Local Newspaper Notice on Advertising Changes
The hustrion office of THE STAND will be open from Be 6 90 p m daily except Sunday. Run Way hours from 10 a m to 121 p m. Changes for the evening paper must be sent in the day before.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
7
The hustrion office of THE STAND will be open from Be 6 90 p m daily except Sunday. Run Way hours from 10 a m to 121 p m. Changes for the evening paper must be sent in the day before.
Random references from a historical page include names like Mrs NLL Landrum, Patrasize Trion Contractors, and T. J. Bucher. Items mention weather, fish markets, a court suit over promissory notes, births, stabbings, and local advertising truncated by OCR, painting a mosaic of everyday city life and commerce.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic local page with event posters a meat market note a political meeting and scattered names and addresses. Items include party at Digaan n will be tomorrow night, telephony contact, a court or jury notices, and a sausage advert promising a full pound.
Special Officer Tim Kelliher and Detective Pendex of Ogden helped track down about 30 youths accused of vandalizing telegraph insulators between Ogden and Riverdale. Over 409 insulators broken in a month, prompting Western Union and police to pursue charges and seek restitution as they vow a firm stance.
A parent recalls a desperate period with a weighty, lethargic two year old who thrived after introducing Grape Nuts. After initial failure with milk and medicines, the dietary switch coincided with steady growth and brighter spirits, leading to praise for the cereal’s impact and a wish to help others.
A boy named Leslie Downs threw a rock at John Wheelwright after a quarrel in front of the Crown Police saloon on Washington Avenue. Wheelwright suffered a severe facial injury, was knocked unconscious, and later treated at Dr Gordon's offices. Downs fled toward Twenty fourth Street but collided with County Attorney Thilverson and was taken to the sheriff's office, released on recognizance to appear.
The court heard petitions for minor guardianships and estates. Elizabeth Station and James B. Straton were granted guardianship of Theo E Station and Jana B Straton with a bond of 162 dollars and estate value around 36 000. Life Von A Small administrator reported and distributed the Harris T Bowen estate to Helen J Bowen. Hera Ginghun's administration for sale at auction was granted. Thor Maloney attended as sale agent.
Real estate transfers listed include Pha Totlowins and partners transferring parcels in Nob Hill and Park Additions with a $52.00 consideration, Tsung H Farley and wife transferring northeast quarter in township 1 north range 1 West for $400, and Jesperton and wife transferring part of southwest quarter with auction noted for township 0 north range 7 past, all as recorded by Downey Recorder.
The article reports J. T. Bigner & Co of Salt Lake city planning a Ogden branch under Horace W. Sharman with private wire trading for railroad stocks and grain. J Come raitign of St. Pauls links to northwest brokers, promising fast, continuous market information and a steady local market presence.
Football notes outline a special train for Townorrow fans as the team prepares for a Meret pee game. The lineup includes Snow, Hows, Mors, Le Is, and Livingston with substitutes listed. Agreements mention Thanksgiving plans and travel arrangements for supporters ahead of the match.
Ogden grocers keep flour at last week levels about $2.45 per hundredweight for fowls, with minor shifts in several items. Butter at 24% cents a pound, eggs and cheese near previous rates, produce and meats show limited movement though some items trend downward. Grain and hay prices remain flat with slight declines expected in Timothy and alfalfa, while wheat, corn, and rye hold steady.
In a United States court Nov 7 Mam ger sentenced Gyriat Lelion Balliet alias Mining Wing to pay a fine of 500 and serve one year in jail for trading. Balliet bought the White Swan mite at Maker City Ore after deception by original owner Ind hve Regan to exploit newspaper ads. Witnesses testified the scheme netted about 180000 dollars from investors nationwide. Rome reports Lily Denton of Boston died suddenly at hospital in Taysolty-Lontardy.
Local man recounts rapid weight gain after using Chamberlain’s stomach tablets. He once tried several remedies without relief, bought the product from a Long Branch druggist, and reportedly gained forty pounds in thirty days while recovering from a chronic stomach issue.
In a contested local vote the election returns show Liegn Vine Tasyvebtionn proclaimed winner with plurality edges. Voter turnout appeared high across the county with results seen in multiple precincts and accompanying remarks from observers.
Early results indicate McDonald leads Bennion in several districts while Howell gains large margins in Box Elder and nearby counties. Republican ticket appears strong with White winning the Senate seat and many county offices. Counts for Monticello regions show mixed results, with some races too close to call and others favoring Democrats in specific precincts.
Fragmentary text mentions lake excursion and Oregon, with scattered names and numbers. It reads like a damaged travel or instruction note, listing places, dates, and partial addresses while lacking coherent events or outcomes. No clear persons or organizations can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
A man named J C Mount from Vivo Mile Bay opened a box and drove a ten penny nail through the fleshy part of his hand. He thought of the pain and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and later removed the nail. The ad lists multiple druggists and distributors across many cities.
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