Stand ard office hours announced for regular week
The office of THE STANDARD will open from 8 am to 6:50 pm daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 1 am to 12 midnight. Advertisers are advised of evening changes for the next day.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
7
The office of THE STANDARD will open from 8 am to 6:50 pm daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 1 am to 12 midnight. Advertisers are advised of evening changes for the next day.
Random references include names such as Uyon Atink Putronizo Duion Cantracera Ana ACT Morsehead and Tittle daughter Alavinn Luis inviting Kelton for two weeks. Various local names, prices and ads appear, with mentions of shops, goods, and a court case involving John Davis and Utah Power.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a tangled scene with names and places that hint at a local incident or meeting. The readable fragments mention Neateydige Shing and Hivon, Stevens, Russell, and a reference to a continued item on Page Bix. The sense of event, place, or date remains obscured.
Meteor activity may peak Friday or Saturday night as Earth encounters debris from the Lyrid like shower. observers expect several bright trails and possible meteor rates higher than average, with Jupiter and Saturn cited as nearby reference points in the sky.
The jury convicts in the Sidney Jackson death case in Weber County Utah. It states the death on November 8 108 was caused by a gunshot accidentally discharged by a six year old Bowman Read. The jurors conclude safeguards failed to keep ammunition and fire out of reach of children and name several officials.
Mrs Aline Ricpet of Ponting, Ms asserts bad food and overwork harm women but health improves with Grape Nuts and Postum. She recalls years of drinking coffee and improper meals causing fatigue and nervousness, then notes renewed energy and happiness after changing diet. The piece mentions local academy classes and physical development for children with dance and etiquette sessions.
The Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company have moved to new facilities at Pyenty dhird and Washington, building a two story structure with forty thousand equipa ted hooy apes. The firm lists agents for several wagon and carriage makers and related machinery, with ongoing plans tied to Ogden Mean and other local interests.
A Utah event features speakers including Mrs. Tyiesel of Don and Sonnae Vo Tyiesel, discussing the state's economic future. They highlight irrigation expansion, mining and canning growth, railroad and dam projects, and predicted widespread prosperity driven by diversification and infrastructure development, while cautioning about over-speculation and the need for stable finance.
A vague notice touts a one day cure for a cold with various names and unclear product claims. It references a relief claim tied to Tasative Troy Quinice Tahlota and others, but details are not coherent or verifiable.
A damaged text fragment describes a figure named Mangus Nowy and a former Missouri regiment captain involved in a period conflict. It mentions yellow fever, volunteers, and a search for a rebel in a city, but the garbled OCR makes concrete details uncertain.
A scanned list presents numerous personal names, surnames, initials, and scattered place terms. The fragmented text reads like a directory of individuals and affiliations, including several surnames, given names, and potential organizations. The document appears to be a mail or community letter listing with many unreadable segments and inconsistent punctuation.
The northern Weber County notes discuss weather shifts and delivery routes. It mentions inventory visits, street plans, and proposed mail and package delivery routes with mentions of Washington Avenue and nearby streets. The text references shipments, labor, and church missions amid logistical planning in North Ogden and surrounding areas.
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