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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1902
Page
9
The Standard will open from 8 am to 6 30 pm daily except Sundays. Sunday hours are 10 am to 12 noon. Notion to advertisers. Changes for the evening paper to be provided during the day.
A jumbled OCR of a local paper section covers a mix of names, meetings, court actions, business ads, church construction progress, a divorce, a sale authorization, a social dance class, and scattered notices. It mentions individuals like Corinne Wonturby and Gertrude Keyes, the Presbyterian church addition, a divorce for Barbara Deysdale Donghiss, and a court sale ordered by a U.S. official.
An assorted OCR passage lists constables and ward names across districts with partial identifiers. It names individuals such as H. Watklaw, Evans, J. A. Wonka, and J. Fourth Ward figures, plus references to wards Hin Pawns, Tywitin Goodale, and Tamla, suggesting a historical enumeration of officials and ward assignments with incomplete details.
The article describes five more newly installed memorial windows with finely cut colored glass and life size figures. The windows depict religious scenes including a Virgin and Savior, with titles referencing Saint Anthony and the Holy Family. The work is praised for its healing and fighting imagery and the carpeted setting adds to the display in the gallery.
Real estate transfer notices recorded by the County Recorder include Margaret Ann Moyes receiving part of the northeast quarter from an unspecified grantor for a stated consideration, May 2. Shipley conveys lots 8 and 10 in block 43 to Tolar Contaminants for 8100. Clinton D. Norton receives lots 45, 46, 37, 38, 43, 44, and 46 in block 7 Larke View, for 2,200. Michael Metuaker transfers part of block 7, block 20, part A to Patternan for 3,200.
A report from Mrs. M. B. Gorsline at a Port Wayne children’s home describes Postin as improving health after long coffee use. She notes 22 to 30 children are cared for, all showing clear complexions and good condition after following the direction. County warrants will be paid by Weber County treasurer after a specified date and warrants numbered 17 through 16006 will receive payment.
Community women's group extends cordial invitation to Misa Cav to attend a Beidawall event hosted by Mrs Wd Cine son at AO Cyworthy ACi Street on November V1. The evening aims to showcase charming reminiscences of famous nesters, with MALY GEIGUS GOULTER and Alan Batendton among attendees.
News item reports the Christman sale opening at Keramng Art Co with preparations for new winter goods. Mrs Ta Telabart announces a new inflnitery parlory to Vooty Wing, with early displays including jewelry and winter items at 509 Wash Ave, in a small studio setting.
The city council approved granting the Oregon Short Line a right of way over city streets as part of a broader set of public works measures including paving districts in Washington Avenue. The action follows reports from the city engineer on street intersections and traffic implications, with the ordinance adopting a plan for the railroad’s track alignment and required culverts.
The Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co has relocated to a new building at the corner of Union Street and Washington, offering a larger facility of about 40,000 square feet. The firm lists a range of farm and wagon equipment and names several brands and agents, noting Trishiona as manager of the Owens plant and maintenance staff.
An old advertisement describes fur items for ladies gents and children. It mentions jackets London dyed cloth and various price ranges. The text cites a fur dealer with references to locations and dates and hints at upcoming sale events.
The Modern Conservatory of Music at First National Bank Blog in Ogden advertises permanent programs in Violin Viola Cello Mandolin and Guitar. It notes instructors are specialists and invites inquiries on method and terms at the conservatory or by mail.
A carnival of light vaudeville tours promises laughs as Rudolph and Adolph headline a program led by Mason and a cast including Whick and Masnyvie. The act will premiere at the Grand on November 12 with multiple regional stops and a planned return to New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia venues.
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