoe sizes, and differing wear rates between parts. It mentions magnets in artificial hands and the ability to pick or manipulate items, with several unclear phrases about components and functions.
Readable fragments report an event near Zobel Wonoabe in Cornwall England with vague details and dates. No clear outcome or names are established in the legible text.
The victim, an 82-year-old woman, suffered severe injuries after being struck by a vehicle on Twenty Street. A young pedestrian reportedly caused the incident and was later identified as involved. doctors treated her injuries at her home, with the case described as serious and fatal.
Fragmentary letters praise a remedy named Postnin Paul Coles L as effective for long standing ailments. Claims include cures after years of distress and use by many, with testimonials of relief and calls for adherence to directions. The text presents anecdotal support for the remedy and its supposed benefits.
The executive committee announces a meeting at City Hall Belo glock Tuesday night to discuss the revision of bills. G Tory Joseph Stowcraft and A T Wright are named on the editing committee.
The notice invites individuals to apply for summer classes at the Grant location, specifying dates in late month and a contact point for enrollment. It mentions Mies 1 and Butta as part of the program logistics and notes a dining component during the session.
A list of names and places appears as arrivals at the Reed over the past day. Entries include cities such as San Francisco Salt Lake City Boston Denver Milwaukee and Ogden with numerous unclear spellings and partial names. The fragmentary item reads like a telegraphic roster of travelers and origins without a clear event or conclusion.
Temporary rail rate listing for eastbound travel on the Grande Western Railway. Includes round trip prices to multiple destinations with agent contact and sale dates. Mentions specific events and a June family reunion with ticket sales through May and June.
Ogden to San Francisco trip offered at twenty thirty dollars with multiple departure dates May 5 and 6 and May 8 6th and 10th return tickets valid until September 8 1803 for full information call ticket agents in Ogden and AV H. Cubviers on GA Tisnay listed as agents
Classified ad fragment lists furnishings for rent by day week or month with new printed items. Mentions address 362 Washington Street and notes Mrs. Boddy or Boddy CMINN as proprietor with standard office upstairs.
An old advert features Fret Wright of Ogden, previously famed for a meat market near 24th Street and Socater Tark, taking charge of the London Market in California. It touts his butcher skills and promises steady supply of beef, pork, and game with prompt delivery.
An advertisement offers a tour book detailing routes and fares. It notes a yearbook style guide issued by Lake Shore & Michigan Railway and invites applications to receive the publication. The fragment mentions Edwin Death, Colorado Passage Agents, and a Chicago area address.
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