Auction Notice Schedulings For Stand Business
The business will open from 9 am to 6 pm daily except Sunday with Sunday hours 10 am to 3 pm. The hours posted reflect current schedule for the stand.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
11
The business will open from 9 am to 6 pm daily except Sunday with Sunday hours 10 am to 3 pm. The hours posted reflect current schedule for the stand.
A scrambled jumble of names, visits, and social chatter from Ogden area society pages. Mentions of families visiting, grocery ads, a chicken dinner planned for November 4, and a teachers meeting in Ogden with many northern Utah towns referenced.
Women club members in Salt Lake City heard Professor Stewart deliver an illustrated lecture on motor education for children. The talk covered kindergarten growth, school reform, and a push for integrating kindergarten into public schools. Members supported resolutions urging improved early education and thanked contributors and speakers for advancing the cause.
The report details a naval institute gathering with speakers including Mrs. Solowon and others. Attendees reviewed the institute’s educational aims and commended Mrs. Allen’s page as a thoughtful contribution. The event featured a commmittee for entertainment and plans for future federation activities chaired by Mrs. Gauthen.
The article reports a writers’ convention with chairs and committee members from Willain's Federaline. It notes lack of harmony and a proposed standard for File van Tieuns amid discussions of program missteps and uneven proceedings. Executive committee boards and a chalet tally are mentioned.
Board discussed repairs near Mound Fort School and a request to repave a sidewalk by Central Building. Minutes read and approved. Finances reviewed.Sanitary and Buildings committees reported. Requests to visit sidewalk on Twenty Sixth Street near Central School noted. Board adjourned after warrants and supplies discussed.
The Ogden educational notes praise the high school paper for its quality and content and commend Halvor Coultar for a story, with editorials by Beheath and Mrs Engle noted. Teachers like Miss Middleton, Miss Roberta, and Principal Martin are highlighted for vigorous classroom work, graded displays, and student achievements across primary through high school.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Parlor and millinery shop names with references to "Fine millinery" and "winter goods." The snippet mentions Parlora at 2400 Washington avenue and Dive. AL ty Tgleburt, a sewing millinery, with notes on modern styles and winter stock.
An OCR fragment reports a man named J C Mnunti from Three Mile Ray N Y opening a box and applying a chamber tincture to a wound. The text claims the remedy removed pain and healed the injured part, and advertises the item for sale by a druggist.
An ad from Holley Bros in Lang Branch Missouri touts T Hulauiskt as a Republican candidate for County Attorney. It claims he gained forty pounds in thirty days after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Tiger Tallts, praising the remedy and urging purchase through merchants.
The Modern Conservatory of Music presents violin voice culture piano mandolin and guitar courses emphasizing music theory harmony ear training and sight reading. Directors note specialists lead each department and patrons may visit for details on courses and teaching methods.
The notice outlines special seasonal rules for a holiday seator and mentions Thomas as a key contact. It references Porter’s Greenhouse and Yor Service, along with cut mowers and fall oil. The text is fragmentary and lacks complete details.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a grand socialist rally with garbled names and phrases about voting and civic action. The readable segments reference rallying, voting, and political expression, but many words are illegible. The piece resembles a historical public notice or report with disrupted phrases and misread names.
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