Standard opens daily from morning to evening hours
The business office of the Standard will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 6:32 p.m. every day except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
7
The business office of the Standard will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 6:32 p.m. every day except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 noon.
The garbled item lists a jumble of names, places, and events from a late evening in Ogden. Mentions of funerals, church events, a meeting about art school enrollment, and local civic notices mingle with shopping, train travel, and weather references. Names such as Mrs. Alter Crawshaw and Everett W. Glafeho appear amid inconsistent notes on activities, meals, and public safety.
The snippet reports on a mix of town items: a possible incident at night with a fire on the riverfront, a Baptist Ladies dinner planned near Kiesel's, and the death of Bachuriah Sleuth with funeral details. Also noted are a municipal court demurrer in a case involving W S Wedel Jr and C F Marshall, a Washington DC dispatch about Betts Richins becoming senior class president at Columbia, and a college note citing Ogden High School’s Class of 1900.
A Boise ticket broker, B. Cole, is arrested amid a Boise to Ogden scheme involving forged Oregon Short Line stamps and stolen tickets. Wiley and associates pursued Cole after exposure of forged documents and a forged message. Authorities in Salt Lake City and Boise coordinate to recover funds and press charges.
The county board met in a regular short morning session with commissioners Beaton Skean and Wilson present. Minutes were approved and small amounts of heartwens transferred. Chit. Adolingen aweder asked to be considered for infirmity for the winter, and the matter was referred to a committee on the poor for review. The board adjourned for nine weeks. W. G. Wilson vetoed for County Commissioner.
A rider leaped from a tram car and plunged down a hill at high speed near Croydon. The man suffered severe injuries after the crash as the vehicle veered and the rider tumbled, leaving a damaged tire and questions about the incident. Local reports note a Republican candidate for county commissioner linked to the events.
Peter Ackormmall demands return of his fee after a bar tender allegedly assaulted him. Five employment complaints cite agents taking money for promised work that could not be shipped due to railroad delays. City officials say agencies are liable for taking payments when no work can be provided. Arrests loom as AGs pursue charges for assault and battery.
Real estate transfer records show multiple property deeds with names such as Andrew Forse Tol 8 and Montaville, with various settlements and considerations including 1000 and 99. The text lists co owners and assignees like David, Allen, and Wingy Coastal College, with mentions of townships, ranges, and tenants.
A gentleman from Thinvilin reports mending quickly after adopting Grape Nuts with guidance from physicians. He notes improved strength, digestion, and appetite, gaining about two pounds, and credits dietary changes including Cranga Nata. The account frames food as a speedy remedy for debility and general malaise.
Tramburg and Soy report heavy losses during the CAN year’s late event. Advices from Cinarorwalo indicate about 200,000 dinilsed snight occurred at a major operation. Details remain unclear as officials review the polenta Sond Mayne situation.
Ogden High school suffered a 17 to 0 defeat to Logan amid a slow start and poor team play. Key Logan drives and strong defense kept Ogden from scoring while Logan moved the ball effectively, with notable runs and a late push to secure the win.
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington after a hunting trip. Reported by the Associated Press he exits the train at dawn and appears in good spirits and ready to address the nation. A letter from Mr Rixey’s son recalls a tense moment, while a local resident praises Chamberlain's Pain Tin for its quick relief.
Voters advised to support Republican candidates for county commission. The notice urges backing party candidates and emphasizes civic duty ahead of local elections. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A fragmented text describes a rally with speakers urging participation in a vote. It references a November event, general political sentiment, and calls for attendance at a polling place. The garbled lines mention attendees, speakers, and urging citizens to vote.
A garbled rail page reports 120 of Too Peers’s sheep killed by a passing Ludi hig warning. General Mampger Dickinson resigns from Union Pacific and offers farewell greetings. Wadsworth Dispatch notes grid work between Mahoney’s camp and Sulla may complete by December, with a Christmas target for progress. Rumors claim grade between Wadeworth and Salvia condemned by Chief Eyglucor Wave. Andrew Cheabre is assaulted in the yards at Pocatella. The murder mystery lingers with unprovided explanations. The Union Pacific plots to sell 100,000 acres of Wyoming land, white range, and the line from Mounts to 74 crabs is mentioned. Dynamos and autos illuminate cars with automatic clutches and battery power for lights.
A brief election notice urged residents to visit the polling site and vote for the Republican candidates running for county commissioner. The item emphasizes party alignment and local governance stakes.
In Los Angeles the Los Angeles Racing Association announces a January meeting lasting forty days. The opening handicap offers $1,000 in added money, with a minimum purse of $39,000 to be distributed. Stakes will be awarded and stakes details are outlined by James W. Crooks, promoter of the event.
A garbled report notes numerous minor arrests over Saturday evening and Sunday. Officers cited offenders for various infractions including disturbing the peace and public nuisance. Names and details are unclear due to text damage.
A garbled notice promotes Charli Hille and Prof Conley at 2408 Washington Avenue offering dancing lessons and an upcoming class Tuesday evening at 7 30. The piece touts Conley as instructor, claims large turnout, and invites friends to join with a lively, local tone.
An invitation at Prof. Cowey's hill extends to pioneers and the public. Highlights include music and features to entertain, with an enlarged orchestra. Admission is 79 cents per couple. A political note urges voting for W. G. Wilson for County Commissioner.
A bold amusement lineup includes a gleaming farce Over the Wenge by CL Merbart Karr with musical numbers and dancing at the Grand. Edward's melodramatic Midnight in Chinatown opens Wednesday Nov 3, featuring six original performers and new stage equipment.
Voters are urged to support W. G. Wilson for County Commissioner in the upcoming local election. The candidate emphasizes prudent fiscal policies, improved road maintenance, and strengthened county services. Community leaders endorse Wilson’s experience and commitment to transparent government.
A frayed editorial fragment urges readers to consider their motives before voting for Republicans or Democrats. It rails at political ads and money influence, hints at labor woes, and ends with a call to vote for Wilson as County Commissioner while mentioning a millinery shop and address.
Fragmentary OCR shows a political call favoring Jivleniski Republica candidate for County Attorney. No clear date or full name context. Source text mentions Sooy Photo Parlor at 249 Wingston Avenue and a slogan about first class work, but details are incomplete.
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